Aspire Nautilus BVC head breakdown - EXCELLENT hi def close ups-
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Excellent breakdown. Rebuilding these certainly looks possible with some trial and error.
Why rebuild them doesn't that defeat the purpose of these being the bees - knees
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bees-knees can get expensive. If I can rebuild a knee, that's $2 I can spend on juice (or booze ... or both!)
The more things seem to change, the more they stay the same.
The BVC is a miniature punched cartomizer.
If you like them, can you imagine how good a high capacity bvc with bigger juice inlet holes and ten times the wicking material would be stuffed in a 1 ~ 7 ml tank ..
Uhmm, wait a minute that describes a carto tank.
Nice video.
The BVC is a miniature punched cartomizer.
If you like them, can you imagine how good a high capacity bvc with bigger juice inlet holes and ten times the wicking material would be stuffed in a 1 ~ 7 ml tank ..
Uhmm, wait a minute that describes a carto tank.
Nice video.
You forgot quality control and tinkering.
My status as "Cheap..... ...." trumps both
Yep, new - Old technology
What has been will be again, what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun. -Ecclesiastes
You see that in tech a lot. When you get down to how flash memory works, the principal is closer to punch cards than hard drives.
As I mentioned before, I've never owned a Carto tank so I can't speak to that but I have used 510 cartos and they're not as "Wet" as these heads IMHO....Still I would be willing to bet the farm that the material seen in the video is a polyfill similar to carto filler.. Hey no need to reinvent the wheel I guess and this may be the easiest filling carto tank ever if that's the case...Either way I remain pleased.
As I mentioned before, I've never owned a Carto tank so I can't speak to that but I have used 510 cartos and they're not as "Wet" as these heads IMHO....Still I would be willing to bet the farm that the material seen in the video is a polyfill similar to carto filler.. Hey no need to reinvent the wheel I guess and this may be the easiest filling carto tank ever if that's the case...Either way I remain pleased.
Me too. Day two with my first BVC and I'm incredibly pleased. With the BDC's by now, I'd be getting an unpleasant taste, but not with the BVC. To be honest, I don't care what's inside this thing. It could be lunar dust for all I know. But whatever it is, it works. It just works and for that I'm very happy!
LOL, Lined with Lunar dust..
seriously though, It's day four for me and I've run about 20ml of thick butterscotch through these BVC's with no apparent drop off in taste or vapor. Very happy. I've personally never experienced this much vapor...My only gripe is that I may have to lower my Nic level down a bit. I've been at 18mg for a few months and now it feels to strong 
. Not necessarily a bad thing but an inconvenience non the less -Dave
LOL, Lined with Lunar dust..
It's interesting you mentioned the nic level. I've been on 18mg since I went with my first APV and the level seemed perfect. But today, on the BCV for the first time, I felt a little anxious, like I had a nic high. Maybe it's because I'm vaping more because I like the taste so much, or maybe I'm getting more nic in each vape, but I may have to think about going to 12mg next time around.
EXACTLY... I think it's because of the thicker vapor. It is simply WAY more than my T3s and my Protanks. Not even in the same league really.
No you just install them by screwing them in place just like any coils and then fill the tank and give it a few minutes to soak up and you're good to go...
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