Battery for Nautilus

14murphy

Can anyone suggest a battery for a Aspire Nautilus. Im currently using a Vapacco battery from my early vaping days but I feel its not giving me enough to power both coils in the head.

Any suggestions ?

s14driftking

Vision spinner 2. I have one and find it a great battery.

nuttyboy79

I have the Spinner V2 and I'm on my second one the soldering is very poor on them the top completely came away from the tube on the first one. A Nautilus would make it top heavy and very prone to tipping over.

I have my mini Nautilus on an MVP 2 and it's a nice fit. Check here for a look at the 2 Nautilus on MVP's
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057286201

14murphy

Another question. Are there such things as battery "cases" with LED displays and you can choose which battery is inserted

kikidelvin

14murphy wrote: »

Another question. Are there such things as battery "cases" with LED displays and you can choose which battery is inserted

You could try a Vamo v 5.mod.and a 18650 battery.I use this set up and it works great.:)

Tickityboo

kikidelvin wrote: »

You could try a Vamo v 5.mod.and a 18650 battery.I use this set up and it works great.:)

Itaste svd takes 18350's 18500and 18650's

14murphy

Any good links to buy this stuff.

s14driftking

I buy everything from fasttech bar battery's. Battery's take months to cine but mods usually take about two weeks.

pueblo

nuttyboy79 wrote: »

I have the Spinner V2 and I'm on my second one the soldering is very poor on them the top completely came away from the tube on the first one. A Nautilus would make it top heavy and very prone to tipping over.

I have my mini Nautilus on an MVP 2 and it's a nice fit. Check here for a look at the 2 Nautilus on MVP's
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057286201

Same happened to mine after a drop of less than a metre.

I also found the low puff time cut off of 8 sec. to be a drawback, also the battery life was poor but there does seem to be charging issues with the Vision Spinner 2.

I now have a Vamo V6 and an istick and the difference is well worth the spend.

nuttyboy79

14murphy wrote: »

Any good links to buy this stuff.

Most mods can be bought from Fasttech http://www.fasttech.com/category/3099/e-cigarettes if you don't mind the wait. Make sure to get your batteries from an western supplier. If you want faster delivery many of the Irish places do next day delivery there is some listed here http://www.vapingireland.com/Home/Vendors. They are more expensive but faster delivery and ithe ones on the list are in the main reputable. That's not to say Fasttech isn't but you can never be sure you're getting genuine equipment.

Where do you live there's bound to be a good store near you someone can recommend so you can have a look before you buy.

BeansBeans

Vamo V6 is out now, which comes with a ridiculous etching and all. But it is a very nice upgrade over the V5. The nautilus BVC coils actually handle wattage rather well, chain vaping at 15/16 watts with high VG liquid is fine. Fairly nice screen too.

Bargainvapour.com has it.

Thats if you dont mind the giant tube Well its bloody long.

Mr. TTime

I use my nautilus mini with a MVP 2 or an istick. Both are superb in my opinion. Easy to use, good battery life, no fuss

JH_raheny

thebestshop is still doing the 95 Euro offer on the Evic Surpreme, have mine about a month and couldn't be happier, got an Eleaf Lemo RBA this morning and it suits it perfect but the Nautilus works great on it as well

http://www.thebestshop.eu/shop/vv-mods/484-joyetech-evic-supreme.html

TinCool

pueblo wrote: »

I now have a Vamo V6 and an istick and the difference is well worth the spend.

Where did you pick up your iStick ?

pueblo

TinCool wrote: »

Where did you pick up your iStick ?

€42 from http://www.e-smokeireland.eu/

Hal1

Another vote for the vs2. I also use it on a dna20 box mod from fasttech with no quibbles.