Kanger Pro Tank 2: gurgling and no draw ;-(

[Vicshalls]

Blowing upside down was perfect. I had been using an ego all day. When I got home my new kanger evod battery was waiting on me. Put my pt mini on it that I had been using all day with no leaking and it started leaking. Glad to know how to blow it clean now. Thanks again for more great information.

 

[merlinandthedude]

If I was you I'd just check the o ring seals and get a new atomizer and rebuild the new atomizer with some ecowool and remove the silica wicks.

 

[mazdajdavis]

Hey been a member(troll) since 2011 could never post. Couldn't figure out why read the rules, tried the new member forum everything. I guess the activation email didn't take had it resent & bam my first post.

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[mazdajdavis]

%100 VG juice is very thick, might want something closer to at least 50/50 to thin it out. Even a bottom coil is going to wick slowly with %100 VG juice. The VG is basically vegetable oil & is used as a thickner & for more smoke. But you want some PG in there, I go 50/50 but if I do lean one way it's towards the PG side 70/30 something like that. %70 PG not VG that way it's thinner & wicks better. I would only drip %100 VG juice. Anything is going to have troubled soaking that up. Just a tip.

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[Firest0rm]

replaced flavor wick with cotton wick. Gurgle gone. Thanks for the the tip

 

[entourageous]

thanks all. blowing upside down did the trick for me, as does the hard, quick swing of the tank (with our without battery) to expel the juice into a tissue.

but both of the above only fix the problem after they happen.

i'm learning though that adjusting my draw to continue drawing after releasing the button makes a big difference in preventing the gurgling issues in the first place with bottom coil clearos. (takes a while to get used to this - it's seems quite unintuitive.) my guess it that uninhaled vapour is recondensing in the tube, and then causing liquid build up in the tube which in turn causes the gurgle...