New To ECF BUT not vaping

[lilmisscntbwrong]

Hi All,
My names Missy Been vaping 3 yrs now, still not into dripping tho I do on occasion. My go to set up right now is a istick 20w with a nautilus mini (I have 2) Thinking about the 30w or 50w with an atlantis, Whats everyones opinions??

 

[InTheShade]

Hi Missy Been and welcome to the forum.

I suppose the only thing you need to ask yourself is are you comfortable with high volume, higher wattage lung hits?

If so, the Atlantis is a good clearomizer. The Sub Tank from Kanger is another option giving similar performance, but it has an RTA section that you can use to build your own coils if you wish.

The difference in vapor from a Nautilus to an Atlantis cannot be overstated. It's a fog machine. I'd highly recommend looking at a few youtube reviews like the one linked below. Starting in earnest at about 6.00 mins in but some good info before that too.

 

[CampbellMC]

My main problem I have with the Atlantis currently is the stock coils. I have only used 2 so far but both have been harsh as can be for the first hour or so, then they smooth out a bit. I heard this is to do with the wicking material they use, so later I think ill pull one apart and put all organic cotton in there and try it out. Also the first coil I had the inner cotton core on the coil came unbound and blocked off the air flow, so I have to try and fix that one as well. Other than that, great draw on it, big clouds, good flavor.

 

[lilmisscntbwrong]

Thanks for the great Info, I should have mentioned I do sub ohm on occasion as well But I use a mutation x v2 with one of my many mechanical, was really just curious about the atlantis because of exactly what you mentioned about the coils. Might go with Kangertechs sub ohm instead.

Thanks so much for responding!!!

 

[CampbellMC]

From what I have heard the Kanger Sub-tank is much easier to rebuild as well. My coil making supplies is in the mail atm, so until they come I can't really get into rebuilding my Atlantis coils. Personally I think I am going to hold out for a bit, there are a lot of "Sub-ohm tanks" coming out atm, and I want to wait for my next purchase, get one that is easily rebuilt without any leaking issues. I am not much of a spender when it comes to e-cigs, my previous set up VTR + Nautilus (Or iClear30s for flavor switch up) I used for over a year.

 

[drunkenbatman]

Before picking up an Atlantis, I'd go through this thread:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ficial-statement-atlantis-coils-material.html

That said, you'll probably want 50w for the atlantis, as many prefer it around 30-40w. Since you mentioned being able to rebuild, both the coils and the RTA on the subtank are easily rebuildable, the flavor is considered better, and it does better at lower wattages.

 

[Bassnorma]

Hi All,
My names Missy Been vaping 3 yrs now, still not into dripping tho I do on occasion. My go to set up right now is a Istick 20w with a nautilus mini (I have 2) Thinking about the 30w or 50w with an atlantis, Whats everyones opinions??

The 30 is decent. I just got one yesterday. Same vape quality as the twenty which is adequate and more watts for dual coils and lower ohm amp limits. It supports an Atlantis just fine. Are there higher quality vapes? Yes. In the price range? maybe not.

ETA: the 30 is the same size as the twenty....AND...(where are my manners?) Welcome to ECF!