Hello. I'm new here. I've been vaping for a little while and I can say that I really enjoy it. I currently am using a TurtleShip v3 Mech with a Nautilus Aspire tank with the BVC coils (not the mini one). I really like this tank and the BDC coils and I really want to like the BVC coils like everyone else, but I've been having a problem. With every hit, I get e-juice popping into my mouth. It's not a lot, but enough to taste. It honestly bothers me. On the old BDC coils, I could vape and not have to worry about getting juice popping into my mouth and ruining the experience. However, I've tried two different coils from my pack of 5 and I get the same thing. It's not flooded, it's not gurgling, it's just popping into my mouth. Is there ANY way to fix this? I don't think it's the tank since the BDC's worked fine. Any suggestions?
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If you get a proper vv/vw apv, you can adjust the voltage or wattage for the coil and liquid combination that you are using.
But if you use a mech without a kick, then you have to figure out what coil is suitable and then buy those coils.
Welcome aboard! Glad to have you. Agree with edyle, you're going to have to try higher resistance heads.
Well, that was something I was thinking about, but then I remembered my friend has a mech, with the same battery and everything, and his nautilus (using BVC's) doesn't spit. Also, upon vaping on it some more, I noticed that it's not actually spitting, but for lack of a better word the vapor itself is...wet I guess.. I can't feel the actual liquid, but I can taste it (not the flavor that it is, as on the exhale I can taste the flavor).
My BDC's are 1.8 ohms and my BVC's are 1.6 ohms. Would .2 make THAT much of a difference?
I had nothing but problems with the replacement heads that I got with my IClear. So I bought a RTA and never looked back.
Hello and welcome to the forum BasicReference. Glad to have you here!
Have you tried adjusting your airflow? Close it down a bit and you will get a more dense feeling vapor.
Have you tried adjusting your airflow? Close it down a bit and you will get a more dense feeling vapor.
the bdc's are dual coil; the bvc's are single coil;
dual coils tend to need more power than single coil.
4x4/1.8= 9 watts
4x4/1.6= 10 watts.
Your problem is you have no way to adjust your voltage so you have to find a higher ohm bvc for the liquid you are using.
That's why there are vv/vw mods; so you can just adjust your voltage instead of having to try out multiple coils.
Well, I guess I wasted $15. Thanks for the help guys. Perhaps I could try the 1.8 ohm BVC's?
Upon further inspection, I found a peice of plastic wedged between where the battery connects to the tank, and while I'm still getting a bit of juice in the mouth it is significantly less than it was.
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