Can't figure this out ...

[doghair]

Aspire nautilus with a 1.7ohm dual coil. I put it on my Mech, set the kick to 9w and it's a beast. Flavor and clouds, it rocks.

I put it on any of my vv's and set it anywhere near 9w or above 3.5v it tastes like a burning tire. When I dial down to a good flavor I'm around 6w or 3.2/3.3v but nowhere near the amount of vapor.

What's the skinny here?

 

[VapingTurtle]

What kind of vv/vw?

 

[doghair]

What kind of vv/vw?

innokin V3, MVP and Provari, all with the same results. At first I thought the kick was out of whack but I have two and they act the same (smok). Also the amount of vapor is substantially better on the mech than the variables.

I can usually figure things like this out but it's just weird.

 

[crxess]

Power, is power, is power. Nautilus is Side air flow so should not be hindered. Not much else going on.

No idea - this one isn't logical.

Which Mech Mod?

 

[doghair]

Power, is power, is power. Nautilus is Side air flow so should not be hindered. Not much else going on.

No idea - this one isn't logical.

Which Mech Mod?

I tried it on my Nemesis, Chi You and Maraxus. It's definitely a mech vs.variable thing. Yeah I agree, this makes no sense. Since the behavior is going from all mechs to all variables it has to be with the power delivery is making the Nautilus happier with delivery but the MVP and Provari aren't using the 33 chip so that's out too.

Edit: Also tried with and without kick, pretty much the same results with a minor calming with the kick in but still way different than the vv's.

Whatever, I just thought I would run this up the flagpole and see who salutes. The Nautilus on a mech is definitely a force to be reckoned with.

 

[barabus]

sounds like the mech & kick combo have a different amp limit than the VV's that you are using

 

[maxd]

you might want to get one of those volt meters, which you can put in between Nautilus and mech/AVP
to see what is actually delivered in each case/device , this might help to find the correct answer.