Help with coil Heads order
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Lower ohms usually means faster to atomize and a warmer vape.
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The difference between 1.6 ohms and 1.8 ohms is not huge. however, the lower ohm coil heads will give you a little bit more vapor, and a slightly warmer vape. If you are getting a nautilus I would definitely try the bvc (bottom vertical coil). These are for the new aspire nautilus mini, but they also work on the regular aspire nautilus.
I've been dripping for about a year, but I've recently fell in love with the Nautilus. Taking a short vacation from dripping right now.
This is the first I've heard of the BVC. I'll definitely be looking into them. Are they any easier to rebuild than the standard Nautilus coils??
This is the first I've heard of the BVC. I'll definitely be looking into them. Are they any easier to rebuild than the standard Nautilus coils??I've been dripping for about a year, but I've recently fell in love with the Nautilus. Taking a short vacation from dripping right now.
These bvc are extremely if not impossible to rebuild I would suggest not trying lol
Thanks for the heads up! Think I'll try em out anyway, and see what the guts look like. If they're too difficult to rebuild they may be worth it anyway, going by the comments I'm just discovering on them.
Check out rip trippers review of the mini aspire nautilus he tears it apart buy heck yeah lemme know what you think
Same sentiments here, welcome to ECF Mlke. You definitely made the right choice by coming here. Anything, I mean really anything you want to know, someone here has been there done that, and happy to impart their knowledge to everyone else. Sit back, take a deep vape and keep reading (everywhere on ECF) and you'll be enjoying things tenfold. Promise.
And, as for the ohms question, I'll just chime in and say 1.8 is good, really is, but 1.6 rocks. Ya gotta find what's good for you, and the only way to do that is to experiment and listen to the guidance offered by the fine folks here. Again, welcome, and enjoy your vaping!
And, as for the ohms question, I'll just chime in and say 1.8 is good, really is, but 1.6 rocks. Ya gotta find what's good for you, and the only way to do that is to experiment and listen to the guidance offered by the fine folks here. Again, welcome, and enjoy your vaping!
Thanks for the input to all. I guess I will just get some of each and figure out which I like best. Still trying to figure out what juice(s) I actually like but that's another story.
I'm no expert on vaping, but let's take a look. Let's assume you are vaping at 10 watts. If so, then with a 1.6 Ohm coil according to Ohms Law, that will give you 2.5 Amps at 4 Volts. With a 1.8 Ohm coil, it would give you 2.357 Amps at 4.242 Volts. So the 1.8 Ohm coil requires more voltage to get the same amperage than a lower Ohm coil. So the 1.6 would be better imo, and take less voltage from your battery.
Thanks rc3po. I ordered both...should have some new gear this week before going on vacation.
You're welcome. I stopped using the carto-tanks because the replacement heads were so worthless. I use a RTA and it's so much better. Every 2 or 3 tanks, I clean my coil and put a fresh cotton wick in it.
"VapingWithVick" also pulled the BVC coil apart and showed the guts quite nicely with an eye toward rebuilding -- though he seemed a little intimidated by what he found?
The Aspire Nautilus - A look at the new BVC coil (VapingWithVick)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WS38W9oysZ0
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