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[darkangel07760]

The Nautilus coils are only available in 1.6 and 1.8 ohms.

The resistance (ohms) has nothing to do with the draw/airflow.
I direct lung hit a Nautilus coil, at 1.8 ohms, all day.
Of course, it's in a Kabuki, so that's why I can open the airflow enough to lung hit it.

Of course, with the Kabuki, the v1.5 and the P3 versions accept the Triton coils, which I believe are subohm, and also have much wider airflow holes in their pins.
The flavor/performance isn't as good as the Nautilus coil, because the Kabuki was designed around the Nautilus coil specifically...but flavor/performance can be subjective, so your mileage may vary!

Do you mean the full size triton coils or the mini?

 

[darkangel07760]

HUGE mistake on my part.

I haven't ever used a Triton/Triton Mini or their coils, so you are correct.

Dang it. I keep forgetting they're two different coils.

I guess the fact that the Nautilus and Nautilus Mini use the same coil, my brain thinks the Triton and Triton Mini should use the same coil too.

Anyone reading this post, please mentally edit my previous posts, and switch out "Triton coils" with "Triton Mini coils"...

Thanks Chief!
Maybe I should actually look at a picture of the coils side by side, so I can burn the image into my head. I always confuse the two.

ok got it never mind my previous post. Thanks!

 

[BreSha6869]

Do you mean the full size triton coils or the mini?

Mini only. Basically identical looking to the Nautilus coils.

The Triton Minis come in 1.2ohm as well and I am not a fan at all. I just bought a pack and am vaping a Kabuki on a P3 at 18w and the flavour is blah and way too airy. I might try it at 25w on my Radius, but I am going to stick with Nautilus 1.6 or 1.8 coils in my Kabukis from now on.

 

[rbrylawski]

Mini only. Basically identical looking to the Nautilus coils.

The Triton Minis come in 1.2ohm as well and I am not a fan at all. I just bought a pack and am vaping a Kabuki on a P3 at 18w and the flavour is blah and way too airy. I might try it at 25w on my Radius, but I am going to stick with Nautilus 1.6 or 1.8 coils in my Kabukis from now on.

I'm with you. Knife seems to be about the only person I've seen have a positive review of the Triton Mini in a Kabuki. For me, the Nautilus coils work so well, I just don't have a desire or need to try anything else. Sides, I now have about 20 boxes of 1.6 Nautilus coils in my vape drawer!

 

[darkangel07760]

Mini only. Basically identical looking to the Nautilus coils.

The Triton Minis come in 1.2ohm as well and I am not a fan at all. I just bought a pack and am vaping a Kabuki on a P3 at 18w and the flavour is blah and way too airy. I might try it at 25w on my Radius, but I am going to stick with Nautilus 1.6 or 1.8 coils in my Kabukis from now on.

I am pretty darn happy with the nautilus coils. They work so much better in a Kabuki as opposed to a Nautilus tank [emoji1]

sent from my Galaxy Note 5

 

[BreSha6869]

I'm with you. Knife seems to be about the only person I've seen have a positive review of the Triton Mini in a Kabuki. For me, the Nautilus coils work so well, I just don't have a desire or need to try anything else. Sides, I now have about 20 boxes of 1.6 Nautilus coils in my vape drawer!

I wouldn't mind trying the Triton Mini Claptons though. 1.9ohm, I think. The 1.2ohm coils are definitely not my thing.

I just bought 6 packs of Nautilus 1.8's and have another 5-6 at home. I am set for now but will stock up when a local B&M does their 20% off sale. I want to have around 30-40 5 packs in my stockpile.

 

[BreSha6869]

I am pretty darn happy with the nautilus coils. They work so much better in a Kabuki as opposed to a Nautilus tank [emoji1]

sent from my Galaxy Note 5

How are you setting your airflow? My screw is removed with Nautilus coils.

 

[rbrylawski]

I wouldn't mind trying the Triton Mini Claptons though. 1.9ohm, I think. The 1.2ohm coils are definitely not my thing.

