Is it possible to rebuild aspire bvc atomizer heads, as in making a new coil for it? Also, can you rewick them?
Rebuilding aspire bvc
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Yes. I am assuming you mean for the nautilus. There are you tube video's on it. They aren't much fun the first dozen times.
I have Kanger Aerotanks & a nautilus mini. I have (semi-)successfully rebuilt the Kanger coils, but my experience with the Nautilus was enough to get me to buy an RTA. To be fair, I only made two attempts, and they were both at the tail end of my Kanger rebuilt marathon, when I had no patience left. I haven't given up, but they were definitely not designed with rebuilding in mind -- quite possibly the opposite.
As for rewicking, I can't imagine how you could without rebuilding.
As for rewicking, I can't imagine how you could without rebuilding.
Just do youtube search bvc coil rebuild there are many. Watch them all as they vary and some are more complete as on how to take the whole head apart. It took me 3 attempts to get it right now have no problems building 1.5-2 ohm coils.
I've tried to build Nautilus BVCs a couple of times now, and the good news is that they worked... the bad news is that they did not work well. They were in the 1.5-1.7 range, but I think while trying to place the coil in the head, the cotton got pulled down a little too far. From the top, I added a couple of small pieces of cotton to fill and straighten it out. I used a tiny screwdriver to clear the center all the way through, but the draw was extremely tight and the cloud was maybe half of a pre-made coil.
Anyone have any tips on getting the coil into the head? I have watched the videos on it, but that seems to be the trickiest part for me. I was trying to twist the coil in the direction that the cotton was wrapped... but like SirNutz said maybe I just need more practice. It's certainly more difficult/finicky than your typical RDA/RTA coil builds.
Anyone have any tips on getting the coil into the head? I have watched the videos on it, but that seems to be the trickiest part for me. I was trying to twist the coil in the direction that the cotton was wrapped... but like SirNutz said maybe I just need more practice. It's certainly more difficult/finicky than your typical RDA/RTA coil builds.
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