Anyone use the Kanger Pro 3?

[sbranoff]

If anyone has used the Kanger Pro 3 tank, maybe you can answer something, for me. Can the Pro 3 be used on a 1100 eGo-T battery? I have one comming in a couple days, best battry I have right now is the 1100 eGo battery and a 900 ego.

 

[Susan~S]

Yes, the Kanger Protank 3 can be used on your new 1100 eGo-T battery.

 

[sbranoff]

Thanks,I was a little worried that it wouldn't have enough power to run it. How did you like the Pro 3?

 

[Susan~S]

Thanks,I was a little worried that it wouldn't have enough power to run it. How did you like the Pro 3?

It's been several years since I used my Protanks but they were great. When Kanger came out with the Aerotanks I loved my Protanks even more when I swapped out the base and replaced it with an adjustable airflow control base. I prefer an "airy draw" as I am a lung inhaler vs a M2L (mouth-to-lung) inhaler.

I no longer use them because even with the airflow base I can't really direct lung inhale with them.

 

[jesem]

I've been using the pro 3 almost exclusively for the past year, largely because I can rebuild the coils, don't like the constant refilling of a dripper and still like to mouth-to-lung inhale. The amount of vapor is more than adequate and flavor is fine... Plus they are now pretty cheap.

 

[jesem]

Susan-S is spot on about the benefit of the newer airflow valves... They significantly improve the performance of the tank.

 

[sbranoff]

What does the airflow valves do and how do you install one?

 

[edyle]

Thanks,I was a little worried that it wouldn't have enough power to run it. How did you like the Pro 3?

It's really the coils that come with it that matter about the power.

 

[sbranoff]

What ohm coil would you recommend? I guess the lower ohm the more power needed.

 

[edyle]

What ohm coil would you recommend? I guess the lower ohm the more power needed.

In practice that is usually the case.
Dual coils tend to need more power than single coils and I believe the protank3 comes with dual coil heads.

 

[Wolfenstark]

Recently come out with organic cotton coils for many of their tanks.

 

[sbranoff]

Yes it does.

 

[sbranoff]

I think it comes with a 2.0 dual coil.

 

[Larry J]

I probably wouldn't go below the 1.2 ohm coils and the 1.5 would probably work better with an ego battery. Try out the coils that come with the tank and adjust from there. I haven't tried the new OCCs yet but definitely will on my next order. The air flow valve replaces the base on your PT3. The coil screws into it just like on the original base. It increase the amount of air you can draw through the tank considerably for more vapor.

 

[SunshinePete]

I totally agree with those who recommend using air control bases with the Protank, and I'd go further and say the aero base is essential. The Mk1 base is best IMHO; with it you'll be getting a fine and reliable tank.

 

[sbranoff]

I'm going to look for the v3 air valve, looks better and from what I've read, they work better.

 

[Susan~S]

I'm going to look for the v3 air valve, looks better and from what I've read, they work better.

Check here, well respected vendor: Kanger Air Flow Control Valve

 

[djsvapour]

I don't think the dual coil Protanks work well on standard eGo batteries, but you might like them. Try it and see! Nothing is wasted in the vaping game.
(apart from anything made for Blu)

 

[gandymarsh]

I think the Protank 2 would work better since it's single coil

 

[NoFumus]

I've been using the pro 3 almost exclusively for the past year, largely because I can rebuild the coils, don't like the constant refilling of a dripper and still like to mouth-to-lung inhale. The amount of vapor is more than adequate and flavor is fine... Plus they are now pretty cheap.

Jesem, I got a couple of Aerotanks about a month ago. Are they the same coil as the pro 3? If so, are you rebuilding the dual coil? I was wishing I could at least re-wick them, as I'm going through way too many.