New BVC coils ??

[angie124]

Just opened a new box of coils for my nautilus and the 4 holes in the side a quite a bit bigger than the old ones I've been using for the last year.
Will this make a big difference ? Hope it won't flood now. Haven't tried it yet as I leave it for a while when I put a new coil in. Anyone else got these new coils ?

 

[spartanstew]

They're newer, but not new. A few months, at least and quite a few threads on them already.

 

[Cloudmann]

Should be fine. These are cotton coils and produce more flavor and vapor. The cotton needs bigger juice channels than the old ceramic (or whatever) wicks that the older BVC coils used. If flooding wasn't an issue with the old coils, you should be OK. Try it out and use a heavier VG juice (or more wattage) if you have issues.

 

[Cloudmann]

Those new coils really shine at about 15 watts with a 50/50 juice, btw.

 

[angie124]

Seems to be a little better now. I left it over night when putting a new coil in. Don't seem to need to leave it that long now. There's definitely more flavour. My store in UK only recently got these new coils in. Seems a little wetter vape and gurgles a little more often. But getting used to it
What is 15 watts in voltage ?

 

[Iffy]

In this case, larger air holes are better!

And yes, they have been around for a lil' while with good reviews.

 

[MaxUT]

What is 15 watts in voltage ?

For 1.6 ohm coils: 4.9 volts
For 1.8 ohm coils: 5.2 volts

 

[drysprocket]

They are overall better, but some juice/tank combos do seem to make them flood/gurgle. Seems to be case by case basis.

For anyone looking to get out of the BVC world- I've been watching all the reviews and the new 1.8 coils that come with the Triton sound like a big improvement over BVC's. I should have mine tomorrow and will be able to say for sure.