Not bad, but nothing to brag about. We've only ran it at 25 watts though. I don't remember for sure, I'd have to go look and I'm too lazy, but I think it's only rated for up to 30. For a factory coil, the flavor is really good. I just snuck a pull (for the sake of science!) and after nearly two weeks of use the flavor doesn't seem to have dropped off too much.
I've tried the gClaptons in my Atlantis 1. They weren't that impressive (not even close to the Aspire claptons) and EVERY SINGLE ONE, five in total, broke where the top and bottom connect (directly above the bottom threads) when I tried to unscrew the tank to refill it. I assume they would be fine in the Triton 2 because it's top-fill, so the coil doesn't have to be unscrewed until you're ready to take it out and replace it, but having tried both AtomVapes and Aspire's versions of the clapton, I would save my money and get the Aspires every day of the week and twice on Sunday. The AtomVapes may last longer, but I wouldn't know because they all broke before they were anywhere near gunked up or burnt out. I intend to buy a single at a local shop and give it a go in my Triton 2, but for the Atlantis I'd stay far, far away. They fit, alright. Just don't EVER try to refill your tank once it's empty because it will cost you six bucks every time!The new Gclapton OVC coils fit these atomizers as well.
http://atomvapes.com/g_clapton
Prepare to spend a small fortune to try them though.
I heard they make little difference that may not make them worth spending that kind of cash on 4 coils.
I am very interested in seeing how the Vaporesso cCELL Ceramic Coils perform
They can now be found on eBay from a new Mexico vendor for $16.95
Search for "Vaporesso Coils cCELL Ceramic" on eBay to find them.
If anyone has tried these coils in an Atlantis please let me know how they are.
Thanks.
Here you go:
I just picked up a couple of the AtomVapes claptons for my Triton 2 because the store I went to was out of the Aspires and I had a limited time buy-one-get-one coupon from them. I don't expect to have the same breakage problems with them that I did with my Atlantis 1 because of the top-fill option. I'm going to take out the Aspire clapton I've got in there right now and give one a try after work. I'll let you all know how it compares to the Aspire as well as my Crown. What I'm really looking forward to (somewhat guardedly) is the TFV4 quad claptons that I'm supposed to get this week sometime, but I'll review those in the proper thread when they arrive.
I don't know about the .2ohm, but I really like the .5ohm supertank coils. Good flavor, clouds and longevity.
I found that sometimes i like a lower ohm coil, and I figured these would fit the bill nicely, especially being cheaper than Triton or Atlantis heads that I've used before.
Take those overpriced Atom Vapes pieces of junk and throw them out the window! I gave them one more shot now that I have a Triton 2 and wouldn't face issues with the top threads pulling the coil apart. They still suck. They don't provide even 1/3rd of the flavor of the Aspire Claptons, but if you want to wait five minutes between puffs for them to wick, then I guess they're not that bad
. If, however, you're like me and you actually like to hit your vaporizer more often than that, there are much better options out there...Like the Vaporesso cCell ceramic coils!!! I was afraid that the wicking with the ceramic would be like watching a pot of water come to a boil. Not so! The girl said that they were good to go every 30 seconds or so, but I've found even a short 10-15 second break between hits is enough to allow them to wick up plenty of juice and avoid a dry hit. I'm a notorious chain-vaper and I haven't had a single dry hit from the ceramics in four days. Not only that, but the dude at the shop said he put his in before Christmas and it was still going strong. I haven't had a coil last more than 3 or 4 days since I went to sub-ohm vaping, so the prospect of having a coil last a week, much less a month or more, is music to my ears (and wallet)! The flavor on these things is also VERY impressive. It's in the same neighborhood with both my Crown running 0.25-ohm dual coils and my Triton 2 running Aspire's 0.5-ohm Clapton coils. It's a little less lip-smacking juicy than those two, but also a bit more clean, if that makes any sense. That's the best way I can think to describe it. I hope you enjoy the ceramics, I certainly am. The gClaptons aren't the worst coils I've ever used, but they're far from the best. Keep them for a Sunday when you accidentally burn your last good one and there aren't any stores open in town to get new coils. Other than that scenario, I can't think of a time you'll be thankful you bought them. Sorry for the bad news. Hey, at least they look really pretty, right?
It's ok with me,
I do not mind if you use a link to this page. I do not know for sure what if any other rules apply. @SMOKIE probably knows.
Other coils that fit the Nautilus are (Aspire Triton MINI), (Beyond Vape Silo coil), (Vape Only vAir-T NI200 for use with Temperature Control Mod ONLY) and then there are the (Nautilus CLONE coils that places like Fasttech sells).i started vaping 9/8/12.........i use only aspire naut tanks (i dont rebuild) do they have universal coils that i can use? also can you change out the mouthpiece? thanks all
I didn't know, that's awesome.
I really like the Triton .4ohm coil in the Melo2 tank at 30-35 watts...I'll take the 20$ via PayPal!
