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[cats5365]

Right on, smart thinking. Besides the extra 20W is anything else improved?

I can't tell any difference between them when I'm using them. I don't use the CC or boost, and get the same ol' same ol' Provape performance on all of them.

The lowest a 60W will go is 5W, so if for some reason you had a really high ohm coil, you might run into an issue there. The 40W goes down to 3W at the low end.

 

[ENAUD]

For the Triton mini I think. That's what it says on the 5 pack box anyway.

For example ... Aspire Nautilus BVC Replacement Coil 0.7OHM (5pack)

Better pic of the coil head themselves from Aspire online but doesn't name a specific tank ... Aspire Nautilus BVC coil 0.7ohm 5pcs - $12.50 : Aspire online shopping

And interestingly, the breakdown for the Triton mini doesn't show a 0.7ohm option hmmm ... Aspire Triton Mini - Aspire

Thanks for the link, yeah, I clearly remember seeing nautilus on the box, along with a big tobacco p doubt block. I guess I'm done with that shop now, as I am always very clear in specifying what ohms I want. This guy tried to school me, saying, that's why most people get into RDA's...I chuckled and said, hey buddy, I got lot's of them. I did peek at the coils and without reading glasses they looked "right". I wish Aspire put the ohms on the ou side of the boxes

 

[Opinionated]

I got a pack of what was supposed to be Nautilus coils from a local shop, I asked for 1.8 ohm...popped one into a kabuki and let it set for a couple days till I needed to swap atties...WTH!? .7 ohms. Wouldn't but barely fir on my P3...scratches head...looked at it with my cheaters on and there it was, .7 ohm...18-20 watts. The coil has a white grommet just like the Nautilus ones do, but the juice holes are bigger, anyone know what I got? I've already tossed the box.

Only thing I can use them on is my Radius and th Kboxes that found their way to me thanks to you know who you are.

Nvm..

 

[ENAUD]

Now I feel like a dummy I can use these on my P3...I had it in volt setting before when I got the warning but I'll probably toss these coils, with my 60/40 juice they seem a little on the harsh side.

 

[Hobbs]

Caught my eye: A woman walks with her Dachshund dressed as a Gypsy woman during a Dachshund parade in St.Petersburg, Russia. Photo Credit: Dmitri Lovetsky/ AP photo

 

[Pinggolfer]

Such anti clone talk here. Who would have thought?

 

[DPLongo22]

Such anti clone talk here. Who would have thought?

It hasn't gone unnoticed.

 

[coldgin96]

KISS Symphony: Alive IV

 

[Bronze]

No faster way to get a thread closed than to bring up clones.

 

[FringeChief68]

Friday’s News at a glance:

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Plus

Debunking the Precautionary Principle | Web Extra | RegulatorWatch.com

 

[Hobbs]

Question for Kabuki users who vape around 9 watts (or lower). Do you find in the summer and vaping on hot days or in a hot car, that you have to crank up the watts a little to avoid flooding and gurgling as heat thins the juice or increases pressure in the tank?

I've been vaping 11.4 watts for months and haven't had to mess with it, but last couple of days, gone down to 9.6 watts. I used to vape 9 watts and remember last summer sometimes having to go 9.6 watts helped (or more, can't remember) on hot days or in a warm/hot car. So at 9.6, maybe I still won't have to mess with it, dunno. Juice is unflavored 50/50 on 1.8 ohm.

 

[Zen Knitter]

Question for Kabuki users who vape around 9 watts (or lower). Do you find in the summer and vaping on hot days or in a hot car, that you have to crank up the watts a little to avoid flooding and gurgling as heat thins the juice or increases pressure in the tank?

I've been vaping 11.4 watts for months and haven't had to mess with it, but last couple of days, gone down to 9.6 watts. I used to vape 9 watts and remember last summer sometimes having to go 9.6 watts (or more, can't remember) on hot days or in a warm/hot car. So at 9.6, maybe I still won't have to mess with it, dunno. Juice is unflavored 50/50 on 1.8 ohm.

I vape at 7.2-7.4 1.8ohm in all my Kabukis. I use 70pg/30vg
Can't get much thinner than that! Never leave mod in car, always in hand or purse, never have felt the need to readjust.

 

[Hobbs]

I use 70pg/30vg

Thanks ZK !!! ... which leads to another question LOL. Why 70/30? I've just ALWAYS used 50/50 for no particular reason I guess, but know of no reason to change ... that I know of ... and that's why I ask.

