Nautilus Aspire dry hits

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River .. I put a new head into my Nautilus last night and I got the exact same problem as you. However, not wanting to waste a £1.75 head, I took a fine sewing needle and poked it into each of the juice feed holes and wiggled it around ... it only goes in a tiny amount before it touches the 510 pin but it did the trick and is now performing as it should

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Apr 17, 2014 19:29:58 GMT monfooldrop said:

another way to recoil the nautilus is i decided to strip a nautilus head down and i took the wadding and the shield out,then on the holes that draw the juice in i drilled 2 of the opposing holes with a 2mm drill bit,built a 1.6 ohm coil,put it up the bottom pin hole and lined it up with the 2 holes i drilled,stuck a needle through to hold the coil,bent the legs over and put the insulator and pin back in,(this holds the coil in position to thread the cotton wool in) and bobs yer uncle it toots like a steam train,this might be of some use to you shiny as it does away with the silica

A great idea monfooldrop  ... I have just recoiled a Nautilus head using this method and it is a great vape at 1.7 ohms. It is much better than Rip Tripper's method where the cotton wick is inside the head as with your method you are able to remove the old cotton wick, dry burn the micro coil and replace the wick without disturbing the micro coil  ..... 10/10 mate 

[clivealive1]

i soak mine for 20 mins before using , had mine 3 weeks and still on first head.

[kibbster]

Only bought mine yesterday and noticed the gurgling on the small airholes but not had any dry hits.... Yet.

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[monfooldrop]

yinyang,it works a treat,no dry hits and a doddle to rewick,i also find that with cotton its a tad more airy which i prefer

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