Looking for a new tank

[jman316]

I've been impressed with the 1.0ohm nautilus coils recently. They last a decent amount of time and the flavour is outstanding.

There are a load of tanks that take them... obv a lot of the nautilus ones (not the nautilus X though).

Regardless, I'd def go for a mod with variable wattage too. You won't be sorry you made the investment.

I have a mod (Jacvapour DNA75) which i can use as some of you have suggested.
I stopped using the Nautilus due to having too many issues with coils coming off the slow boat!

 

[Crispycritters]

I have a mod (Jacvapour DNA75) which i can use as some of you have suggested.
I stopped using the Nautilus due to having too many issues with coils coming off the slow boat!

Definitely use the DNA75 mod and try the low wattage coil break in procedure others have suggested. I would keep the battery mod as a back up for your DNA75.

Make sure you don't store the battery mod with a low charge as this can kill the internal lipo if left too long, just check it every few months if you can remembe

 

[Deadanddripping]

I'll second the nautilus 3 tank with 1 ohm coils, though others work fine too. All depends what you want your vape to be like. Ive used Z coils and got on fine but eventually fell for the Aspire Nautilus 3. Zlide top tank is way too airy for me and flavour is about the same. That said all mine are sat on a shelf as I'm so in love with my rebuildables at the minute and I don't have to worry about coil life. But maybe that's for another day.

And go with what everyone else said about a variable wattage mod. Probably a good time to treat yourself!

 

[John R Phillips]

I……
I stopped using the Nautilus due to having too many issues with coils coming off the slow boat!

If you’ve been sourcing coils from China (or eBay or Amazon) that may be a reason for their short lifespan.

 

[Netvaper]

I've been using a Nautilus 3 for ages and it's so easy to live with, simple slide top fill that works, leak free, easy to replace coils and good flavour.

 

[jman316]

If you’ve been sourcing coils from China (or eBay or Amazon) that may be a reason for their short lifespan.

Different issue for the ones from China. they were indeed having issues where they wouldn't fire once Installed.

 

[jman316]

So I've decided to go the Nautilus 3 route.

I'm looking at UK vendor..ecigarettedirect.co.uk.
Are they legit? Their prices are slightly cheaper than a few other sites I've looked at!

 

[vapervince]

So I've decided to go the Nautilus 3 route.

I'm looking at UK vendor..ecigarettedirect.co.uk.
Are they legit? Their prices are slightly cheaper than a few other sites I've looked at!

Once you stop using the mech mod your current tank may be fine, one thing not mentioned is air flow, required to be in balance with power to give good atomisation of juice and to help keep the coil cool which should prolong the life of your coil and give a satisfying vape, if your tank has air flow options I would recommend starting with it fully open and close it up bit by bit till you get a vape that suits.

 

[John R Phillips]

So I've decided to go the Nautilus 3 route.

I'm looking at UK vendor..ecigarettedirect.co.uk.
Are they legit? Their prices are slightly cheaper than a few other sites I've looked at!

ecig are a good bunch of folk - won’t go wrong with them.

 

[jman316]

Once you stop using the mech mod your current tank may be fine, one thing not mentioned is air flow, required to be in balance with power to give good atomisation of juice and to help keep the coil cool which should prolong the life of your coil and give a satisfying vape, if your tank has air flow options I would recommend starting with it fully open and close it up bit by bit till you get a vape that suits.

I think it's definitely the coils, I've had the same issue on the fixed watt battery and DNA. Airflow has never really made a difference for me..
I've changed the battery for the Mod today in case that's what was causing some fluctuations. Current battery is a few years old..