Best battery for nautilus and nautilus mini?

[CollegeBoi]

Still new to all of this but I have a Tesla currently but looking to find the best mod for both tanks. All suggestions welcome Thanks in advice

 

[Susan~S]

Are you looking for a new regulated mod? What is about your Telsa that you find lacking?

 

[CollegeBoi]

Are you looking for a new regulated mod? What is about your Telsa that you find lacking?

Still new to it so I guess Im seeking the best combo with this nautilus....The is no issue with the Telsa, I actually need another battery as I'm using that one on both tanks.

 

[spartanstew]

There is no "best combo". They'll work just fine with just about any Mod.

 

[Khord]

I like the look of the Nautilus mini with the Carbon Fiber vv+ battery by Aspire. It's almost like the two were made for each other.

 

[CollegeBoi]

Thanks...But please educate me here, I have seen a ton of videos where these folks are blowing out a cloud.....I thinking its the tanks, coils, battery, and liquid that will produce that big of a cloud

 

[spartanstew]

You really should spend A LOT of time reading on the forums.

Your Nautilus won't provide HUGE clouds regardless of what it's on. Huge Clouds are typically a result of mechanical mods with sub-ohm user built coils.

Your Nautilus tanks will provide the same clouds regardless of what Mod it's attached to (generally).

 

[CollegeBoi]

You really should spend A LOT of time reading on the forums.

Your Nautilus won't provide HUGE clouds regardless of what it's on. Huge Clouds are typically a result of mechanical mods with sub-ohm user built coils.

Your Nautilus tanks will provide the same clouds regardless of what Mod it's attached to (generally).

Ah gotcha, its just so much info out there but thanks for the info and I will get to digging.

 

[Susan~S]

Thanks...But please educate me here, I have seen a ton of videos where these folks are blowing out a cloud.....I thinking its the tanks, coils, battery, and liquid that will produce that big of a cloud

"Big Clouds" and "Cloud Chasing" are very subjective terms.

1. ELiquid higher in VG will give you more vapor.
2. Tanks with airflow control will give you more vapor than tanks without airflow control.
3. RDA's will give you more vapor than RTA's. Again, more holes, bigger holes, more airflow.
4. Lower ohm coils (i.e super sub-ohm) will (in general) give you more vapor. Thicker wire has more surface area to vaporize juice.
5. More power will be needed to run those lower sub-ohm coils.

There is even more to the art/science of all of this. All that said, you can still get a pretty decent amount of vapor out of a Nautilus running on a variable v/w devise like the iStick by eLeaf. Vaping The New Aspire Nautilus Mini at 20 watts!