Aspire Nautilus Burnt Taste
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If you're trying 4v or higher because of what the people on youtube are doing, you've probably been mislead. I've tried several liquids in the nautilus and never go above 4v. It's a guaranteed burnt taste, even with high PG liquids. You're probably not going to get the crazy vapour the videos show, just settle with < 4v.
Also, try keeping the tank filled to only 4ml or less. I find anything more than 4 ml doesn't wick very well on the nautilus.
Based on personal experience.
Also, try keeping the tank filled to only 4ml or less. I find anything more than 4 ml doesn't wick very well on the nautilus.
Based on personal experience.
Forgot to mention, try flipping the nautilus upside-down, then upright very quickly, and a bit forcefully. Try it a few times in a row. You'll notice little air bubbles when you tip it upright, helps force some liquid down to the coils.
Seems a bit ridiculous to have to tip a bottom coil, but c'est la vie.
Seems a bit ridiculous to have to tip a bottom coil, but c'est la vie.
That flipping trick helps!Thanks! Got better taste than when I picked it up when it has be standing upright for a while.... 
I can not put my Apsire above 4 v or above 9 watts. IF I do either, I get a burnt taste. so I keep it at around 3.8
General rule of thumb as I've been told is add 2 to the ohm rating on the coil for max voltage. Any higher and you'll risk a burnt taste. Also this chart has helped me out. http://www.crimsonvapor.com/v/vspfiles/assets/images/voltagechart-lg.jpg
Edit: Find your ohm rating on the left and go right, try to keep voltage setting in the green(voltage at bottom of chart)
Edit: Find your ohm rating on the left and go right, try to keep voltage setting in the green(voltage at bottom of chart)
i run an Aspire BDC on my MVP-2 and i always start at 3.7 in volt mode or 7.5 in watt mode and work up from there. on certain tanks, depending on it's age and resistance, i will have to up the watts a little. i don't mess with the volts too much since i like watts better. i'm currently using the MVP with a 1.8 Aspire BDC with my own peach tobacco mix, 70/30, 24mg and it is set on 8 watts and vapes perfect.
That chart varies greatly from one I looked at yesterday.
http://i.imgur.com/Ohn8o.png
Now I'm not sure what to believe.
It all boils down to the liquid you're using as well. I've found on my MVP using an apsire, I can go up higher VV/VW on certain brands of liquids.. I can go max on FivePawns but on some other juices, I run around 3.8 until I get a burnt taste..
Just be careful going higher cause you will burn them coils and have to replace them.
Just be careful going higher cause you will burn them coils and have to replace them.
I've noticed variances with charts I've looked at as well. Myself I run in wattage mode on my MVP 2.0 and run 10w on my nautilus with a 1.6 ohm atomizer in it. Have yet to hit a burnt taste off it. Also still using the one that came with it and it's been about 1.5 weeks.
8-8.5W seems to be the sweet-spot for nautilus coils. Always start low and work up to your target (even changing the airflow with the adjuster can change this figure by ~ 0.5W). With a smaller hole on the adjuster the vacuum will pull more fluid into the wick meaning that some can get to 9.5W without a problem. Of course this also depends on the quality and pg/vg ratio of what you put in.
Ironically, with a 1.6ohm coil you'll only be needing 3.7V to hit 8.5W.
Ironically, with a 1.6ohm coil you'll only be needing 3.7V to hit 8.5W.
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