Man Down!! MVP3 with Nautilus problem....

[Shipwreck]

Glad you are back in business---happy vaping

Well... I WAS back in business for about six to ten vapes and it died again. I am just about to start my first rebuild on a BVC LOL.

 

[thetrucker]

Good luck 2 you---you will be vaping away once the problems are all solved.

Talk to the vape shop on the phone sometimes gets answers---and show them what you are doing and they can sometimes

give you little tips on maintaining your vape-

 

[VictorViper]

Building your own coil isn't the solution. It is a fruitful exercise and a great way to lower costs, but it will not fix your issue. Please be aware of this.

Since it hasn't come up yet, and you've mentioned your tendency to torque the hell out of all your connections, have you looked at your MVP's centre pin? These things are notorious for dropping down with overtightening and a poor connection with your positive pins will cause the exact issue you're describing.

If you have a small flathead screwdriver, power down your MVP and use gentle lateral nudges as you work around the pin. It will start to rise up and may be the simple solution you're looking for. Try to avoid really wrenching down your atty to the box.

P.S. I'm making an assumption here that the MVP3 still uses a floating pin.

 

[edyle]

time for you to get another topper;
sounds like the problem is on the nautilus mini, but if you had another topper you would have a way of ascertaining for certain.

You didn't mention anything about the centerpin insulator on the nautilus mini.
the centerpin you have been fiddleing with needs to be insulated from the 510 threads that surround it.

 

[Shipwreck]

Problem solved folks. It was indeed the heads. New thread here with more info:

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Thanks again everyone. I love the comradery here!