Off my box now. I promise.![]()
Box? - I thought that was a branch in your Avatar!

(Running before she gets the wet fish)
Off my box now. I promise.![]()
Box? - I thought that was a branch in your Avatar!
(Running before she gets the wet fish)
Came in here for an update. Is supermarket ok?
Bump.......Supermarket, we need an update on how you are doing. Please!
Thanks![]()
I waited for 2 whole minutes to see what was updating before I got it
Bwahahahahahaha!
Sorry, couldn't help myself![]()
Ok....so I just read ALL 14 pages! When cars were causing accidents and killing people do you think the car companies would have fixed the defects if NOBODY informed the people what was going on? Thank you super for informing the people of possible defects . This is a step forward to getting coil makers to get it right and fix this.
When I first got my Nauti mini it was spitting juice all the time cuz of bad coils.
How do we even know if it was the coil that was defective, and not the user?
Sometimes, I can't run my Atlantis or Subtank at 30 watts without getting dry hits or my tip becoming too hot.
I read that some people run their sub-ohm coils at 40w-50w and that just baffles me, they're asking for trouble in my opinion. I always run mine at the suggested 15w-30w, I never go higher than that. My sweet spot is 20 watts.
I'm not going to attempt it. But what if Super had his wattage cranked up past 30w and ultimately blew his coil up? Or that the wattage was so high that it baked the juice onto the coil and he happened to inhale a glob of it?
There isn't a screen protecting the center of the BVC, so if something was to bake onto the coil in the center from too high of wattage, there's definitely the possibility of inhaling that.
I did NOTHING out of the ordinary, and it was only running at 3.8volts (22watts or so).
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