Hello, new to the forum and relatively new to vaping. Only been doing it about 3 or 4 months. I have a question. My kanger mini protank 3 is leaking, even after putting new coils on it. I watched a video, and the guy said that stemless coils are the solution. My question is, anyone know where to get stemless coils for the mini protank 3?
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I looked online and a few people said Kangertech stopped using stemless coils on that tank and presumably their other ones too because I didn't see any hits on Google for stemless protank coils and I didn't see them on Ebay either.
If there's a vape shop near where you live you could ask them if they have any.
If there's a vape shop near where you live you could ask them if they have any.
sometimes when you buy a pack of coils, they might look the same as your old coil but they might be a little shorter because there are coils made for slightly different tanks that look awfully close.
try adding a second silicone cap; if it fits when you put everything back together then the coil head is a tad too small and leaving a space;
Oh you are using miniprotank3; the miniprotank3 uses dual coils which are alot taller than the protank2 coils; are you using the protank3 dual coils? or did you just order regular protank single coils
https://www.fasttech.com/products/0/10009294/1822809-replacement-coil-head-for-protank-3-bdc
I never had any luck with protank's, in fact they drove me to buy my first RDA. Best decision I ever made in regard to vaping.
In addition to the original coil that came with it, I've tried 3 different dual coils. They all leak. Is it possible that I need a new base?
Unless you can't be bothered or have some difficulty for certain reasons then rebuildables are the way to go - After doing your research.
For the pre-mades I used a nautilus and after some kinks and reading up on it I found it to be good but now I build the way i want to in regards to ohms and wicking. Well with in the parameters of the devices.
For the pre-mades I used a nautilus and after some kinks and reading up on it I found it to be good but now I build the way i want to in regards to ohms and wicking. Well with in the parameters of the devices.
On the mini base there is a thin silicone ring seal;
I once had a tank that was leaking crazy until one day I realised that the base on it had no seal; must have slipped off sometime when I was cleaning/washing in a cup of hot water with other stuff/parts.
I stuck a screwdriver in there to highlight the silicone seal.
I have a mini protank 3 and when I 1st started using it I had the same problem with leakage. My problem was that my tank base was not threaded on the interior, as it should be, for the coil to thread into. I was using it with the coil simply sandwiched between the base and the chimney. Once I learned that it was supposed to be threaded I contacted the company that I purchased it through and they immediately sent me a new base. I realize that this may not be your particular situation, but I thought I'd mention it anyway. BTW, for relatively similar price, my Aspire Nautilus is a much better design.
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