Seriously. I've been vaping for a few months and started off with a disposable wick tank that came with the base, then moved to an iCloud9 tank a while later. That thing worked fine. It produced a good vapor, parts were easy enough to replace, and it wasn't a serious investment. Couple days ago, the tank "glass" came loose from the base and started leaking, so I went over to my local vape store and decided to try a KangerTech T3'D tank. To say it leaks a lot is an understatement. I've gone through 6 ml trying to get the thing to work. It drains out the bottom to the point that the battery base no longer functions due to it thinking there's a mechanical error. It bubbles up the top so much that my mouth is numb from globs of liquid that ooze up out of it. And it barely produces any vapor at all, that being so harsh and burnt tasting that I decided to go buy a pack of cigarettes to keep me from snapping while I try to fix this. I've learned long ago that vaping is NOT like smoking, and have taken to the methods of hitting a PV quite well. As far as fixing this, I've looked around online, but there's nothing anywhere relating to a T3'D. Plenty of instructions for fixing older models that seem to all revolve around just happening to have all sorts of old/spare vape parts laying about, as well as various tools and other stuff that should be COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY for a brand new out of the package tank. Is it just that Kanger produces utter garbage? Should I never buy another Kanger product again (I very highly doubt I will regardless of what comes of this thread)? One would think that if you're producing a starter/inexpensive product for a newcomer to a concept, you'd make it a reliable. As far as I've been able to determine anywhere online, Kanger is basically a huge insult to the public that should be reported to the BBB or somesuch. Was I simply "had"? Or is Kanger just that inept? And if that's the case, why are they even still around? 
