Anyone know how to fix Nautlius coils so that they don't dry hit?

[mommabird62]

I also have ss sleeves on mine and have recently gotten a couple of the new Hollowed out stainless ones that is like a cage around the glass. You have the durability of the ss and can still see your juice level. Just follow the advice above and you will wind up loving the nautilus. I have come close to trying cartos but they can be fussy also. With a busy life, I like the low maintenance aspect of the nauti. But that's just me



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[Sandylp]

No problem with mine, either. I think I will try the mini, too. While I also use Kayfuns, the Nautilus is quick and easy to fill and go. Plus, it uses less juice than the Kayfuns, so even if you don't rebuild the coils, you save on juice (IMO).

 

[FattyJ]

These will work in a non mini?

Yes they will. Here is a youtube video where he is using his second mini coil in his big boy nautilus: The Aspire Nautilus Mini is HEAVENLY - YouTube

 

[Nicotinologist]

I've been through almost 5 coils now. 2 days into vaping they decide to just randomly start dry hitting. I've tried different juices and different air holes and nothing works. It almost seems to me when I fill it back up after going through the first tank on a coil is when it happens. Anyone know a fix to this or the reasoning behind it??

This is what I've done on mine: I enlarged the 2 inlet holes one at a time to the next larger size. If you over-enlarged the holes you can pack some cottons in the hole area to limit the flow a little bit. I hope you got the picture. I gave up on my Nautilus for that reason. The coils are inconsistant. I'll just wait for my new BVC I ordered from ebay.

 

[Coldrake]

Try this. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...cement-head-carto-punch-fix.html#post13681097 Works a treat!