Nautilus Aspire Mini vs Full size

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Pikestr28

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Just a quick question for anyone willing to help. First off, my wife is letting me get the P3 when it's available online (yay!) but I currently use the MVP 2.0 I'm wondering which tank would be better the Aspire Nautilus full size or mini for the P3 when it comes out. I want to go ahead and get a tank now. I currently am very partial to Kanger and have owned at least one of pretty much every tank they've ever released. Any help appreciated or pics of a Mini vs Full size on a Provari would be awesome! Thanks in advance! =)
 

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Personally I like the full size over the mini, nice 5ml tank
 

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Just a quick question for anyone willing to help. First off, my wife is letting me get the P3 when it's available online (yay!) but I currently use the MVP 2.0 I'm wondering which tank would be better the Aspire Nautilus full size or mini for the P3 when it comes out. I want to go ahead and get a tank now. I currently am very partial to Kanger and have owned at least one of pretty much every tank they've ever released. Any help appreciated or pics of a Mini vs Full size on a Provari would be awesome! Thanks in advance! =)

I imagine the Nautilus would match better aesthetically with the Provari.
The Nautilus mini and the full nautilus are both 510 threaded tanks.

On the other hand the Kanger aerotank and the aerotank mini differ in that the mini uses eGo thread, which would not fit directly on your P3 Provari.
 

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I imagine the Nautilus would match better aesthetically with the Provari.
The Nautilus mini and the full nautilus are both 510 threaded tanks.

On the other hand the Kanger aerotank and the aerotank mini differ in that the mini uses eGo thread, which would not fit directly on your P3 Provari.

Yeah, I have plenty over Aero Tanks and Protanks to try out on it, but want to give Nautilus a try...I've heard nothing but good things. Now choose which one lol
 

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I have the mini currently and a full size coming any day now in the mail, after using a friends. I also have the Kanger Aero Mega and the only reason I bought the Nautilus as opposed to another Aero Mega was the price. I got the full size Nautilus on sale for $21.99 with 4 coils, the sale may still be going on if you can catch it. I'm not sure if it's okay to post the vendor or if there's rules on that (if so and you're interested I'll pm it to you).

I like the Aero better for several reasons:
1). The Nautilus only has the 4 air holes, which ime is actually only 3 because I can't get any air through the smallest one. The Aero has that slider which gives much more control over air.
2). I have to use a small wrench to get the Nautilus apart for refilling and cleaning. I've had it for over a month and it's still a pain to get apart.
3). To me, it seems like the Nautilus holds juice flavor from a switch over. It takes me much more cleaning and rinsing time to change juices and not still get the old flavor, even with a new coil.
4). The glass on the Nautilus is thinner and seems easier to crack or damage (I haven't yet so that may just be my assumption based on the glass thickness). The aero comes with the backup stainless tank and the Nautilus doesn't come with any backup tank.
5). The Kanger coils are cheaper (may not be that way for long). I have been dry burning both type coils and the Nautilus coils are better imo so this may be a moot point.

With all that said, I did buy another Nautilus tank so it's not been THAT bad for me for I'll be buying another couple Aero tanks in the future.

Even though you're asking relating to a Provari, I thought I'd share my thoughts anyways since you're a Kanger fan. Please let me know if you're interested in that sale, it's the best price I could find after lots of searching the last couple days. ~Cam
 

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I have nautilus 5ml and it is my first tank. I have read some issues with them and one time i did have an issue but i think it was because I put it back together wrong.
Did not close the air hole and tightened it to much. Other than that its been great. Do have some juices leave themselves behind but for me only happens with certain juices most of them go away after a few vapes with a new juice and thats using the same coil.Four air holes and i mostly uses two of them , guess more air holes is ok but i would probably be adjusting them constantly if i had the choice. Cant comment on kanga tanks don't have one but not saying i wouldn't get one but if I did it wouldn't be because I don't like my nautilus it would be just too add an item.
 

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I have both the full size and mini Nautilus. Both work well. I think the full size seems to give a somewhat fuller vape but they both use the same coils. I have 2 Provaries (a regular and mini). At the moment I have the full Nautilus with hollowed out steel tank on the regular Provari set up for 650 cells. It's a beast but the combo vapes all day, for a long day of pretty much chain vaping. The Nautilus mini is on the Provari mini setup for the std 350 batteries.
This is a great combo for me. I can vape a beast or something more mini. I use different juices so often have both with me.
The above is all I need. If I buy any more hardware it is just because I'm trying to make a hobby out of it :p
 
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