My eVic draws harder than I would like is there any way to lighten the draw energy needed?
Wallace
Wallace
eVic draws harder than I would like
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Hi Wallace. Your eVic should not affect the draw (if we are talking about air flow) much. It might help if you tell us more about your setup. What are you using on top of the eVic? Did you use the same atomizer(s) on a different device that gave you an easier draw?
Have you tried slightly loosening /tightening the tank?
I've had similar problems with my cigalikes.. Some cartridges just wouldn't sit right and I'd have to loosen them a bit. Other times my threads just had pocket junk that made its way in between there and had to be scraped out with a toothpick and a napkin.
I've had similar problems with my cigalikes.. Some cartridges just wouldn't sit right and I'd have to loosen them a bit. Other times my threads just had pocket junk that made its way in between there and had to be scraped out with a toothpick and a napkin.
I second the tightening/loosening suggestion. I would go as far as to loosen it all the way off the eVic and see how the draw compares. If there's not much difference, you can eliminate the eVic as the problem and focus on the protank.
got 2 protanks2 and when i put either one on the evic the draw is comparable to sucking a really thick milkshake, which i like before, with a 2.5 ohm atty id be firing it up on auto mode for 6.3 seconds. then got into rbas and found my sweet spot. 1.2 ohms from 9 watts to 10.2 when i vape it says 2.5 seconds and i get tons of colder vape. now the protanks are just purely used as backup. 1 issue with loosening the protank is that the evics threads easily wear out. something i learned when building my rbas screwing them on and off all the time, one day i just noticed that they are wobbling now when i put them on, now i got to put them on snug and i try not to take it off unless i really have to. so just to warn you guys easy on the threads. dont even bother loosening the protank because you will end up messing the threads. protank on evics = sucking hard. get a vivi nova and make the air holes bigger, my vivi draws better on the evic
I picked up a Davide Anyvape Glassomizer on suggestion from the local Vapors shop. It has a far lighter draw and I prefer it to my Kanger protank and my Kanger Evod head.
regards,
Wallace
regards,
Wallace
you could unscrew the evic's crown cap and just vape the protank like that. Or you could use a dremel to make the slits bigger. or you could use a drill bit to make the protank's holes bigger. or you could mess around with the wicks in the protank. or you could use a 510 to eGo adaptor to raise the protank. or you could unscrew the tank a teeny bit to allow air to flow under it easier.
eVic is NOT the Problem - I have (2) eVic's and use Protanks on Both - no problem
Kanger Protank 2 uses a modified design of the original Base.
The PT2 base has 3 air holes on the 510 connection, just above the threading.
These holes are now 1/2 the diameter of the original.
You can:
A - drill larger
B - replace base with an original
Discount Vapers has Bases available
Also Note - a few PT2 have defective bases that seem to be miss drilled and are easily blocked when screwed down snug.
Kanger Protank 2 uses a modified design of the original Base.
The PT2 base has 3 air holes on the 510 connection, just above the threading.
These holes are now 1/2 the diameter of the original.
You can:
A - drill larger
B - replace base with an original
Discount Vapers has Bases available
Also Note - a few PT2 have defective bases that seem to be miss drilled and are easily blocked when screwed down snug.
Replaced the coil in my pro tank with one of the extra coils (think thats the correct term) provided with my Davide Anyvape and the draw is far better now.
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