Hello I am finally going to upgrade my e equipment tomorrow. I am looking at an MVP so I can get into world of variable wattage/variable voltage plus the large battery capacity is going be great as I have quit smoking for 2 weeks and have been vaping alot. K chain vaping. Anyways I wanna get a Nautilus 5ml and maybe a mini bvc. But i am wondering if i should just buy bvc for for both. First do they flood often? Do they use up alot of eliquid? And does the bcc use more eliquid than a bvc? Sorry all questioms. Oh thx
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Hello I am finally going to upgrade my e equipment tomorrow. I am looking at an MVP so I can get into world of variable wattage/variable voltage plus the large battery capacity is going be great as I have quit smoking for 2 weeks and have been vaping alot. K chain vaping. Anyways I wanna get a Nautilus 5ml and maybe a mini bvc. But i am wondering if i should just buy bvc for for both. First do they flood often? Do they use up alot of eliquid? And does the bcc use more eliquid than a bvc? Sorry all questioms. Oh thx
I have had no flooding issues with my Nautilus and Nautilus Mini. The BVC coils are what you want for both. I noticed that the BVC coil does seems to go through juice faster than the BDC coil but it produces more flavor and more flavor so I am fine with it.
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. OK, so day 5 or so was a bit rough for me....
I got a regular Nautilus and a Nautilus Mini, with BVC coils. Neither have ever leaked, and do not generally "flood", if you mean gurgle badly. Once I had those two tanks I stopped looking. They are that good, at least for me.
. You may now remove the Suicide Hotline from your speed dial . OK, so day 5 or so was a bit rough for me....I got a regular Nautilus and a Nautilus Mini, with BVC coils. Neither have ever leaked, and do not generally "flood", if you mean gurgle badly. Once I had those two tanks I stopped looking. They are that good, at least for me.
I got my Nautilus Aspire 5ml tank yesterday. Was using a crap EVOD2 tank before. Such an amazing piece of equipment! I'm glad I used the crappy tank first so I can truly appreciate the Nautilus. It is worth every penny!
The new Nautilus Aspire 5ml tank come with BVC coils - check 101Vapes they have real Nautilus Aspire 5ml/mini tanks and for really good prices. I use the Mini at 12/13 Watts on my Cloudpor DNA 30 and its amazing, best vape for me yet. 
An Mvp2 with a nautilus is an amazing setup for the money. I have both nautiluses and have experience with both coil styles. You definitely want the bvc coils (They work with both the reg and mini) It as a huge difference. I am also a heavy vapor and using my Mvp2 + my 5ml nautilus exclusivelyI can vape most of the day without refill/recharge.
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I own both regular and mini nautilus
tried BVC and BDC coils...
BDC coils can be rebuild...
BVC experience, they tasted like burn after maybe 5ML of liquid use...
BDC experience, 15ml of juice and no burnt taste... i decided to remove it and rebuild my own yesterday... so far its been great! its actually better then the original coil...
Mini tank: after 2 weeks i already had to clean it 3 time in vodka... the airway felt restricted... bough the SS tank to replace the airway and fixed the issue... but I can see that its not wicking efficiently...
regular nautilus: awsomeeee capacity!!!!! wicking is WAYY BETTER then the mini...
Both mini and regular can use BVC and BDC coils... taste to me... not a really noticeable difference.
my resume: get the regular nautilus... try both BVC and BDC... and if your into rebuilding... check youtube and try rebuilding your first BDC...
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all those test were conducted at 8Watt to 10Watt and to me on juice consumption side of thing... it does consume more then other tanks but the taste is not comparable!!!
tried BVC and BDC coils...
BDC coils can be rebuild...
BVC experience, they tasted like burn after maybe 5ML of liquid use...
BDC experience, 15ml of juice and no burnt taste... i decided to remove it and rebuild my own yesterday... so far its been great! its actually better then the original coil...
Mini tank: after 2 weeks i already had to clean it 3 time in vodka... the airway felt restricted... bough the SS tank to replace the airway and fixed the issue... but I can see that its not wicking efficiently...
regular nautilus: awsomeeee capacity!!!!! wicking is WAYY BETTER then the mini...
Both mini and regular can use BVC and BDC coils... taste to me... not a really noticeable difference.
my resume: get the regular nautilus... try both BVC and BDC... and if your into rebuilding... check youtube and try rebuilding your first BDC...
EDIT:
all those test were conducted at 8Watt to 10Watt and to me on juice consumption side of thing... it does consume more then other tanks but the taste is not comparable!!!
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I have not tried a nautilus yet. I did purchase the GTV Spinner in the 5ml size. It has adjustable air holes and just is not for me. I like the feel of taking a drag of a cigarette, not getting a bunch of air. Don't the Nautilus larger tanks also have the adjustable air holes? How do they relate to the difference in the feeling of taking a dray from a cigarette and getting a very light draw full of air?
You can also rebuild the bvcs too look up rip trippers on youtube and he rebuilds both the bdc and bvc coils. I havent done it yet but looks easy enough. I have 5 nautilus tanks and the bvc coils have lasted longer and taste better than the bdc but thats just me. Hope this helps.
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