Hello guys, i made a post about my nautilus being stuck..well in the process of trying to get it unstuck, and the pliers practically sanded the screw, or the Volt as i like to call it, so i got a Spartan BTC regular. im using it on a Kangertech Evo battery and it doesnt seem to like producing much Vaper, and when it does, it feels very harsh. anyways, that being said, i was wondering if you guys had any good reviews for it. the kangertech batt is rather old..id say a couple of years. so, was wondering if you had any good reviews for it or tips to get it to produce as much vapor as my nautilus.
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Never seen that tank before, but you can always get replacement parts for your nautilus. Or another one altogether.
Its alot more streamlined then the nautilus, it is more...flat at the top...and well, has very small part of the glass...its rather pleasing to look at, however the instructions were clear so i have no idea how to change the coils -_-
Just looked it up. It looks like the coil goes in just like a Nautilus. Take the bottom off and it is there in the center.
You can get a morph tank and use your nautilus coils in it 
Morph Tank by EHPRO & Eciggity - Eciggity
Morph Tank by EHPRO & Eciggity - Eciggity
When i first started vaping I had the nautilus and it nearly drove me to madness...I never see why people rave about them. Had to carry pliers around with me for whenever I had to refill my juice....
Ok.. I had to watch a video on the Spartan. It's much like the current tanks, where the coils come in a cylinder type device, and the coils are in the center. This seems to be a dual coil setup. The ohms option of the coils are 1.5 ohms and 2.0 ohms, and they offer a Mini/ego (18.5mm) version and a standard 22mm version.
I've noticed that you mentioned your kangertech EVO battery being several years old. The bad news is, all lithium batteries have a limited lifespan. Over time, the ability for it to hold a charge diminishes.. .that's just the nature of lithium ion batteries. Kangertech offered several versions for the battery. The first thing I'd check, is if the voltage can be varied. If there is a spinning dial on the bottom, try lowering the voltage If there is no dial on the bottom, try pushing the button three times. if the color of the light around the button changes, then depending on the color, that's the different voltages. if the color doesn't change, then the voltage is fixed, and it can't be changed.
For vaping, experience, it's normal to match the voltage to get the best flavor and vapor from your coils. IF you can't change the voltage in your battery, then you try to match the coils to your vaping preferences. The Spartan only comes with two options, so if you are getting a harsh taste, try using a 2.0 ohm coil and see if that works better. Usually, they mark the ohms on the side of the coil.
I hope this helps. Without knowing exactly what battery you have, I won't be able to give too much advice.
I've noticed that you mentioned your kangertech EVO battery being several years old. The bad news is, all lithium batteries have a limited lifespan. Over time, the ability for it to hold a charge diminishes.. .that's just the nature of lithium ion batteries. Kangertech offered several versions for the battery. The first thing I'd check, is if the voltage can be varied. If there is a spinning dial on the bottom, try lowering the voltage If there is no dial on the bottom, try pushing the button three times. if the color of the light around the button changes, then depending on the color, that's the different voltages. if the color doesn't change, then the voltage is fixed, and it can't be changed.
For vaping, experience, it's normal to match the voltage to get the best flavor and vapor from your coils. IF you can't change the voltage in your battery, then you try to match the coils to your vaping preferences. The Spartan only comes with two options, so if you are getting a harsh taste, try using a 2.0 ohm coil and see if that works better. Usually, they mark the ohms on the side of the coil.
I hope this helps. Without knowing exactly what battery you have, I won't be able to give too much advice.
It's very easy to overtighten the base when refilling. There is a sweet spot on it, but I git the hang of it pretty quick.
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