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Original Nautilus tank, simply because it's the only one i've had from Aspire LOL 
Okay it did have awesome flavor aswell and i loved the bvc coils,great mtl tank imho,although the 2nd version might be better ?
Okay it did have awesome flavor aswell and i loved the bvc coils,great mtl tank imho,although the 2nd version might be better ?
My favorite is the Aspire BDC clearomizer. Also known as Aspire ET. With two fixed .8mm air holes in the base. No adjustment. Uses the same BVC coils as the new Aspire Spryte.
Did win an Aspire Quad-Flex Survival Kit some time ago. Piffed it away without every opening the box.
The only better MTL tank that I have is the Eleaf GS Air. Uses a set screw for AFC which allows me to get an even tighter draw than with the Aspire.
Did win an Aspire Quad-Flex Survival Kit some time ago. Piffed it away without every opening the box.
The only better MTL tank that I have is the Eleaf GS Air. Uses a set screw for AFC which allows me to get an even tighter draw than with the Aspire.
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My first tank was a nautilus. It was pretty awesome at the time. Decent vapor, good flavor. Twas good for a beginner.
Whatever. Just trying to help but I've learned my lesson.
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My sister has used the Mini Nautilus with the BVC coils exclusively for about 3 years, so she must like it alot.
The only Aspire-like tank I've used is the Fast Tech clone of the Kabuki tank by House of Hybrids which uses Aspire Nautilus coils. It performed well with good flavor and vapor production, however I became a DTL vaper and this is strictly a MTL tank. Another downside for myself was it is a bottom fill tank.
The only Aspire-like tank I've used is the Fast Tech clone of the Kabuki tank by House of Hybrids which uses Aspire Nautilus coils. It performed well with good flavor and vapor production, however I became a DTL vaper and this is strictly a MTL tank. Another downside for myself was it is a bottom fill tank.
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Triton mini.
Nautilus 2.
Original Atlantis.
Like them because after a very brief learning curve they're hassle free, work well & redily avalible replacement heads.
Nautilus 2.
Original Atlantis.
Like them because after a very brief learning curve they're hassle free, work well & redily avalible replacement heads.
I've used the original nautilus and the nautilus 2. I prefer the vaping quality of the N2 but it's messy to fill and only holds 2ml so filling often. The original is fine with a huge capacity, but not my favorite so no longer use it.
I still like and use the big Nautilus. Got me offa cartos and has great capacity. Bottom fill isn't too bad, I can keep that part much looser than I thought. Use a big bore drip tip because it's tight for me.
Still, I use my Exceed and Zenith tank more. Topfill and the Zenith coils last 4ever.
Still, I use my Exceed and Zenith tank more. Topfill and the Zenith coils last 4ever.
Nautilus 2, mainly because my favorite juice tastes great in it. I have learned to work with it's quirks, filling mainly.
I've got an original Nautilus, and Nautilus mini, a Triton and a Cleito.
I'd have to say that for MTL the Nautilus with the 1.6 ohm coils is about as good as it gets.
The Cleito is my current "Daily Driver"
0.4 ohm coils @ 55-60 watts.
I'd have to say that for MTL the Nautilus with the 1.6 ohm coils is about as good as it gets.
The Cleito is my current "Daily Driver"
0.4 ohm coils @ 55-60 watts.
All I have been using for several months. Put everything else away for now.Is that the Nautilus 2?
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