EDIT: I have about 5 quarts of 50/50 so prolly won't change at least for a good long while, but ya never know.

 

[Zen Knitter]

Thanks ZK !!! ... which leads to another question LOL. Why 70/30? I've just ALWAYS used 50/50 for no particular reason I guess, but know of no reason to change ... that I know of ... and that's why I ask.

EDIT: I have about 5 quarts of 50/50 so prolly won't change at least for a good long while, but ya never know.

Well, I'm a little quirky about following directions to the letter. Medical field for 30yrs. And when I bought my first PROVARI and Nauti from Provape they instructed using 70/30 in the naughty and Kabukis. I quickly switched to Kabukis, and followed their rules. And big plus for me, I change coils avg. 3 mos. someone pointed out that Provarifuel is the cleanest on the market, so I'm thinking that MAY be the reason for such coil longevity. That and the 70/30

 

[Hobbs]

Thanks ZK !!! ... as I understand it ... PG carries flavor better than VG ... VG is the cloud producer part of the equation. So, 70/30 maybe for better flavor(?). If that is true I could see a flavored fuel producer recommending 70/30. Wonder if there's any other reason? I ALWAYS vape unflavored. Also didn't know about the ProVape recommendation ... wonder if it was just their recommendation for their fuel in particular and/or something else to do with the Kabuki and Nautilus coils?

 

[Zen Knitter]

Thanks ZK !!! ... as I understand it ... PG carries flavor better than VG ... VG is the cloud producer part of the equation. So, 70/30 maybe for better flavor(?). If that is true I could see a flavored fuel producer recommending 70/30. Wonder if there's any other reason? I ALWAYS vape unflavored. Also didn't know about the ProVape recommendation ... wonder if it was just their recommendation for their fuel in particular and/or something else to do with the Kabuki and Nautilus coils?

I think specific to the Kabukis and the naughty. Not their fuel, cause they make it all ways, each bottle to your specs. Their CINNABOMB is my adv. I've started DIY and keeping to those same parameters. Seems to work for me.

 

[Hobbs]

Gotta try some 70/30 now LOL ...

EDIT: I got a quart of just PG and a quart of just VG, so I can tweak the 50/50 on hand a little bit ... at the expense of lower Nic ... just to try ... if I can work out the math HA !!!

 

[Zen Knitter]

Gotta try some 70/30 now LOL ...

EDIT: I got a quart of just PG and a quart of just VG, so I can tweak the 50/50 on hand a little bit ... at the expense of lower Nic ... just to try ... if I can work out the math HA !!!

I use 18mg. And will only reduce that in 10-15 years if I have to conserve. Sending PM

 

[Hobbs]

I use 12mg and have had the quarts of clean PG and VG on hand and unopened "forever" in case that was too much nic. BUT, sometimes I wish I had 18, never less than 12 ... so far

 

[Katdarling]

It's fairly easy to tweak, Hobbs. Get yourself a nice lil calculator (ejuicemeup is one, but there are many) and you can twerk to your hearts delight with the PG and VG. 18mg to 12mg is a super swift task.

Question for Kabuki users who vape around 9 watts (or lower). Do you find in the summer and vaping on hot days or in a hot car, that you have to crank up the watts a little to avoid flooding and gurgling as heat thins the juice or increases pressure in the tank?

I've been vaping 11.4 watts for months and haven't had to mess with it, but last couple of days, gone down to 9.6 watts. I used to vape 9 watts and remember last summer sometimes having to go 9.6 watts helped (or more, can't remember) on hot days or in a warm/hot car. So at 9.6, maybe I still won't have to mess with it, dunno. Juice is unflavored 50/50 on 1.8 ohm.

I shall call on our HOT TEXAN master for this question. He's had that problem for as long as I've known him, which is a while.

@JUMA55 - questions for ya.

Thanks ZK !!! ... which leads to another question LOL. Why 70/30? I've just ALWAYS used 50/50 for no particular reason I guess, but know of no reason to change ... that I know of ... and that's why I ask.

EDIT: I have about 5 quarts of 50/50 so prolly won't change at least for a good long while, but ya never know.

70/30 (or my iteration which is 65/35) carries a lot more flavor and just enuf VG to produce some lovely vapor. No, not cloudy, but just enuf without muting the original design.

Gotta try some 70/30 now LOL ...

EDIT: I got a quart of just PG and a quart of just VG, so I can tweak the 50/50 on hand a little bit ... at the expense of lower Nic ... just to try ... if I can work out the math HA !!!

You can DO it!