This will interest many people I think 
I'm sure this is new, the video is Nov 20, 2015
I'm sure this is new, the video is Nov 20, 2015
Aspire Nautilus RBA Deck by Vvtf
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i saw this the other day. Wondering how well this will work out. I really want to give one a try. My wife loves the nautalis and getting those coils gets expensive. lol
Almost makes me want to buy a nautilus. I don't see it offered for sale yet. It will be interesting to see how much they want for it.
This got my attention. I have a Nautilus mini that's pretty much collecting dust.
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It's still too new for me to pull the trigger on one. I'll wait for some reviews and go from there, but I'm definitely interested!
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Last week I saw a fairly long thread at fasttech - someone bought one from VVTF. Far as I can tell, not worth it. But the company supposedly told them they got first run which had a defect and were sending another. That's all I know at this point. Can't find the thread there.
I'm curious if this will work
In the new triton mini tank.
From what I gather it does not fit in the kabuki so it's not a given to work wherever nautilus coils do.
Any thoughts? If buy a five pack if I knew it worked and tastes any good.
For any of our who have a nautilus in a drawer
Try the triton mini coils (fit nautilus devices) make it like a whole new device. They're awesome. I have very detailed thoughts in the nautilus coils thread
In the new triton mini tank.
From what I gather it does not fit in the kabuki so it's not a given to work wherever nautilus coils do.
Any thoughts? If buy a five pack if I knew it worked and tastes any good.
For any of our who have a nautilus in a drawer
Try the triton mini coils (fit nautilus devices) make it like a whole new device. They're awesome. I have very detailed thoughts in the nautilus coils thread
quoting a comment off the youtube video they made for it
VVTF Aspire Nautilus RBA Wicking Tutorial 2015
"I received it today and its in the trash allready. You will notice,and if you watch closely, you can see even in this video you can not tighten your tank all the way down leaving a gap between the glass and the base of the tank. This is causing problems (leaking). If you want to remove the tank the rba section will get stuck in your chimney and you'll need to get some pliers to get it out in two sections. The rba base and then the topcap or however you want to call it. It's a pain to build on becouse of the small and rounded screw heads but that is not the biggest problem if you give it a try. Last point: the taste is not as good as with the coil heads. My advise...look for a real and proven rta or stick with the coil heads"
if anything they got the ball rolling with it I'm sure someone will make a good one once they see theres a demand for it
VVTF Aspire Nautilus RBA Wicking Tutorial 2015
"I received it today and its in the trash allready. You will notice,and if you watch closely, you can see even in this video you can not tighten your tank all the way down leaving a gap between the glass and the base of the tank. This is causing problems (leaking). If you want to remove the tank the rba section will get stuck in your chimney and you'll need to get some pliers to get it out in two sections. The rba base and then the topcap or however you want to call it. It's a pain to build on becouse of the small and rounded screw heads but that is not the biggest problem if you give it a try. Last point: the taste is not as good as with the coil heads. My advise...look for a real and proven rta or stick with the coil heads"
if anything they got the ball rolling with it I'm sure someone will make a good one once they see theres a demand for it
Damn! hopefully they improve this thing.... I hope they make a version that will work on the Kabuki!
His sales would easily triple if he had one. Folks in that price market want it to last a long time, which it should but then I've been using my nautilus 2 years now w/o being stainless and they want to be FDA proof. I could see the Kabuki being the #1 go to MTL tank if it had one. One of Zen's attributes has been his understanding of how atty's work. It's nice to just pop a coil in, then toss it but that may not be a long term option now.
There's a V6 I saw a review of where it had a 2 pc base and took atlantis coils. The interior screwed out, the atlantis coil deck, and could be replaced with a rba deck. I thought that was clever. Much better than trying to build inside an itty bitty container.
I bought one of these off eBay last week. It won't get here till after the new year but apparently they fixed the top cap gap issue and are sending a silicone o ring with it to seal the top up. Here's a pic from the eBay listing. Hopefully it'll solve the leaking issue.
So the RBA portion came in today. It looks pretty neat. It's two pieces that screw together.
I'm used to building in the egrip RBA deck so this should be a breeze. It's got pretty big juice channels so it should wick fairly well.
Like I said in an earlier post, this is their updated version that comes with a soft silicone washer that you slide up the chimney and seat in the top cap. This fixes the gap issue as far as I can tell. I had already seated it before I took the picture but you can see the white oring up in there.
Put together, the top cap sits a bit higher than normal but it's completely sealed now. Here it is all put together in a Nautalus Mini.
Being that I'm getting ready for New Years I haven't put a build in it yet. But I will update with build pics and thoughts after I do!
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I'm used to building in the egrip RBA deck so this should be a breeze. It's got pretty big juice channels so it should wick fairly well.
Like I said in an earlier post, this is their updated version that comes with a soft silicone washer that you slide up the chimney and seat in the top cap. This fixes the gap issue as far as I can tell. I had already seated it before I took the picture but you can see the white oring up in there.
Put together, the top cap sits a bit higher than normal but it's completely sealed now. Here it is all put together in a Nautalus Mini.
Being that I'm getting ready for New Years I haven't put a build in it yet. But I will update with build pics and thoughts after I do!
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