I am fairly new to vaping. I just bought a eleaf Istick 30 wat with a Kanger Protank 2 and its leaking a little bit at the 510 connection. Will this mess up my new IStick? I tried the fix to add an extra o ring and it didn't work. Now I get a slight burnt taste sometimes. Is there any other suggestions? I do plan on getting another tank....Maybe a subtank. Haven't tried the sub ohm thing yet but I wanted to explore. I also wanted to explore dripping. I haven't found the perfect all day vap so i am into trying different juices and I've read that dripping is a good way to find it.
Brand new IStick 30 wat with Kanger ProTank2
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I have no experience with the Protanks but I'd throw money at it...that's me. The newest Kangertech airflow base can be used with the PT2:
Kanger Airflow Control 3.0 - Large
This base seriously increased the vapor and flavor on my Aerotank Mega.
Kanger Airflow Control 3.0 - Large
This base seriously increased the vapor and flavor on my Aerotank Mega.
I agree with getting the airflow base. I have them on mine and have no trouble with leaking and get a better hit.
I love my Kanger Geni and Pro V2 with the wider air flow, it works very well i actually have an E leaf i'm borrowing from my girl (something happened to my VTR and the Shop i bought it from is replacing it) she uses a Nautilus from aspire and it always leaks onto the 510, and my Kangers will Occasionally dump onto the 510 from the air vents (though i dont seam to have this issue with my VTR or just maybe don't notice) . i think the istick is just prone to collecting the liquid just keep some qtips handy and wipe it down but we have never had problems with it
Thank you fro the tips! I'll check out the air flow thing. Any suggestions on what to get in a dripper?
Anything with a single coil mode if not already single coil. im a fan of the new Congervape Doge V2 but their a little pricy.
the E-leaf wont let you hit coils if your resistance is too low my opinion is to save the dual coils and the big coil builds for unreg boxs
the E-leaf wont let you hit coils if your resistance is too low my opinion is to save the dual coils and the big coil builds for unreg boxs
OP has the new 30W Istick. Won't that fire down to .4 OHMS? I've got one coming in the mail too, I could swear I read that spec.
The one i'm using wouldn't drop below .5
im honestly not sure what the resistance limit is, i bought it for my girl who's only ever going to use a clearo.
I threw my RDA on it and it def didnt wanna fire
im honestly not sure what the resistance limit is, i bought it for my girl who's only ever going to use a clearo.
I threw my RDA on it and it def didnt wanna fire
Kanger protank IIs are not really designed for higher watts. I don't know what the heads are like now, but they used to be rubbish. You can rebuild them, but then you run the risk of over heating that rubber stopper. And yes, they like to leak if you don't get the wicking exactly right.
I ended up giving all of mine away a year ago. There should be better options these days, even if it costs more. People seem to like the sub tanks and the nautilus.
I ended up giving all of mine away a year ago. There should be better options these days, even if it costs more. People seem to like the sub tanks and the nautilus.
Kanger makes some .8 Coils I've had good luck with these i run them in both my tanks they do just fine. (they read .9)
We were talking RDA, though. i've tried to break out of Kanger and go with some of the aspire tanks, i just wasn't happy with them personally
We were talking RDA, though. i've tried to break out of Kanger and go with some of the aspire tanks, i just wasn't happy with them personally
I completely agree that the Protanks need the aero base, and I never run them over 10 watts with 1.6 ohm coils. They're just not a high power/ big vapor tank. The sub is, but be sure you like a loose draw before investing your cash.
This is going a little off topic, but the thread is the closest I've seen to the problem I'm having. Trying to set up a neighbor to vape. Got a 20 watt iStick and Kanger Protank II with mainly 2.4Ω coils. Here's what I'm encountering: When I mount the PT on the "stick" the first hit is fine. After that first one all others have a dry hit or burnt taste. I can take the PT off the stick and put it on a VAMO or other device and it works fine. Would the stick possibly be restricting the air flow for the PT? I'm thinking of trying one of the airflow bases like mentioned in post #2, but see there are several sizes. First, might the base help and second, which base would be appropriate?
Thanks very much for all replies....... I'm so darn frustrated it's starting to ruin the beginning of my weekend......
Thanks very much for all replies....... I'm so darn frustrated it's starting to ruin the beginning of my weekend......
I now have 7 kanger tanks. Giant, Turbo, Protank 2, Protank 3, nano (on its way) and 2 E-Smarts. i havnt had any problems with any of them leaking on my istick20.
soon as my Kamry 20 gets here the istick will be on the back burner.
soon as my Kamry 20 gets here the istick will be on the back burner.
Protank 2, you say?
AFC and microcoils.... it's the only way.
I've been vaping "Mint Blast" all week on a PT2. Cracking vape, easily as good as mini Nautilus on the iStick 20w.
(but only with the upgrades...)
AFC and microcoils.... it's the only way.
I've been vaping "Mint Blast" all week on a PT2. Cracking vape, easily as good as mini Nautilus on the iStick 20w.
(but only with the upgrades...)
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