non rebuildables & cloud Chasing

[dniezgoda]

Is it possible to get big massive thick clouds whilst using a non rebuildable like a aspire nautilus? I don't have time, space or patience right ATM for rebuilding?

But I do like big clouds!

Any ideas anyone?

Thanks

Darren

 

[jay631]

Is it possible to get big massive thick clouds whilst using a non rebuildable like a aspire nautilus? I don't have time, space or patience right ATM for rebuilding?

But I do like big clouds!

Any ideas anyone?

Thanks

Darren

I dont think its possible. correct me if I am wrong people.. but companys wont encourage sub ohm vaping and wouldnt put a coil with low resistance in a disposable atty right ?

If they do then please post up a link as I would love one. save me building twice a week!!

 

[Diche]

Aerotank mega 0.8ohm coil, with as high a VG juice as would wick properly would be the best you could do. You would need a decent device to run it on though. I don't think egos and sub ohm mix. It wouldn't be anywhere near the results you can get from a dripper with extra airflow, good batteries and a simple coil, but I reckon it is the best you can do.
Only other one I have heard of doing well is the Silo with BVC coils. Watch Todd's review of it.

 

[Panter]

Define "massive thick clouds"

You can get a pretty vast cloud from a humble aerotank with a 50:50 juice.
Just do a lung hit with the airflow fully open (if you have it) but leave a gap around the drip tip to suck in the extra air needed to get a lung full.
Sounds odd, but you get a fair sized cloud out of it.
Obviously it won't be as dense as a "proper" cloud, but try it and see if it works for you!

Don't dismiss building your own though, it really does just boil down to twiddling a piece of wire around a stick and knowing your battery's limits (if using a mechancical mod)
Don't be put off by some of the more complex looking builds that you might see. A cotton wicked micro coil is quick and easy to make, and works really well

 

[cheersm8]

As Panter says High VG will give you some 'clouds' , with limitations, only with a brand new coil and plenty of air, and only for about half an hour! After that, the gunk and residue build up tames things back to normal.

 

[Aeggil]

Aerotank mega 0.8ohm coil, with as high a VG juice as would wick properly would be the best you could do. You would need a decent device to run it on though. I don't think egos and sub ohm mix. It wouldn't be anywhere near the results you can get from a dripper with extra airflow, good batteries and a simple coil, but I reckon it is the best you can do.
Only other one I have heard of doing well is the Silo with BVC coils. Watch Todd's review of it.

I would not recommend the 0.8ohm kanger coils with high VG. I put them in my aerotank with ruthless ez duz it (something like 80-90% VG, I can't remember off the top of my head) and anything more than a 2 second puff is getting me a burnt taste....this is at only around 10-12watts too :/

It's only the first coil I've tried, it could be a duffer, but I'd advise caution unless someone else has a better experience than me

Russ

 

[Diche]

I would not recommend the 0.8ohm kanger coils with high VG. I put them in my aerotank with ruthless ez duz it (something like 80-90% VG, I can't remember off the top of my head) and anything more than a 2 second puff is getting me a burnt taste....this is at only around 10-12watts too :/

It's only the first coil I've tried, it could be a duffer, but I'd advise caution unless someone else has a better experience than me

Russ

Yes that is precisely the issue, very high VG juice simply won't wick properly, I suspect that 40/60 PG/VG is probably the thickest you would get to work, but I haven't played with this so I can't give a definitive answer. A simple rebuildable with a good robust coil that will last several weeks and a steel, silica or ekowool wick so that you don't need to rewick the way you do with cotton, I feel would be far more successful, but that isn't the question the OP asked.

 

[gords1001]

You can stick a coil and wick in a dripper as quickly as you can change the head in a clearomiser with a little practice.

My first build on my veritas took fifteen minutes, thats an unusal dripper I had not seen before in the flesh. I figure on fifteen minutes to dual coil a three post dripper.

Its much easier to follow where others tread than to try and invent a new wheel.