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Post by snow on Mar 17, 2017 8:00:16 GMT
Wishing sydsut a very Hope you have a great day
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Post by snow on Mar 13, 2017 7:21:32 GMT
*mutters* they had better sell out fast because they are going to bankrupt me otherwise thats another 120ml of flipping Fluff on its way (at £1 for 60 ml thats a no brainer) also got some more Ace, Double Tap & Joker and then having successfully resisted it for 3 previous orders I finally succumbed and got some Very Berry Banana
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Post by snow on Mar 9, 2017 17:34:49 GMT
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Post by snow on Mar 8, 2017 22:19:24 GMT
Your information has been brilliant, thanks to everyone! I hadn't realised you could actually re-wick, but as I'd suspect it might be easier to purchase a new clearomiser in lieu of re-wicking, I may not look into that just yet. But I certainly won't discount the idea for the future! snow , when you talk about the Nautilus Mini Clone, where would I look to find one? Were they just the clearomisers you were talking about or the actual device? I had a look at the FastTech website, and as the prices are all in $, I assume they are in the US? If so, I wonder how long it takes to receive an order and how easy it is to get replacement bits. (Well, I really shouldn't whinge because I grew up in California!) This one seems to be a decent enough clone going on the reviews www.fasttech.com/p/1816500 or alternatively theres this one www.fasttech.com/p/2555500 the price is in $ as its a Chinese company I wouldn't go on their conversion for the price I just bung it into google and get a rough idea so the first one is £6.11 approx and the 2nd one about £5.09. Ordering from China does mean you will have a longer wait for delivery anything between 10 days to 3 weeks for anything not containing a battery - longer if it does. These are the coils you'll need to go with them www.fasttech.com/products/0/10009799/1859403-authentic-aspire-nautilus-mini-bvc-clearomizer
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Post by snow on Mar 8, 2017 0:52:32 GMT
ukulelegirl22 I've moved your thread into our beginners forum where it will get more views.
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Post by snow on Mar 8, 2017 0:51:25 GMT
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Post by snow on Mar 7, 2017 9:42:55 GMT
Wishing car147 and toots a very Hope you both have a wonderful day
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Post by snow on Mar 6, 2017 22:22:51 GMT
An advert for it came on the tellybox earlier this evening whilst we were eating our tea!
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Post by snow on Mar 6, 2017 22:13:03 GMT
What a lovely treat to come back after work and see all these responses, thanks everyone. As keepitgoin mentioned very early in this thread, I think it will apply now - there's a lot of information to digest! I'm glad I'm not the only newbie to have this problem with cheap clearomisers, so perhaps the responses will benefit Tykess as well. DaveJ , when you say "replaceable coils", do you mean the actual tiny little coils themselves, or - it is called - the atomiser? I've been purchasing replaceable coils for my Socialites atomisers for a while now, and it's a little piece you screw in. Super easy, so perhaps some of my new clearomiser purchases have replaceable atomisers that I haven't yet discovered. snow , the price sounds great for a Nautilus, and especially its clone. Would you recommend a clone? And then you said something about "rewickable". Sorry to sound stupid, but does that mean you take apart the wicked clearomiser and replace the wick itself? That sounds complicated, and messy, ha ha. But I trust it's easy enough for a novice! I personally used a mixture of authentic and cloned clearomisers, clones are often indistinguishable from their authentic counterpart however its best to read the reviews on Fasttech to make sure that you are getting a good one as some are better than others, I have to say with protanks I never had a bad clone and probably couldn't even tell mine apart. I still have a protank in daily use with a very strong pure menthol eliquid in it for days when I get a bit of vapers tongue lol The little piece you screw in is probably what is called a "coil head" which is essentially a chimney with a coil and wick inside it that screws into the bottom of your clearomiser. If you have a look at this thread: allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/28309/pics-vids-get-started-abbreviations?page=1&scrollTo=513677 That should help explain the differences between various types of "tank" (clearomisers, atomisers etc.) and the coils etc. Rewicking is exactly as you think - the protank coil heads do actually come apart and you can just pull out the manky old wick and pop a fresh bit in and reuse the coil (theres a wee bit more to it than that but theres loads of tutorials around if you want to go down that route). Yes it is a tiny bit messy but honestly nothing a bit of tissue won't wipe off.
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Post by snow on Mar 6, 2017 16:08:24 GMT
Well having been a Kanger girl most of my vaping life and not getting on with the Nautilus at all I would instead suggest the good old Mini Protank which is not too big a leap from the clearomisers Alexia is currently using moreover they are considerably cheaper both for the clearo's themselves and the ongoing costs of coils which also have the benefit of being easily rewickable even for a novice and eventually with a bit of practice making DIY coils. Price comparison : Authentic Nautilus mini from Fasttech are around £16.11 each; a clone is around £6-£8 each and 5 coils are £6.90 (approx) Mini Protank (clone) are around £ 1.90 - £2.70 and a 5 pack of authentic organic cotton coils are £3.26
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Post by snow on Mar 5, 2017 17:02:24 GMT
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Post by snow on Mar 5, 2017 16:38:45 GMT
Hi Alexia and we do really need to know what clearomiser you are using and what type and rating of coil i.e. 1.8 or 1.5 or 0.5 it should tell you this on the box they came in, some types of coil won't work terribly well with low power batteries and similarity some eliquds perform better/taste nice with different types of coils. If you could give us an example we can better help you.
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Post by snow on Mar 4, 2017 17:20:41 GMT
This is the completed transactions section onitsuj - these items were sold some time ago.
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Post by snow on Mar 4, 2017 17:20:12 GMT
This is the completed transactions section onitsuj - these items were sold some time ago.
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Post by snow on Mar 3, 2017 9:12:25 GMT
Indeed it is and whilst automated systems & captcha can help that tends to only weed out the novices it will not stop the professional spammers or motivated individuals Chrissie Perpetua and myself are daily dealing with numerous attempts at sign up's here from all kinds of undesirables, these days spambots are easier to spot so the spammers have instead switched to using real people and real peoples cloned emails so that requires a lot more work on our part to sort the genuine new member from the spammer etc. Running and moderating a forum involves a lot of work behind the scenes - the more successful the forum the more work it takes.
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