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i'm using protank 2 .
i think it good enough... maybe i conjecture your protank2 is defective products
i think it good enough... maybe i conjecture your protank2 is defective products
Dry hits are common when you vape too quickly and the juice doesn't have time to saturate the wicks correctly. Take a couple of pulls from the pt2 and then give it a rest for a couple of mins. It sounds like it isn't keeping up with you. Is the nic content high enough? Can't really 'hot box' ecigs like we can when we smoked.
Get another head, switch them when they get hot?
I've had this same problem, using an ego-c and an EVOD. I ordered enough stuff recently so that I can have 4 live set-ups all said and done so that I can chain vape if I want. (This is really only important to me while I'm driving).
I've had this same problem, using an ego-c and an EVOD. I ordered enough stuff recently so that I can have 4 live set-ups all said and done so that I can chain vape if I want. (This is really only important to me while I'm driving).
My mini pt2 can't keep up either. I haven't tried anything else yet to compare it with though.
If you want to chain vape on the Protank, you can start by ditching the silica and switching to cotton . I have 5 Protank II's that I tend to chain vape on when I'm on the road and the only time I've had an issue is with near 100% VG based juices because it's simply too thick to keep wicking with that much use.
If you switch to cotton and keep 50/50, 60/40 or 70/30 with your PG/VG ratios, you shouldn't run into any issues at all. Across 5 of them, I only run cotton through the coil. No flavor wicks, no need to flame or torch (as you do with silica) etc. The only word of advice, don't torch the cotton or dry burn it. If it's dry, it will disintegrate fast.
. I have 5 Protank II's that I tend to chain vape on when I'm on the road and the only time I've had an issue is with near 100% VG based juices because it's simply too thick to keep wicking with that much use.If you switch to cotton and keep 50/50, 60/40 or 70/30 with your PG/VG ratios, you shouldn't run into any issues at all. Across 5 of them, I only run cotton through the coil. No flavor wicks, no need to flame or torch (as you do with silica) etc. The only word of advice, don't torch the cotton or dry burn it. If it's dry, it will disintegrate fast.
Don't drag it like an analog especially if you were a heavy hitter like I was on analogs.
Your sucking the juice from the wick faster than it can re wick. Unlike analogs vaping's nicotine is actually absorbed in the mouth. I still lung hit but its absorbed instantly in the mouth.
Your sucking the juice from the wick faster than it can re wick. Unlike analogs vaping's nicotine is actually absorbed in the mouth. I still lung hit but its absorbed instantly in the mouth.
Thanks for all the help. Where is best place to get the cotton wick and what size so I need? So far with the flavor wicks removed it still seems to almost instantly dry wick or burn. I guess the taste is the same. I still can't figure out why the T3S is doing fine with the same 2.5 coils.
I think I have found the answer. Plugged up one of the air holes and it fixed the Issue. I'm assuming that too much air was causing the coil to burn hotter. I like the drag feel much better too. Thanks to all those that have helped.
You can use Peaches & Cream Cotton Yarn from Walmart or grab Cotton Balls from the cosmetics aisle. I don't know of any vendors that specifically sell cotton wick, it's more of a DIY setup. You would (gently) pull the silica from within the coil head and then (gently) twist cotton through the coils.
You'll want to slightly moisten the end of the cotton your threading through to make sure it goes through easily and then just trim both of the ends down to the size of the silica that was in there before, which is right at the ring.
It sounds complicated, but it's pull, thread and trim. Then prime the cotton by dripping a few drops to get it wet, put the post back on and then screw it back into the base. Let it set 1-2 minutes and vape away.
You'll want to slightly moisten the end of the cotton your threading through to make sure it goes through easily and then just trim both of the ends down to the size of the silica that was in there before, which is right at the ring.
It sounds complicated, but it's pull, thread and trim. Then prime the cotton by dripping a few drops to get it wet, put the post back on and then screw it back into the base. Let it set 1-2 minutes and vape away.
Dry hits and low vapor production from Kanger wick/coil units happens to me when juice is dried on flavor wick. What I do is take out flavor wicks and towel blot them clean then re install. They perform like new and last for a month or so after I started doing this.
I used high-strength juice to combat my tendency to chain vape. I'm vaping 30mg juice and I get light-headed like a teenager smoking his first cigarette if I don't slow down on the intake. It forces me to put the vaporizer down and give it a rest or else I'd barf if I kept doing it. LOL.
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