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Nautilus AIO nic coils

maclifmaclif
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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?
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  • TinaTina
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    The Nautilus AIO is interchangeable with 1.6ohm and 1.8ohm regular Nautilus coil, however, only the 1.8ohm coil with green seal gasket and NS mark is appropriate for nicotine salts. We suggest using the 1.8ohm coil with NS mark only with Nautilus AIO device. The Nautilus 0.7ohm coil and triton mini 1.2ohm &0.15ohm cannot be used with Nautilus AIO.
    The only difference for both 1.8ohm coils is showed by @charlzrocks
    The e-juice holes are different
    charlzrocks
  • charlzrockscharlzrocks
    edited September 1 Vote Up0Vote Down
    I can't say if the coils burn quicker, however if you look at the 1.8ohm nic salt coil in the photo below, you will see that there is a round juice port and an oval juice port shown. Each nic salt coil has 2 round holes and two oval holes for more juice absorption. The regular 1.8 coil just has 4 round juice ports. There may be more internal differences that I am not aware of, but that is what you can tell just by comparing the two coils visually.
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  • charlzrockscharlzrocks
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    Thanks for that great info @Tina !
  • DragonickDragonick
    edited October 18 Vote Up0Vote Down
    That Nic Salt coil spits like a bitch. I was advised by Aspire to get 65%+ nic salt juice for use with it. Of course I had bought 2 bottles of 50/50 while I was refilling Juul Pods. I switched out the coils to try regular vape juice in my AIO and it works like a dream. Zero Spitback. Aspire why could you not make the Nic Salt coil the same way? Are you selling this device as dual but really its better for regular juice and the regular bvc coil? I read somewhere that the regular coil has a spit guard mesh. Why not put that on the green one?
  • charlzrockscharlzrocks
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    Dragonick said:

    That Nic Salt coil spits like a bitch. I was advised by Aspire to get 65%+ nic salt juice for use with it. Of course I had bought 2 bottles of 50/50 while I was refilling Juul Pods. I switched out the coils to try regular vape juice in my AIO and it works like a dream. Zero Spitback. Aspire why could you not make the Nic Salt coil the same way? Are you selling this device as dual but really its better for regular juice and the regular bvc coil? I read somewhere that the regular coil has a spit guard mesh. Why not put that on the green one?

    @Dragonick Please do not post the same thread over and over. Please see the thread on rules. maybe @Tina can help to answer this question?
  • TinaTina
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    Hello,
    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%)

    Thank you for giving us your suggestion, We will pass your suggestion above to our products development department.

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