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@Baditude i was thinking the same thing. The coil resistance is still the same 1.8. I checked all that after I was able to cool it down. It just scared me how hot the tank got. It was full of juice as well. The heat I was feeling from the device I am unsure if was from the tank itself or the device itself. The device was decently warm around the top, but the tank was hot enough that i couldnt hold it for more than a second.
It sounds like the MVP had been autofiring the Nautilus on its own. Unless you were chain vaping which caused the Nautilus to feel so warm, in which case it would normally feel pretty warm or even hot.
Again, the protection circuitry of the MVP's processor should prevent this from happening, but we've been reading more and more recently of
regulated box mods autofiring.
My main concern here is box mods like the MVP and iStick use an internal
LiPo chemisty battery, which is not safe chemistry like the external batteries generally used in tube mods. While
IMR batteries (safe chemistry) may still vent hot gas, ICR and LiPo batteries can vent hot gas, and
produce flames and
possibly explode.
This is the main reason I no longer use box mods that use internal batteries. I like to be able to choose what battery I put into my mods. Safety should always be one's first priority. In case you haven't already read my blog:
