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The positive pins sometimes are Wonky on tanks. It may be making a bad / loose connection. I had to extend the positive pin on my herakles tank with a dab of silver solder cause it had a jumpy Resistance.

If the tank that came with it reads correctly, the problem may be the subtank base. I have a subtank plus and use nickel coils on it on my evic vtc mini and get exact ohm readings. So there may be something wrong with the subtank coil base.

Why not just get a 35 amp efset, the purple one. Better to have an overly capable battery than wonder when its gonna fail.

I only saw one coil when I tore it down. But I guess you could do a parallel. It vapes great with a single too. Glad it helped!

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Try using 32g kanthal for those high ohms.

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You only put 1 in at a time. How often you change them depends on the liquid you use, voltage, and frequency of vaping. Many variables... The nautilus is a great atty, I have the big one and intend to get the mini bvc coils for it. It's a great atty, I would go for it

Gotta get those coils for my nautilus BIG!

Unless you are using silica, ekowool, or ceramic, as a wick, you should remove the wick before dry burning. Dry burning is used to clean the coil by heating the coil to a red hot temp. All the juice build up will burn away and the coil will look good as the day it was made.

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Did you check the ohms on the rebuilt coil? I don't think those batteries can handle ohms below a certain level. Probably around 1.2 - 1.5 Ωs minimum. Just a guess, but I would check the ohms on the rebuild before putting it on your new battery… Best of luck!