Nautilus tank spitting at volts higher than 3.4

[bentnectar]

So I have been vaping for a few weeks on a itaste vv with a nautilus tank using BVC coils and i can't go higher that 3.4 volts without it spitting juice in my mouth. Any recommendations as to how i could get more volts going without the spitting juice?

 

[KGB7]

More info on the juice and the Battery mod you using and what wattage setting.

 

[bentnectar]

Ok after tinkering a bit I am at 3.7v and 7w at 1.9ohm but any higher in both watts and volts the tank starts to spit. I am using 50/50 pg/vg and before that it was 65/35 pg/vg. I do like the vapor and taste of higher volts though i think.

 

[KGB7]

Thats PG that popping. Get juice that is 80vg.

 

[bentnectar]

yeah it isn't as bad with the 50/50 that I'm using. i have tried a few of the virgin vapors virgin line but i feel that there should be better flavor. However i did not steep them at all. have you tried any of their flavors? thanks for the feed back by the way.

 

[KGB7]

I have not heard of them, but looking at their site, their juice seem pricey.

If you want good quality juice and save money in the process, then look at White Label Co or Mount Baker Vapor. Youll get way more juice for your money.

As far as steeping, its personal preference. Some like it steeped, some juices taste better steeped. So its all subjective.

 

[Oberon75]

Mine was spitting really bad, just the other day. I replaced the BVC and the problem was solved. I'm vaping at 11 watts until I can afford an upgrade.

 

[choochoogranny]

Well, mine has never spit using 70/30 PG/VG. I normally vape very low at 9 watts/4.3 volts, but right now am trying 11 watts/4.7 volts. My BVC coil is showing (within the Nautilus with juice) at 2.0 ohms set up on my ProVari. Been using the coil for 2 days now; and because my new occupation is chain vaping, expect it'll only last perhaps another 2 days.

 

[bentnectar]

Well, mine has never spit using 70/30 PG/VG. I normally vape very low at 9 watts/4.3 volts, but right now am trying 11 watts/4.7 volts. My BVC coil is showing (within the Nautilus with juice) at 2.0 ohms set up on my ProVari. Been using the coil for 2 days now; and because my new occupation is chain vaping, expect it'll only last perhaps another 2 days.

yeah i don't know why I'm having the issue i am still messing with coil tightness and tank tightness i think that is a big issue. i would love to upgrade my mod i think that will help also

 

[Tmebs]

So I have been vaping for a few weeks on a itaste vv with a nautilus tank using BVC coils and i can't go higher that 3.4 volts without it spitting juice in my mouth. Any recommendations as to how i could get more volts going without the spitting juice?

Sounds like you are flooding your coil. First take off the tank and hold it bottom up toward the ceiling and blow(hard) into a paper towell to clear it of juice.

Sometimes when you drop below half full on this tank (pressure) it draws differnt, keep it topped off.

Sometimes when you take bottom off to refill you loosen the coil, always re-check tightness on refills.

And these BVC coils can and do shine at higher watts than you would think for the ohms that they come in.

Turn your vv to watts and turn it all the way up to 11 watts and take long/slow draws

And also remember that the smallest air flow draw will pull the most juice to the wick, try starting at the largest or second largest air flow setting and see if this will stop the spitting juice problems.