Never had a leak from mine either, and I'm running PT2 coils and Aspire BVC's in it.My subtanks don't leak.
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Anybody Using A Kabuki?
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That is so nice.
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I found him to be... not so innocent as you must have.Don't let a few get to you. Apparently Men can forget their Midol as well.
Knife
Borderline bashing a member for asking for verification.
Out of line in my book...
Just Sayin, Jim
The only "asking for verification" I saw was him asking Willy if he bothered to call for himself, or if he was just insulting him out of hand.
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That will be my last comment on the matter, I don't want to derail this thread any more than has been already, I just hate seeing someone getting run off like that.
This will be my last post on this also ... I just called them.
They have a silver and a black P3 for $199 each ... she has never heard of them being offered for $125 ... never mind for $100.
Maybe cool was offered an under the table deal that the company does not know about.
Either way ... those P3s are not on clearance for $100
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I decided to try the Triton Mini Clapton coil a second time. I had taken apart both a Clapton and a Nautilus and noticed that the Clapton had more cotton squares than the Nautilus so the second time I let my tank sit for quite a while. With the Nautilus coil I generally vape in the 8.5 to 10 watt range, sometimes a little higher depending on the eliquid. With the first Clapton I started at the low end that I normally vape and slowly ramped up the wattage so I think because of this I did not have much flavor IDK. The second around I started at 10 watts and then moved up much faster than the first time. At around 14 to 15.5 watts the flavor really came in to the point that I felt it was better than the Nautilus taste being subjective. I did try different air flows and drip tips as well. For me though it was the higher wattage that did the trick. Now as far as longevity of the coil, the jury is still out for me although I feel the Nautilus might have an edge here. This could be because of the vaping wattage difference IDK.
Another option for coils is the Cisco Spec HH for the Nautilus. The cost of one coil is about the same as a box of five Nautilus. From what I read though they last a good year. If you do a search on this thread you will find some conversations including some from Zen as well.
Aspire Nautilus Cisco Spec HH Replacement Coils/
Another option for coils is the Cisco Spec HH for the Nautilus. The cost of one coil is about the same as a box of five Nautilus. From what I read though they last a good year. If you do a search on this thread you will find some conversations including some from Zen as well.
Aspire Nautilus Cisco Spec HH Replacement Coils/
How is everyone vaping on the higher VG in this setup? I'm noticing my flavor goes out quick when the VG is 70% or higher, any suggestions?
on their website i see Provari 2.5 MINIS selling for 200 $ !!!!These (regular 2.5"s and minis) are selling for less than 100$ at Provape...?
it seems very odd that they would be selling P3 s for 100$....?
Nap and cookie time is coming up. We'll be better behaved once we have high doses of sugar coursing through our veins and are well rested. LOL
No, that's when we get hyper and start talking about what's in the classies!
Just kidding, @classwife
No, that's when we get hyper and start talking about what's in the classies!
Just kidding, @classwife
LOL Did someone say Classies? Huh??
Should'a worn a condom?!?Now that there is funny! Yes it is!! Frustrated and tired of us kids, are we?
LOLz, Jim
If anyone needs Nautilus coils, they have been replenished at Electronic Cigarette - Best Electronic Cigarette - Vapor Cigarette Aspire Nautilus BVC Coils (Pack of 5) *New Larger Wick Holes at www.evape.us - $8.95 per box.
Having a problem with the Aspire coil heads. Averaging 1-2 per pack that Will Not screw into the air tube. always use the counter clockwise to find the threads, still a no go. Even barely engaging the threads, requires a pair of pliers to remove. this is getting expensive! Grrrrrrr!!!
Knife
Knife
Please try cleaning your threads in the Chimney Mr. Knife. I think some use some sort of tiny gun cleaning brush. Just washing isn't good enough. I had some ornery coils that somehow worked perfectly and easily after I cleaned both the coil and chimney threads well, with luck. cloth and a q-tip -- I didn't have a gun brush.
Also, there was quite a bit of chat much earlier in the thread about the threads of the coils and how screwing them on and off a nauti could smooth out a rough spot and make the soft metal of the coil work more smoothly with the steel of the Kabuki.
Sorry, my technical vernacular sucks --- calling on @ENAUD to help!
Also, there was quite a bit of chat much earlier in the thread about the threads of the coils and how screwing them on and off a nauti could smooth out a rough spot and make the soft metal of the coil work more smoothly with the steel of the Kabuki.
Sorry, my technical vernacular sucks --- calling on @ENAUD to help!
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