NON Sub Ohm RTA Similar To Nautilus Mini Experience

[rocketman29]

I am relatively new to vaping and I am thoroughly enjoying my Nautilus Mini. I use the stock 1.8 ohm coils. I do mouth to lung hits on the second smallest air hole. I use 18 mg/ml 50/50 juice. I vape at around 7 "eleaf" watts on my iStick 20w.

I am looking to try a rebuildable. All the ones I have been reading about seem to cater to the sub ohm / lung hit crowd.

I am looking for a similar experience to what I have now. Are there RTAs that work with ~1.8 ohm coils where I can close down the air flow?

 

[billsfande]

Get a kayfun lite+. It will be just what you're looking for.

 

[rocketman29]

Kayfun lite+ seems a little pricey. Not thrilled with fill and airflow adjustmnent on bottom.

I looked at the Subtank Mini with adjustable air flow and think that may work on the smallest air hole.

Thoughts anyone?

 

[caramel]

Squape?
...

 

[rocketman29]

That's close to $200.00.

This will be my first RTA. Don't want to dive in so deep for a first timer.

 

[caramel]

Lemo?
....

 

[roxynoodle]

What is your price range? Are you opposed to clones?

 

[rocketman29]

Looking at about $35 - $50 would like authentic gear.

 

[Rucerius]

Lemo or Russian?

 

[Ou2mame]

Erlkonigin clone? You can also rebuild the Nautilus coils yourself. I've been doing that with great results. Luckily I never threw out my old ones so I just sit and do 10 in a row when I finish them. I also rebuild the smaller bvc coils for my ets tanks.

 

[edyle]

I am relatively new to vaping and I am thoroughly enjoying my Nautilus Mini. I use the stock 1.8 ohm coils. I do mouth to lung hits on the second smallest air hole. I use 18 mg/ml 50/50 juice. I vape at around 7 "eleaf" watts on my iStick 20w.

I am looking to try a rebuildable. All the ones I have been reading about seem to cater to the sub ohm / lung hit crowd.

I am looking for a similar experience to what I have now. Are there RTAs that work with ~1.8 ohm coils where I can close down the air flow?

ALL RTA's work with 1.8 ohm coils.

The coil is what YOU make.


consider the subtank; it's similar to the nautilus I suppose, except it has a coil head designed to be rebuildable, with screw posts.

 

[Murrit]

I have the subtank and love it. I have been using around a 1.8 ohm set up and it works great.

 

[Thrasher]

To be honest just becuase they have subohm in the name does not mean they would not work with regular resistances on astandard battery setting.