Nautilus recoil problems

[weenerdog3443]

So I've followed rips video 28gauge wire, coils are perfect, think I got the wicks right but I'm still having problems. No issues at all with my protank rebuilds.

About 85% of the time I get lots of flooding or hardly any vape, not the usually crackling and noises the stock attys or any my protank make.

Am I missing something. I'm getting 1.6 ohms on just about every coil I make

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[ClearlySuperior]

I'm also curious about this. I've tried a few different times, 1.6 ohms, the rebuild looks almost identical to the stock ones. I fire it and it sounds like it's working properly, but I get very little to no vape.

 

[OldSeer]

First off NEVER pull the old coils out the top of the tank... period
that causes the wrapped insulation inside to overlap itself clogging the feed holes
and e-liquid can not get absorbed as in the past.

Also, (all you need is a little bit) do not leave long extend wicking material outside the coil... that blocks
the air flow coming from the bottom... you just need enough wick cut barely
passed the coil... period... no further.

Make sure the wicking material is not to compressed inside of the wire of the coil..
If it is you will get little if NO vaper at all... period.

p.s. Remember to pull the> old coils softly out the bottom of the
coil tank after you remove the contact pin. Do not pull them from the top.

 

[weenerdog3443]

Still getting tons of flooding. Like almost 20ml wasted. How dense should the wick be? Mine is super squishy kinda fluffy. Tried more dense super dense different positions nothing.. it's gotta be something.small I'm doing wrong. If someone has pics or even.better of just the wick I would be uber grateful

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