That's considerably more than a 20 dollar question. Since there are around a thousand possible different combinations, if you were to try each one for three weeks to insure sufficient longevity, it would take more than 50 years to come to an informed conclusion. They might come out with some new stuff in the mean time. That said, I've had pretty good results with the Tobeco Super Tank coils in everything I've tried them in. I'm slowly working my way through other combinations. It's gonna take a while...
I have been working on this list and by no means is it perfect but I wanted to get it out there for all to see and help me improve on.
23 tanks (some refresh) and counting which is a testament to the inherent great design of the coil's size shape and versatility IMO.
Amigo Donner 22
Anyvape Fury Tank - top threads not used
Anyvape SegaTank - top threads not used
Aspire Atlantis
Aspire Atlantis Mega
Aspire Atlantis V2
Aspire Triton - top threads not used
Beyond Vape Silo Beast
EHPRO & Eciggity Morph Tank - top threads not used
Eleaf iJust2-top threads not used
Eleaf Melo- top threads used
Eleaf Melo2-top threads not used
Focalecig? Fruit Style sub Ohm Tank - top threads used?
Freemax Starre - top threads not used
Freemax Starre Pro - top threads not used.
Gigue Aeolus Mini - top threads not used
Gigue Aeolus Tank - top threads not used
Heatvape EcoTank - Top threads used
Ovancl Espole- not sure about top threads - pauly meatballs vid-https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVrDMV2tq2k
Playboy Vixen
Science of Vaping Eclipse- need info
Sense Tech Herakles - top threads not used.
Smokme Subverter Mini
Steam Tribe Mini Sub Ohm Tank - Top threads used.
Sunone Sking Square - top threads not used
Thunderhead Creations-Thunderstorm Tank- need info
Tobeco Super Tank
Tobeco Super Tank Mini
Vape Forward VF ATTY- looks like a modified eLeaf Melo2
Vapeston Maganus - top threads not used.
Vapor DNA Project Sub Ohm Saucecode -top threads not used
Vaporesso Target Ceramic cCell Tank
Vapor-Tek Morpheus
Vapor-Tek Morpheus V2
Some useful info on the
Gclapton OVC coils
http://vapingunderground.com/index.php?posts/875545
Some rebuildable coils
VAPE ON !
Yes, I just got the Creamika. I'll update tonight when I'm at my pc.
Please do, and I thinking of getting one and that would be a big part of my decision as I have a bunch of coils I want to be able to use with it.
Added TY
I've really enjoyed the Vaporesso cCell ceramic 0.9 ohm coils in my Triton 2. I'm ready to try their new, lower resistance versions they're coming out with for the new "Gemeni" (I think) tank. They give a good, clean flavor and pretty good clouds, plus they have a longer life than any other coil I've ever used. The octuple clapton TF-T8 for the TFV4 produces massive clouds without sacrificing on flavor like many of the other coils do for that tank (IMO). The TF-T4 isn't bad, either. The Snake coils for the Arctic V8 (and mini, in my case) produce the best flavor for that tank (with the caveat that I haven't tried the single or dual SS coils yet, but I've had the rest).
I'll be interested to see how the Horizon Cerakoat does. It's basically a Clieto with a triple Clapton coil and and SS coil that they call a "Mask" build. I'm not sure what that means, but it looks like this:
I'll be interested to see how the Horizon Cerakoat does. It's basically a Clieto with a triple Clapton coil and and SS coil that they call a "Mask" build. I'm not sure what that means, but it looks like this:
I love the Cleito, despite its rinky-dink feel as compared to the solid, heavy feel of the Crown. If Horizon has managed to copy it well and upgrade the coils, then I'm on board!
Added the Triton 2 and Tobeco Super Tank KS thanks.I don't see the Aspire Triton v2 on the list, even though I know it's cross-compatible with Aspire Atlantis coils, as is the Triton v1, which is on the list.
I also really enjoy the Vaporesso cCell ceramic coils, and recently read there's a way to torch-clean them, so that you'll never have to replace them, but so far I've not found a way to do that. That'd be a great way to save money!!! (so far the best prices I've found for cCells is on Sweet Vapes, where they offer Kanthal, 0.9 ohm, Nickel, 0.2ohm, and SS316 at 0.8ohm, with 0.5ohm coming soon. They're selling for $12.95, which is about what Fasttech is selling for, just without the wait).
One question I had about the Master List, it has Tobeco Super Tank, is that the same thing as the Tobeco Super Tank KS with the rebuildable deck? If so, that takes Vaporesso cCell ceramic coils as well as Atlantis and Triton coils. As far as I can tell, the Tobeco Super Tank mini takes the same coils as the Super Tank KS, in case anybody is making that worksheet.
Vape on!
After watching a couple videos on YouTube, the answer is no. You can use a Nautilus coil OR the Plato coil which is an extended Cleito style coil with a Nautilus base.
