BVC coil advise

[angie124]

The older coils which I think were ceramic I got the advice here that they liked to be run on quite a high temperature so I ran them on 4.5v. They lasted me around 3/4 weeks on 2ml a day.
The new coils which I think have cotton inside and much bigger holes. What would you suggest running these at ?? Can they be run high like the old coils or are they better with a lower voltage. Anyone advise me ??

 

[Baditude]

Are these for the Aspire Nautilus? Aspire made these recommendations:

Resistance / Version Old version New version
1.6ohm 1.6Ω(3.0-4.2V) 1.6Ω(3.0-4.2V)
1.8ohm 1.8Ω(3.0-5.0V) 1.8Ω(4.2-5.0V)
2.1ohm 2.1Ω(3.0-6.0V) 2.1Ω(5.0-6.0V)
- See more at: Aspire - A change to the BVC coils

 

[angie124]

Ty for your reply. Had a look at the link. But it says in brackets not nautilus ?

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

The rule of thumb for EVERY vape device you'll ever own is the same. Start low power, take a draw and bump it up to repeat. If it starts to taste funny, gets too hot, or tastes burnt, back it down.

If you're using the Nautilus I would recommend starting at 8 to 10 watts, hit it and bump it up. If you're measuring by volts it's the same principle, start low and work your way up. The only time I get caught up in exact numbers is when I find a sweet spot and try and remember it. Different flavors will have different sweet spots so you just have to experiment. I ran my Nautilus 1.6 from 12 to 15 watts most of the time.