Nautilus Mini = More Vapour then Subtank Mini ???

[mymacy]

hey guys.. im relatively new to vaping (1 month now) but ive seen alot of videos and i understood the basic concept..

so far i was very happy with my nautilus mini with 30w istick combo..i was not really interested in sub-ohming as i highly prefer mouth to lung hits instead of direct lung inhale.. however i wanted to get into rebuilding just for the fun of it and the subtank mini looked like a nice start for this..

now here is the problem.. with direct lung hits i produce lots of vapour.. this was to be expected..
however with mouth to lung hits i get alot less vapour compared to my nautilus mini ! also the throat hit is very different.. much less pleasant and more like im burning my lung instead of a nice hit in the throat ^^

i tried both occ coils (0.5 and 1.2 ohm) and the RDA with 0.5 ohm.. i tried Wattage from 10-30.. i tried all the airholes.. its always the same.. with my nautilus i get a nice dense vape when i mouth to lung hit.. with the subtank its alot less dense.. cloud size is not much different tho..

i know subtank is mainly for lung hitting cloud chasers ^^ but shouldnt it be able to produce atleast the same amount of vape as my nautilus ???

thanks for responses

 

[Cloudmann]

Even the 1.2 ohm coils aren't really optimized for mouth to lung hits. In your RBA, try building a 1.5 ohm build. Thatshould help. Incidentally, Kanger is (quite soon) about to release the new vertical coils for the subtanks. Among them is a 1.5 ohm coil with restricted wicking and air flow. Should be perfect.

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

You might try getting and using a more restricted mouthpiece (drip tip). It was the first thing I changed before using the Subtank Mini. I m2l my Subtank (1.2 ohm) and Nautilus.