Nautilus

[seminolewind]

I have tried 3 six volters now, the most popular ones. Although they are all good, after a few months I still find the nautilus the most fiddle free and low maintenance one I have.

All of the mods need maintenance. The super vapor does dwindle after a while, and the oxidation needs cleaning. The nautlilus needs the least frequent cleaning. The button works great, never a press without firing.

The maintenance is as follows. I take a Mr. Clean magic sponge, tear a thin piece off , wet it, and go over all the contacts. That's it. I use that magic sponge on all my mods with great results, but on other mods I have to do maintenance more often. The other thing is I never had to fiddle with it to get the button press-to hit right. It has never blown an atty either.

 

[CloudBurst]

Good to hear, I just ordered one.

 

[dgriego]

What batteries does it use?

 

[voltaire]

What is this Nautilus you speak of? Never heard of it. I don't mean to be mean, but a little more info or at least a link or something would be nice for a review. Otherwise, it's like you're just teasing us!

 

[CloudBurst]

Here ya go...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/e-cigarette-suppliers-forum/69902-i-have-3-nautilus-left.html

 

[Thyestean]

What batteries does it use?

From the site:

This device can use 14500 protected batteries.
You can also fit 2 CR2 batteries in this, and doing so will be at the users own discretion, and The Vapor-Sabre store takes no responsibility for faulty or misused batteries.

What is this Nautilus you speak of? Never heard of it. I don't mean to be mean, but a little more info or at least a link or something would be nice for a review. Otherwise, it's like you're just teasing us!

Vapor Sabre

 

[dgriego]

From the site:






Vapor Sabre

Yeh I saw that, but if it is a 6v device what other battery would you put into it other than the CRs?

Can you use CR123s in it?

Was kind of confusing. Is it suppose to be a 3.7 that you can use as 6v if you do not mind the risk of explosion or something?

Looks like a nice mod but I would not want it unless it vapes HV without issues

 

[Skrymr]

Yeh I saw that, but if it is a 6v device what other battery would you put into it other than the CRs?

Can you use CR123s in it?

Was kind of confusing. Is it suppose to be a 3.7 that you can use as 6v if you do not mind the risk of explosion or something?

Looks like a nice mod but I would not want it unless it vapes HV without issues

I have a Nautilus. It really is a great device. It uses 2-cr2's for 6v, or 1-14500 for 3.7v. I haven't had any problems so far.

rcr123'2 will not fit in it.

 

[Cherice]

See this link, post 7 for my review. Most importantly, this takes the protected CR2 batteries. I absolutely love it.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/electronic-cigarette-reviews/70402-nautilus-mod-6v.html

 

[JustMeAgain]

I don't have a Nautilus but I like the Magic Sponge tip. That one will come in handy~

Thanks!

 

[seminolewind]

I don't have a Nautilus but I like the Magic Sponge tip. That one will come in handy~

Thanks!

I think it's called the Eraser, I just think of it as a magic sponge because it cleans everything. But it does take off oxidation without filing or sanding.

 

[DonDaBoomVape]

I have tried 3 six volters now, the most popular ones...

Thanks, seminolewind!

Which two other six volters have you tried?

The concern I would have about using CR2s in that device is that there does not appear to be any venting, unlike, for example, the Super-Six and Detonator.

 

[CloudBurst]

There is a hole in the bottom cap for venting.