Aspire Nautilus Coil Atomizers are terrible!!

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rachpreach

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Do you mean a mod...not a pod? Because a Zenith tank won't work on a pod set-up. If you have a mod...what is it exactly? I'm asking because if it has a top cap that you need to remove, to take the battery out to recharge it....you'll likely want to buy the Zenith D22 3mL tank...because of its smaller diameter.



InnokinStore.com does sell the coils, but...they're much more expensive than from the place I mentioned in my posts = LightFire Distribution/Kanger Wholesale USA.


Ok sorry I have a mod lol.
We want the zenith 2 tanks but they only have one in stock.

And yes I will buy the atomizers at lightfire
 

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Interesting you say that. The coils I build are usually around 1.2 ohms and I vape at around 8.5-9.0 watts. I see the 1.2 and 1.6 ohm coils are suggested to start at 10 watts.

Yes, everyone is different - personally I rarely use more that 8 watts and use the 1.6 ohm coils on my Nautilus Minis, my Zlides and my Zeniths. all filled with 16 strength liquid.

It probably won't make sense, especially to Americans who probably never experienced them, but I can only explain it thus - back in the day I loved unfiltered British Virginia cigarettes.

My two favourites were Senior Service ( softer but rounded flavour and very satisfying ) and Player's ( mellow but sharper in taste and very "more-ish).

I see Nautilus Tanks as being akin to Seniors in the kind of vape they give and Innokin tanks as akin to Player's - but that's just me.
 
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JCinFLA

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I hope these are the correct coils for the D22 tank.

Yes...they're the right ones. LD/KW just still titles them Zenith Coils and shows the picture of the original boxes they came in when the Zenith tank first came out. Not long after coming out with the Zlide tank...Innokin changed the name and the box to Z-Coils...so people would know they're for more tanks than just the Zeniths.
 

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    Ahhh.... the memories...

    Back in 2014 I started with Aspire K1 tanks/coils and quickly got frustrated with the insanely small tank. I migrated to the Nautilus Mini and then the full sized Nautilus before eventually switching to the Atlantis and then RTA's (Kayfun's and others).

    Even back in those days 'factory coils' were sometimes hit/miss. While vaping unflavored DIY juice would allow them to last much longer having to change a coil 'in the field' or having to carry a extra tank/setup with me in case a factory coil started 'going out' or vaping wonky steered me towards diving in to using RTA's.

    Don't get me wrong, I quit a +40yr PAD smoking habit with Aspire K1 and Nautilus vaping gear and outside of the hit/miss coils, bottom fill and limited juice capacity I loved those tanks.

    I'm just saying that if your frustrated with using 'factory coils' there are other vaping options available to you.


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    JCinFLA

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    I received my shipping and tracking # from Innokin for the tanks. When I checked the tracking # It says the label was cancelled. What the heck does that mean?

    I've had that happen with a vendor before, not Innokin. When I called them and asked about it...the CS person said there was an error made on the first label, so they cancelled it to get their $$ back for it. Then they paid for and printed a correct one for my package and sent it. Maybe that's what happened with yours? IDK.
     
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