It came with two BVC (the display says 1.8 ohm, but sometimes it changes and reads 2, for some reason).
I used one for a week, but the juice I was using with that one (pineapple) started off nice, but after a couple of days, it tasted horrible and burnt, whatever wattage I had it at.
Thinking the coil was faulty or needed replacing I ditched it and switched juice - no problems.
However, I've used the last of that pineapple in my eGo backup, and it now tastes just as bad in that, too. Must have been the juice.
I'm going to order some replacement coils soon, so is it really that I can expect only a few days out of a 1.6 ohm coil? Should I stay with 1.8?
OK sounds like you got it under control
are we talking a full size or mini - Nautilus ?
ya know I have a juice that WONT take any heat, it befuddled me for a long time
then once figured out, just very low power works...
ONCE burnt (like soup on stove) theres no fixin it
(youre not transfering USED juice are you ?)
a bad coil will leave the juice in tank tasting bad, yuk !
I think you should get same service life from 1.6 or 1.8Ω
1.6 will be a little HOTTER than 1.8 ( variable should keep it under control)
I think you would like BOTH (1.6/1.8) one of each until you find which you prefer (awful close)
this juice getting fouled, normal burnt situation is why I DONT like
large capacity tanks if I use a large capacity tank, I normally dont fill
it more than 2-2.5ml to avoid cooking the juice (I prefer adding fresh)
some people get nuts about refilling (its not that big of a deal) IMO
