I had to give up watching the video since all the important stuff was done off camera.
Anyone try the new Kanger T3 yet?
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Yeah... I didn't catch what the tails from the coil attach to, and I figured a T3 would flood the coil if you didn't replace the loose wicks.
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Down to my second head of the week. One of the ends of the coil simply gets loose. I also have problems with the posts, I have to wiggle them to make contact. I'll try to get heads from another source, otherwise it'll go to the unused bin... The heads are too expensive to fail like that!
sorry if this has been discussed before, but the new heads I just received have 3 holes in the base instead of 2, making the draw even airier, which frankly I don't mind. I think it will even out somewhat as the coil gets a little gunkier and over all be a good thing..
Dude, dang!
That's commitment. I feel something (even slightly) better always pops up in a few months, so I don't stock up anymore. I'm a twiddler like that by heart...
I would have bought like this from Healthcabin but they don't ship regular mail anymore. When the heads I have left fail most probably I'll go back to the T2.
Don't lose faith... I am hoping that on January or February HC will start to ship by regular mail, they are aware about the situation of using EMS to some countries where duty customs don't let the merchandise pass...
The worst of it all is that I REALLY like the T3 now that I get to know its quirks I really love it... Although my true love are CE3!
Dude, dang!
That's commitment. I feel something (even slightly) better always pops up in a few months, so I don't stock up anymore. I'm a twiddler like that by heart...
Of course, I bought them way cheaper than retail. Otherwise, I would be buying a few at a time.
The first I have heard of three holes in the new ones so I checked the ones I just got and sure enough you are right. I think they will be to airy for lots of vapers some were already plugging one of the holes. I don't understand why they would change a good carto. They are definately an airier draw. I might get used to it but if not I'll plug one of the holes with a toothpick as others have.
While I was checking them out I found one of them was a LR head 1.8 ohms which was ok being as they are not making anymore LR right now. The rest that I checked were 2.4 and 2.5 ohms.
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I would think they would last at least two years and probably longer. My first one has lasted over a month. If they last you that long you have enough for 4 years. That is about how many I will have when I get my next order.
Very true. Hmmm I never checked the ones I obtained. (To see how many airholes are present.) I am on my second coil. Now my first one is still good. I thought it was bad. So maybe I will get at least a month out of this second coil...then I will go back to the first coil.
The link is working, it could just be a translation problem.
Copy the link below (but not the quotes) and paste it into your address bar.
"http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/active-coops/345739-kanger-t3-clearomizer-replacement-coils-co-op-10.html#post7745355"
Copy the link below (but not the quotes) and paste it into your address bar.
"http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/active-coops/345739-kanger-t3-clearomizer-replacement-coils-co-op-10.html#post7745355"
The forum states that I don't have permission to access that page. But I found it doing a Google search.
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It is because your not a verified member. Don't feel bad neither am I.
I didn't realize you had to be a verified member to access links within ECF. That's a new one on me.
I guess it is because it is located in the Co-op forum. Sorry I didn't realize that.
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I must say I'm starting to lose interest in my T3's. Silica, cotton or bamboo in various thicknesses, the rubber upside down or regular, it always just suddenly at some point leaks badly to the battery connection. I might vape a good 3/4 of the tank and then suddenly, bad gurgle and the battery is flooding. If the battery is getting low, it definitely leaks as the coil doesn't vaporize as fast as even a light suction grabs juice. But even with a full battery vaping at 4.2V on a 1.9 ohm coil.
Another issue is that outside in the winter, if the temperature is at freezing point or lower, the T3 will not wick at all. A few good vapes, then burnt taste.
Looks like it's back to Vivi Nova Mini for me.
Another issue is that outside in the winter, if the temperature is at freezing point or lower, the T3 will not wick at all. A few good vapes, then burnt taste.
Looks like it's back to Vivi Nova Mini for me.
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