Nautilus GT mini

[Mortz]

Hi, I’ve just recently bought a nautilus GT mini, using it with some 6mg freebase e liquid. Compared to my XROS 3, it feels very harsh and lacks a lot of flavour. Currently using the supplied 0.7 mesh coil. Shame as it looks stunning on my pico le and I much prefer the battery life. Any suggestions?

 

[rew]

You could try the 1 ohm mesh coil.

 

[John R Phillips]

I, now much prefer the 1 ohm over the .7 (mesh) and used them successfully in the GTs (both standard and mini)
However, I was in a period of finding the right juices and flavours for me and that could well have influenced the coil that better suited what I use.
I would also add that the recommended wattages for both coils were well overstated to my liking. I have a couple of .7 left that never get used above 16.5w (20-25 recommended) and the 1 ohm I use at 9w (13-15 recommended)
At under a tenner a pack, it’s well worth trying the 1 ohm.

 

[ZenAnarchi]

The 1.0ohm mesh coil is my go to when I can’t have a rebuildable with me. Excellent flavor and long lasting. I never got on with the 0.7, found it harsh.

However, you didn’t state how tight a mtl draw you like. I couldn’t agree more with @John R Phillips , I almost always vape nautilus coils with less wattage than the recommended. A vape that is too warm can be harsh and flavourless., so too little airflow and too much wattage could explain your experience.

Never had a problem with either my GTs or Minis, but I have read that some drill out the the small juice flow ports for better saturation. Too much will ruin the tank though

 

[Netvaper]

The 0.7 isn't one I'm fond of. I've never found the GT Mini harsh, as suggested try the 1ohm.

 

[Deadanddripping]

I would also recommend the 1 ohm mesh coil as this is my go to with the nautilus 3. I found the 0.7 harsh but swapped to a larger drip tip which helped a lot with either of the mesh coils.

Oddly enough I also got on better with a certain mod, whenever I used my Innokin mods, it seemed to fire faster and I'd get a harsh vape like the coil was knackered straight away. Used on my Vaporesso and the coils last much longer and taste great. Same wattage, dunno why!

 

[MHL]

Another vote for the 1.0 mesh coil. I don't find them that long lasting TBF, but I vape chiri with it and they taste fucking great.

I don't know what the recommended wattage is, but about 8-10w suits me just fine.

 

[Netvaper]

Another vote for the 1.0 mesh coil. I don't find them that long lasting TBF, but I vape chiri with it and they taste fucking great.

I don't know what the recommended wattage is, but about 8-10w suits me just fine.

It's 13-15w but as ever the best wattage is the one that suits, mines about the same as you.

 

[Deadanddripping]

I usually start around 12W and move up to 15W as the flavour goes down.

 

[ZenAnarchi]

For myself, it’s dependent on the juice. I find when using nautilus coils, especially the 1.0ohms. My wattage for fruit flavors is about 8-10w, but with dessert juices and more complex juices I end up around 12-13w

And @Deadanddripping, there are definitely differences in proprietary chips. The boost function works a bit differently with innokin mods, the Vaporesso chip is far superior imo. This is the reason I use dna mods 90% of the time, and almost always temp control…consistency