Maximum voltage with my Provari and Nautilus

[darkangel07760]

Just got my Provari 2.5 dragon and I LOVE it! It was factory set at 4 volts, but I bumped it up to 5. I definitely love the mod on 5 volts, but I want to make sure that its ok with my nautilus. Any feedback on this? Thank you.

 

[Rabbit Slayer]

Should have no problem, I vape mine between 4.2 and 5.5V

 

[Quantum Mech]

Started using my mini Nautilus at around 8w

Cranked it up after a while to 12w which seemed to be my sweet spot

Have read others using them at 16w+ but that seemed to be too high for me and the 2.5 is limited to 15w

Heres a chart so you can see what wattage your coil is receiving at the voltage you choose

 

[Topwater Elvis]

Always adjust power v or w to suite your individual preference. There is no right or wrong as long as you don't scorch / burn the wicking material.

Some e liquids will burn easier than others, some flavors taste best at higher or lower power ranges.

 

[Brushy_Bill]

I have been using both a Nautilus Aspire and a Mini tank on an ileaf 20 watt.
12 watts is where I have been running it for the last two weeks. The shop owner that
I visit the most did not recommend running it higher than that. I have only been
vaping for three weeks today. My COPD damaged lungs could barely take 9 watts
when I started. After vaping for three weeks, I am breathing better than I have in
10 years.

For the cost of the ileaf 20 watt and an Aspire tank, I can't imagine why
anyone smoking daily would not try vaping. (just my opinion)

 

[BreSha6869]

I can't see any problem with a Provari 2.5 and a Nautilus at any voltage. I run my Classic at around 5v or as close to 12w as I can set in VV mode.

 

[dhood]

It should be fine. I found my Nautilus mini performed best around 13.5 watts. If you're using the 1.8 ohm coil at 5 volts, that comes in at 13.9 watts.