aspire nautilus with bvc coils
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Yes, absolutely. They work really well actually.
I have been hearing about coils not lasting long and such in general with the Nautilus Aspire tanks, both BDC and BVC, and I have no idea what those folks are doing. I have been vaping like crazy with both of mine since they released and I only changes coils maybe every three weeks at the most. Dark, sweek, high VG juices and my coils just keep chugging along.
But to answer your question, yes they will work...lol.
I have been hearing about coils not lasting long and such in general with the Nautilus Aspire tanks, both BDC and BVC, and I have no idea what those folks are doing. I have been vaping like crazy with both of mine since they released and I only changes coils maybe every three weeks at the most. Dark, sweek, high VG juices and my coils just keep chugging along.
But to answer your question, yes they will work...lol.
Same coil dimensions and threading... yes it fits for both Nautilus and Nautilus mini.
The bigger question is why are your coils burning fast as I doubt BVC will really last longer; it will definitely give more taste, though. Define "burn easily": a week or less? A coil should be able to go through a 30mL bottle on average at the very least (still recommendable to change them every 30mL for max vapor and taste). Mileage will vary depending on juice composition. VG is harder on coils than PG. Darker juices also tend to gunk up coils faster, but that is not standard. Have you tried juices from different vendors?
The bigger question is why are your coils burning fast as I doubt BVC will really last longer; it will definitely give more taste, though. Define "burn easily": a week or less? A coil should be able to go through a 30mL bottle on average at the very least (still recommendable to change them every 30mL for max vapor and taste). Mileage will vary depending on juice composition. VG is harder on coils than PG. Darker juices also tend to gunk up coils faster, but that is not standard. Have you tried juices from different vendors?
I've had bdc coils last as long as 6 weeks and as little as one week. Never killed one in a matter of a couple days.
What exactly are you running these heads on? What voltage?
maybe you're just cooking them by running them too hard?
What exactly are you running these heads on? What voltage?
maybe you're just cooking them by running them too hard?
between two and three weeks. im using a pg/vg/alcohol mix. not sure of ratios. i get it from the smoke shop, i dont DIY. its very light on color though, almost clear
im not sure what the voltage is but its just a standard fixed voltage ego battery
its a smoke shop but they have cigarettes hookahs pipes b0ngs and lots of vape gear stuff like that
Juice quality and content can make a big difference. A variable voltage setup can also make a big difference... Perhaps trying a different juice from a reputable online vendor could fix your problem or getting an eGo VV battery would do the trick... can't say for sure, but sounds like one or both of these would fix your problem..
These things are great so far.
Make sure you get the Nautilus BVC coils.
Aspire has just come up with BVC coils for the Aspire Vivi Nova tanks as well.
Make sure you get the Nautilus BVC coils.
Aspire has just come up with BVC coils for the Aspire Vivi Nova tanks as well.
I have advice for you if you use bvcs, they're great but have each coil dedicated to one flavor, inside the atomizer where the juice is stored it is very thick so it prevents dry burns but also if you wash it water gets like stuck in it and ruins the flavor of the ejuices you put it in it, id suggest have 1 atomizer= 1 flavor, never wash just dry burn
Not too sure how I feel about the BVCs on the nautilus ... after reading how great the flavor is, this last time when I started running low on the BDCs, I placed an order for BVCs. I do not find a flavor difference between the two ... but the BVCs "spit" hot juice up the drip tip on frequent occasions. Never had a BDC spit at me! I'm running 1.8 BVC coil at 4.2 on a Provari. Guess I'll just run through this pack of 5 replacement BVCs and go back to the BDCs.
Your voltage is way too low to really benefit from the BVC coils in my opinion. Try 4.6 or higher and I think the flavor will really improve. I have mine set at 4.7 right now.
Thank you, Alto! I had forgotten I used to vape at about 4.6 or so when I was a "carto girl", and then had to turn it down when I switched to the BDCs!
You are welcome
I was vaping on my mod that goes with me for errands (the iTaste VV3) and I thought my BVC coil had gone bad as I was getting no flavor and very little vapor. I switched to another mini I had and the same thing. I decided to check the watt setting on my mod and sure enough it had reset itself to 6.0 watts! I bumped it back to 11 watts (the highest this mod goes) and all was right in the world again
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