Time to get into rebuilding coils

[Mr Moustache]

I have been away for a very long time, but now I am back and ditching my ego batteries and moving to mods. I have a large shipment coming in to keep me busy for some time.

-VAMO V5
- 2x Efest IMR 18650 2000 mah batteries
- Nitecore Intellacharger i2 2014
- Coil and Wick from Lightning vapes
- Tortch and Ohm meter from Lightning as well

I was recently the lucky winner of a Nautlis Aspire tank and wow, I had no clue what I was missing!!! The flavor is just out of this world! Before that I was using a Kanger Unitank and I would get a dry hit quite frequently. The tank I was given only came with one head though so I will need to rebuild some or pay up for more... I think I'll go the rebuild route. I'm excited to be back and to be getting some quality gear finally.

I have watched many many you tube videos on rebuilding the coils for the Nautlis but I still do have some questions. The fabric lining the inside of the head, does that need to be replaced after a while?

Thanks for reading and vape on!

 

[classwife]

Moved to Clearomizers from the Modding Forum

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[Katmar]

Bump..........

 

[TCombinator]

Bump... I'm watching this with curiosity. From what I see, everyone is raving about Nautilus, but just ask about rebuilding, and you get:

1. Silence
2. I've heard there's video
3. Buy Kanger
4. Why not look into rebuildables?

 

[WillyZee]

isn't everyone using those BVC coils and calling the Nautlis a Kayfun Killer?

 

[k2zs]

isn't everyone using those BVC coils and calling the Nautlis a Kayfun Killer?

As with every "Killer of this" or "Killer of that" type device, I have noticed that the "I've gotta problem" post regarding the BVC coils are starting to roll in more and more.

 

[TCombinator]

Noticed this thread this morning. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ck-bvc-coil-vs-nautilus-rebuildable-coil.html