Might be a bum coil. Make sure the coil is tight in the tank. I use 5V on a Tesla Spider II w/ Nautilus Mini's and they are fantastic for MTL hits.5.5v with a 1.8 ohm coil. I have a fresh coil and fresh juice inside
It's a joyrideMight be a bum coil. Make sure the coil is tight in the tank. I use 5V on a Tesla Spider II w/ Nautilus Mini's and they are fantastic for MTL hits.
My best advice comes from an old post by Uncle RJ "Let it sit for a few minutes to saturate then take a few primer puffs start vaping on the lowest setting and work your way up until you find your happy place."I recently cleaned out and placed a new coil in my ego one mini nautilus and lowered the volts and it still tastes burned. What's wrong with it?
5.5v with a 1.8 ohm coil. I have a fresh coil and fresh juice inside
My best advice comes from an old post by Uncle RJ "Let it sit for a few minutes to saturate then take a few primer puffs start vaping on the lowest setting and work your way up until you find your happy place."
Hi,I recently cleaned out and placed a new coil in my ego one mini nautilus and lowered the volts and it still tastes burned. What's wrong with it?
As others have mentioned already, the voltage is too high. I remember, when I was using my ProVari, depending on the juice, I was utilizing 2.5-3.8 Volts only. In addition, also mentioned previously, start at a lower voltage and increase it, until you find the "sweet spot" for your juice.5.5v with a 1.8 ohm coil. I have a fresh coil and fresh juice inside