caught it? hell, it's still chasing you around, brother
Need help figuring out what replacement battery to get...
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caught it? hell, it's still chasing you around, brother
I think my brain is plugged up with VG
not if you take only the recommended dosage...
Once you get away from the EVOD's and get into the boxes and mechs, get the VTC4's for all day every day. They're the only thing that can handle my lower builds
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so at first, I had the kanger protank 3. I was having issues with it and read that a lot of other people were too. it wasn't producing a lot of vapor and tasted off, so I decided to buy the aspire nautilus, though it didn't really fix my problems. it was fine for a little while, then it started tasting like I was smoking chemicals (it was bad) and wasn't producing as much vapor still. changing the coils didn't help, so I figured it was the coils causing the issues and I bought new ones. it took away the chemical taste mostly, but I still was just not getting great hits, not as much vapor, the flavor sucked.. idk if it's because of the nautilus or it could very well be the coils I bought - I bought them from a random website and they aren't brand name but I read about them and people said they're just as good as the brand name ones. they were cheaper so I decided I'd try it.. didn't do anything to help. that's when I just gave up on it lol. I love getting nice flavor and a lot of vapor and it just wasn't delivering
If you keep changing tanks and coils then the only thing left is your battery -- sounds like you need more battery power.
so at first, I had the kanger protank 3. I was having issues with it and read that a lot of other people were too. it wasn't producing a lot of vapor and tasted off, so I decided to buy the aspire nautilus, though it didn't really fix my problems. it was fine for a little while, then it started tasting like I was smoking chemicals (it was bad) and wasn't producing as much vapor still. changing the coils didn't help, so I figured it was the coils causing the issues and I bought new ones. it took away the chemical taste mostly, but I still was just not getting great hits, not as much vapor, the flavor sucked.. idk if it's because of the nautilus or it could very well be the coils I bought - I bought them from a random website and they aren't brand name but I read about them and people said they're just as good as the brand name ones. they were cheaper so I decided I'd try it.. didn't do anything to help. that's when I just gave up on it lol. I love getting nice flavor and a lot of vapor and it just wasn't delivering
Did you put the proper resistance coils into the tank?
if i remember correctly, the mvp 3.0 is a 30 watt battery... if the tanks/ coils were the issue and the battery was still doing its thing, then different tank may make a world of difference - but before that, do you happen to recall the wattage you were running it at? the nautilus coils are usually good in the 9-14 watt range... not sure about protank 3... but you could put a kanger subtank mini with the vertical 1.2ohm or 1.5 ohm coil on that rascal and very likely be in business
she should still be getting a fairly descent vape at lower wattage settings with the nautilus
Airflow and as long as one does not hit it like sucking a golf ball through a straw, vapor should be there with the nauti. What juice are you using as well? Too high of a vg juice would render slow saturation of the wick to the coil.
not sure if you have or not, but cleaning realy helps some times, batt contacts and so on, also you might be burning the wick if not primed enough, that would give a bad taste and not wick properly.
it shouldn't be the battery though because it was brand new when i started it on the protank :/
I actually just kept it on volts ... I believe 3.4-3.5 is what I kept it on. was that wrong of me to do? for some reason I always just preferred volts because it seemed simpler to me and I felt the flavor was better. I could never figure out the perfect wattage for me. but maybe i'll try what you're saying!
well, you say you swapped both tanks and coils...so I am wondering if you put the proper coils into the tank..... What wattage have you been operating the nautilus at?
hmm.. interesting. I very well could have been using 75 vg juice at the time
there's probably nothing wrong with your mvp; just lower the voltage if stuff tastes burnt; or raise it (slowly) if there's nothing happening.
I actually kept it on 3.4 or 3.5 volts. it was completely fine for a while and then just went downhill out of nowhere
voltage and wattage are linked, by way of the resistance (ohms) of the coil you are using... 3.4volts on a 1.8ohm coil (standard nautilus coil) would be a snooch under 6.5 watts... i generally just adjust wattage, but works either way... typically, the 'sweet spot' with those coils is from 9-14 watts... so, part of issue may well have been not enough power hitting the coils... so, in the 3.9volts and up range...
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