Anybody Using A Kabuki?

[NotSoMini]

Last night I purchased more of the Nautilus coils from evape my favorite vendor for years. I have enough coils to last me two years unless my vaping habits change drastically.

I bought a couple of Kanger STMs a few weeks ago as a back up since the kit comes with a RTA. The kit included two RTA coils plus I bought a package of 20 for $6. The coils though are so teenie tiny that I don’t know if my eyes and fingers are up to even installing them but at least I don’t need to build them — I may need to wear a headlamp. I tried two of the screw in coils and for me the Kabuki remains the best for flavor.

 

[NotSoMini]

I am going to take my chances with these, I think.

With the sheer # of Nautilus, Nautilus Minis and Triton Minis out there, Aspire would be crazy to stop production IMO. Also, not like the Nautilus X, Triton 2, etc. are flying off the shelves either.

I subscribe to the same.

I, for one, will not mind helping to establish an "Underground Railroad" for buying, shipping, and reshipping stuffs...if that's what it comes to for certain states...

Thanks for the service. Being in CA one never knows what the state will do so I may be your first customer and come knocking on your door.

 

[NotSoMini]

1.8

 

[NotSoMini]

A thought just occurred to me that I had forgotten about. A while ago I purchased a few of the Nautilus Cisco Spec HH coils. The coils have the smaller wicking hole and cost $10 each however they are reusable and I have read they can last up to a year or more with proper care.

Aspire Nautilus Cisco Spec HH Replacement Coils/

 

[jwbnyc]

Quick survey: 1.6 or 1.8 BVC?

1.6ohm. They bounce upwards to 1.7-1.8ohm. The 1.8ohm do the same, up to 1.8-2.0ohm. I've been happier with the lower range bounce.

Take your pick.

 

[Jingles]

1.8 here.


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[HBcorpse]

1.6

 

[FACE MEAT]

A thought just occurred to me that I had forgotten about. A while ago I purchased a few of the Nautilus Cisco Spec HH coils. The coils have the smaller wicking hole and cost $10 each however they are reusable and I have read they can last up to a year or more with proper care.

Aspire Nautilus Cisco Spec HH Replacement Coils/

I tried those. Not a fan.

 

[jwbnyc]

A thought just occurred to me that I had forgotten about. A while ago I purchased a few of the Nautilus Cisco Spec HH coils. The coils have the smaller wicking hole and cost $10 each however they are reusable and I have read they can last up to a year or more with proper care.

Aspire Nautilus Cisco Spec HH Replacement Coils/

I have some in the stash. They are okay, as long as you keep the power level down around 3.7-3.8V imo. I like the 1.5ohm the best.

 

[Siam Diesel]

1.8 ohms for days. Only use the 1.6 ohms in the Geisha. [emoji6]


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[BreSha6869]

I really don't notice much of a difference and use them interchangeably.

I might change the wattage from 12 to 13w if the coils starts firing at 1.6-1.7, but other than that, no real issue/concerns.

 

[gnees]

1.8

 

[Vicshalls]

I love how everyone talks about how much money they "save" with vaping. I may not be spending as much with vaping, but i sure as heck am not "saving" one red cent. Seems my wife found other things to spend that money on. So, now with all of this non sense our government has put upon us, i find myself with no budget to stock up on a dang thing. I guess when my wife is no longer able to vape because we cant get the coils she needs, she will be back to smoking and be forced to sleep outside cause i am not going to be smelling all that smoke with my fruit flavor vape in the air.

 

[tearose50]

I also use both without really noticing a difference, though most of my purchases have been 1.8's.

I'm of the view that we will be able to get Nauti coils for some time yet, up to two years. However, finding a vendor to buy them from might get tougher, especially after December.

I have enough stock to keep my Kabuki's (and Nauti's) loaded for quite some time and intend to keep slowly increasing the supply. Heck, I'd even buy triton mini coils if the price ever gets really low. They'd be OK in a pinch.

I also bought various premade coils for my small assortment of MTL rebuildable types and am re-orienting myself to using RBA's and drippers again. This way, the full arsenal of RBA gear can stay in storage.

 

[k2zs]

Quick survey: 1.6 or 1.8 BVC?

1.6... I like to use them on my 18350 mechanicals and 1.8 is just too weak. What I REALLY wish is that they'd make a 1.2 - 1.4 ohm coil

 

[FACE MEAT]

1.6... I like to use them on my 18350 mechanicals and 1.8 is just too weak. What I REALLY wish is that they'd make a 1.2 - 1.4 ohm coil

 

[jwbnyc]

Might try some of those.

 

[Moxienator]

Those are my go-to.

Fortune favors the Bottom Feeders.

 

[kbf101998]

I typically use 1.8 but will use 1.6 when I have them. I really can't tell too much difference until there is a little 'age' on the coil. With the 1.6 I generally have to increase watts.

 

[stanleybb50]

Really - nothing new today from Zen or ProVape??

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