Burnt taste with Aspire Plato

[annie3310]

I've just received my Aspire Plato and have been enjoying it. I'm not experienced with mods and am using the set up as it was delivered - the 0.04 ohm coil at 30W. Last night, after a day of use, I noticed that many of the hits had a burnt or harsh flavor. The battery is charged up, the tank is full - any ideas what's making this happen? Also, I'm using the smaller drip tip for mouth to lung inhaling.

Thanks.

 

[Topwater Elvis]

For mouth to lung you should use the 1.8Ω nautilus head & reduced wattage.
The .4Ω will most likely give a funky burnt taste with the low airflow of MTL style vaping. You can try reducing the power.

Vaping is all about personal preferences, You need to experiment with different power & airflow settings and the available replacement heads to find what works best for you.

 

[annie3310]

For mouth to lung you should use the 1.8Ω nautilus head & reduced wattage.
The .4Ω will most likely give a funky burnt taste with the low airflow of MTL style vaping. You can try reducing the power.

Vaping is all about personal preferences, You need to experiment with different power & airflow settings and the available replacement heads to find what works best for you.

Thanks very much. What do I search on to find the 1.8? When I search on the word Nautilus, the amount of options that come up bewilder me

 

[Robino1]

You want the BVC coils. If you can post what terms are confusing you, that would help us decipher them for you

 

[Topwater Elvis]

It should've come with both the .4Ω and a 1.8Ω replacement head and an instruction/owners manual in the box.

Aspire nautilus bvc heads you're after come in 1.6Ω & 1.8Ω.

 

[annie3310]

You want the BVC coils. If you can post what terms are confusing you, that would help us decipher them for you

Thanks, that helps. I just ordered the Aspire Nautilus BVC from VapeNW. I'll figure out how to install it once it gets here