I just bought 6 packs of Nautilus 1.8's and have another 5-6 at home. I am set for now but will stock up when a local B&M does their 20% off sale. I want to have around 30-40 5 packs in my stockpile.

Not really familiar with the Claptons. What is their advantage?

 

[BreSha6869]

Not really familiar with the Claptons. What is their advantage?

More wire/coil surface area. Wire wrapped in wire.

And they look cool and are the latest flavor of the month.

I use Clapton wire in my subohm tanks a lot. Not sure if it is really any better than my regular kanthal, but I like it as it is easy to build with.

 

[mariusk]

Anyone that would vape a Procyon under 15 watts, I could easily see getting 3 or 4 days out of a battery. And this is another reason a person that doesn't need 50 watts would want to buy one.

Not necessarily. It's not only the power, but the vaping rate also.
I vape at only 19.5 watts and need to swap batteries twice a day.
But I guess it doesn't really matter with a device like the Procyon, because of its easy battery replacement.

 

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[JohnD0406]

Anyone that would vape a Procyon under 15 watts, I could easily see getting 3 or 4 days out of a battery. And this is another reason a person that doesn't need 50 watts would want to buy one.

You should get the same amount of runtime from the P3, at the same wattage, with the same 18650. ProVape already has a very high efficiency rating with the P3 - there isn't much more room to go before hitting an impossible 100% efficiency. Even if the P3 was 96% efficient, and the Procyon was 99% efficient (it isn't), that's still only 3% better. Describing the amount of extra time you think you're getting from the Procyon is impossible, and nothing more than placebo effect, IMHO.

 

[USMCotaku]

I STILL need to try those triton mini coils (both 1.2 and clapton) in the kabuki[emoji14]
Can't find them local so far

Sent with one hand, the other is busy vaping

 

[FringeChief68]

You should get the same amount of runtime from the P3, at the same wattage, with the same 18650. ProVape already has a very high efficiency rating with the P3 - there isn't much more room to go before hitting an impossible 100% efficiency. Even if the P3 was 96% efficient, and the Procyon was 99% efficient (it isn't), that's still only 3% better. Describing the amount of extra time you think you're getting from the Procyon is impossible, and nothing more than placebo effect, IMHO.

I'm definitely getting more time out of my Procyon, I'm going to try to switch batteries up.
I may have one starting to die on me.

 

[coldgin96]

You should get the same amount of runtime from the P3, at the same wattage, with the same 18650. ProVape already has a very high efficiency rating with the P3 - there isn't much more room to go before hitting an impossible 100% efficiency. Even if the P3 was 96% efficient, and the Procyon was 99% efficient (it isn't), that's still only 3% better. Describing the amount of extra time you think you're getting from the Procyon is impossible, and nothing more than placebo effect, IMHO.

It's all about the end cap, dude.

 

[FringeChief68]

It's all about the end cap, dude.

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[The Ocelot]

New DUAL HAMSTER technology

And a new cap, dude.

 

[Constantlybuying]

ok got it never mind my previous post. Thanks!

I guess you were trying to read me? LOL, I never saw what you said but I forgive you

 

[rbrylawski]

You should get the same amount of runtime from the P3, at the same wattage, with the same 18650. ProVape already has a very high efficiency rating with the P3 - there isn't much more room to go before hitting an impossible 100% efficiency. Even if the P3 was 96% efficient, and the Procyon was 99% efficient (it isn't), that's still only 3% better. Describing the amount of extra time you think you're getting from the Procyon is impossible, and nothing more than placebo effect, IMHO.

John, I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with you. I'm getting beyond amazing runtime on my Procyon compared to any other Provari I've owned. You can call it placebo, but it's not.

 

[rbrylawski]

More wire/coil surface area. Wire wrapped in wire.

And they look cool and are the latest flavor of the month.

I use Clapton wire in my subohm tanks a lot. Not sure if it is really any better than my regular kanthal, but I like it as it is easy to build with.

Thanks Brent. LOL about being the latest flavor of the month. Maybe I'll pick up a box sometime just to see if I notice a difference.