Hello everyone I'm new to the forum. I've been vaping for about to months now and I've been also cigarette free thanks to vaping. I have to say that the vaping community is a very friendly community and very helpful. I just bought my first mod which is a kamry 20 and a nautilus mini I'm very excited about it and seems to be performing very well. I do have a question about the the nautilus mini my box mod can run up to 20 watts and I currently have it at 13.5. My question is the bvc coil says between 3.3 and 5 volts can I turn up the volts above 5 and the coil still be OK? I'm sorry for the dumb question I'm fairly new at this lol...
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5 volts might be getting close to the edge for a BVC coil. That would be 15 watts with a 1.6ohm atomizer head.
I can comfortably do 15w with a Vamo, but not 15w with the iStick.... which tells me the mod's power (and accuracy) is also an important factor.
You can try to gently push the watts up, but don't expect miracles.... for the full 20w experience, it might be worth trying a different atomizer... rebuildable or subtank/atlantis type.
I can comfortably do 15w with a Vamo, but not 15w with the iStick.... which tells me the mod's power (and accuracy) is also an important factor.
You can try to gently push the watts up, but don't expect miracles.... for the full 20w experience, it might be worth trying a different atomizer... rebuildable or subtank/atlantis type.
Hello Blin43 and welcome to the forum! Driving the bvc coils too hard will just cause them to dry out quickly and give you a burnt taste.
Welcome and congrats Blin43, I don't have the same equipment but you could turn up the power tick by tick until you get just a hint of bad taste or poor performance then knock the power back down a couple notches.
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