Problems with the Nautilus

[dirtybirdy]

So the weirdest thing happened to me today. I had just bought some new BVC coils and have been using one in one of my nautilus and it has been working great. So I changed my coil in the other nautilus and when I went to hit it it was so metal tasting and hot. It just tasted super hot and skorched. I figured it was just the coil. I assumed it was a bad one then I decided to put in another brand new coil and it did the same thing.

I don't understanding why they are being skorched. I tried another coil in my other nautilus and it worked fine.

I am using the tanks on a Provari Mini 2.5 set at 3.5v so I don't understand why this is happening.

 

[John Lever]

Maybe hitting it too soon without giving the juice time to saturate the coil?


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[inswva]

edit: doh... not quick enough on the submit button.

You are letting the juice soak into the coil, right? I usually give my new BVCs about five minutes to absorb some juice before hitting them.

 

[Jake67]

They need a good 30 minutes to saturate the wicking material


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[Shootist]

They need a good 30 minutes to saturate the wicking material


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Not completely correct. I just changed the BVC in my Mini Nautilus this morning and filled up the tank at the same time. Once put back together I took about 3-4 pulls on it with no airflow, airflow shut off, and then opened it up an started vaping it. That was on a iTaste VV V3 set to 4 volts with a 1.8 BVC. No dry or burnt hit at all.

So you don't have to wait 30 minute (which I find a little ridiculous to even suggest as if that was the case the coil/wick could never keep up) before you start vaping on it.

 

[Jdbaker82]

I agree you don't have to wait that long but it does break in better after a day or so the taste gets better and more saturated

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