High VG on Aspire Nautilus

[jamesnew]

Just wondering if anyone can give me a heads up as to VG ratio for Aspire nautilus? I have a Nautilus and an Halo VV battery. I've been looking into trying higher VG juices, maybe Bobas Bounty or something similar. Do you think that the Aspire BVC nautilus coils will be able to handle 80-100% VG?
If so, how long do you think the coils will last?

Thanks in advance.

 

[EBates]

Tighten the draw (decrease air flow) will help draw juice to the coil/wick. I vape 'Reduced Pg' juice in Pt, Pt2, Nautilus, Kayfun with no problems.

 

[jamesnew]

Thanks for the advice. When you say "reduced PG", how reduced do you usually vape? Also, when using the tighter airflow, is that all the time, or just when you first start using it?

 

[EBates]

Reduced PG - 100% vg base, flavorings and nic use Pg as a carrier
That being true probably 85 to 90% vg. But since the amounts of pg depends on those added ingredients it is specified as Reduced vs 100% VG

I set and forget the AFC. But if I begin getting off tasting vapes I will tweak it up or down as the taste dictates.
Burnt taste - reduce air flow
Flooding (gurgling) - increase air flow

 

[bitablood]

I have use bobas in my nautilus all the time. it works good with any airflow at around 3.7 volts and under on a spinner battery.
the bdc coil quality now is very low. they don't wick properly anymore.
I recommend the bvc coils. in my experience they are consistent.

 

[djsvapour]

I've been trialing 100% VG in a Mini Nautilus (BVC) for about 2-3 weeks. It's not an impossible combo, but you do need to be ready to suck in some juice more often.

Possible? Yes. Totally reliable?... less so.

 

[Richriv]

It will also depend on juice brand. I use Velvet Cloud Vapor, which is 100% VG, regularly in the mini without issue.