The new Nautilus AIO comes with two 1.8 ohm coils -- one regular and one for nic salt. Both are fine for regular juice, but use the nic salt coil when vaping nic salt. What is the difference between the two coils. I know how that are indicated (green seal), but how is the coil different? Some say that nic salt burns coils quicker. Is it only an issue with high nic juice (36mg+)? The Nautilus coils for AIO are listed separately at the Canadian distributor. Is there a difference between those coils and 1.8 coils for the Nautilus Mini?
The only difference for both 1.8ohm coils is showed by @charlzrocks
The e-juice holes are different
The Nautilus AIO comes with two 1.8ohm coils, one is 1.8ohm Nautilus BVC coil, which is for normal e-juice(VG proportion better less than 60%), If users want to use nicotine salt e-juice, we suggest the 1.8ohm coil with green o-ring and larger e-juice holes( vg proportion better 60-70%)
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99% of nicsalt juices are 50/50, why would you create a "nic salt coil" that does not work properly with nicsalt juices that are 50/50
I mostly vape 50-50 nic salts at 25-35 mg concentration. Would the 1.8 bvc coils be a better pick in that case?
How about the complaints above? Would the coils not cause flooding or spit back?