Hi all! (+some questions :D)

[djsvapour]

Thank you, nebulaskin, that helped.
Isn't it a bit silly using a mod that reaches 40watts only up to 11 for the nautilus mini? Is it ok?
I live in Spain, but I bought everything from a French website.

Thank you, r77r7r!

So, the ce4s are useless with the istick, aren't they? The mod comes with a 501/eGo adapter that I'm still not sure what it is for.

I guess I'll unpack it then

@kazenokami

You can use a CE4 with a 40w mod as long as you can lower the power enough for a 7w clearomizer.

It's not silly using a 14w tank on a 40w mod. I have used a mini Nautilus on a 200w mod.

And just so we are clear here. I used (past tense) mini Nautilus up to about 14w for over a year. You don't have to limit yourself to 11w. In fact, I upgraded from an 11w mod specifically to use the 1.8ohm BVC coils... I bought a 20w iStick.

 

[BrotherBob]

Sorry for all these questions; I'll be doing some more research in the next days, now with the help of the forum (I just found it! ), but if anyone can point me in the right direction, I basically need to know if I start charging the istick or I shouldn't even bother to unpack it so it sells better...

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[kazenokami]

Thank you!

 

[Izan]

Hola and welcome Kaz,

Glad to see you are making progress.

Where are you in Spain?

Best of luck
I

 

[David Wolf]

No need to panic. You have picked a very good system kit. Just because the mod(istick 40) can do up to 40 watts doesn't mean you have to. And if you read on the coil(bcv) that the ohms recommended are at ?? doesn't mean you have to use it there. These are suggestions only......

The last poster is correct in his advice. When priming the coil for first time use, he means to drop a drop or three inside the coil (and I like to put a couple of drops in the side slits also). This helps the ejuice to get into the coil faster. Then fill the tank per the directions and allow to set for a few minutes. When starting a new coil put the watts at around 6 or so and take a small puff. Don't worry if nothing comes out. Just up the watts another few clicks and try again. This helps to prime the coil without burning it.

Once you start to get a good vape then stop upping the watts.

If the ejuice you use is clear then this coil can last for a few weeks. If you use a tobacco or dessert flavor(darker ejuices) then maybe a week to 2 weeks to a coil.

The directions to prime only refers to when you first use a new coil. After that when you refill your tank there is not need to go back through the procedure.

Tell us what type of ejuice you like.

Let us know how it goes.

For NETs and dark or sweet juices I get 3 days on a Naughty coil, unflavored I get 8 days.

 

[kazenokami]

Hola and welcome Kaz,

Glad to see you are making progress.

Where are you in Spain?

Best of luck
I

Hi, Izan! Thank you!
I'm currently living in what's probably the warmest place in the country: Burgos.

 

[kazenokami]

For NETs and dark or sweet juices I get 3 days on a Naughty coil, unflavored I get 8 days.

I have to look into those unflavoured juices, I didn't know they existed and it may help my general problem with eliquids.
Thank you.