Fake T3?

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ToweKnee

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Seems white lettering with two air holes are the real deal. Black lettering with three air holes is the fake.

http:/..................../wordpress/2013/01/09/will-the-real-kanger-t3-please-stand-up/

Cant seem to put the link up. Go to tasteyourjuice.com and check out news section.
 
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Just copied my last response from the other thread since it was relevant.

I think I would like to see a little more proof if they are new versions. TBH Ive been having some issues but was chalking it up to my DIY mixes. Playing around with high VG ratios and using some PGA. I started adding some DW to my juice thinking its way too thick. Ive used about 8 of them. 3 of them we some problem ones. I couldn't vape it past 4.0 or even some times 3.7 due to dry hits. Would like to hear from Kanger what the deal is. Hopefully they will have a response about this soon.

I been pretty happy with these regardless though but I can see anyone paying full price for these would be a little upset about it. Not going past 4 or so volts was a well known issue about the Kangers though but the trade off for taste was worth it.
 
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Also wondering if anyone got any crappy t3's from any other vendors? I get mine from Canvape, and they work flawlessly... and they fit the description of the ones that pbusardo says dont work... 3 holes, 2 measuring scales... maybe just a redesign?

either way I love mine and will continue to buy them from canvape. I know vision makes a knockoff, but they are generally sold as vision t3's...
 

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The colored ones have white lettering. The first two that I bought from Got Vapes has only one scale in dark but they were transparent. The first 5 heads didn't screw all the way down, had contact problems and the five heads went down in barely a week.

The second batch (5 3 hole 1.8 ohm heads, a complete one in red with 2.4 ohm head and the other a smokey colored one, both with dual scale in white.) The smokey one has 2 hole heads and came from a local supplier. The heads and the red one are three hole version were bought from GotVapes. As long as I know, the one I bought locally came from my supplier that lives in the US, so I don't know where he bought it from, but most probably a US supplier.

The head from my local supplier is plagued with the same problems as the original heads. No contacts. The other heads (the ones I've been using so far) work flawlessly.

I've stopped trying to figure out if they're Kanger or not. If they work and the tubes are interchangeable with the heads is all I need. So far I've used them for two weeks. Great flavor, great vapor, no gurgling. I put away the 2.4 ohm heads because it takes more power and sucking to get the same vapor.

Again, stop fidgeting. Does it work for you? Are parts interchangeable? Does it vape well? Who cares where it came from! At 6,45 the complete and 2,5 the head I'm not complaining.
 

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I got mine at Vapingme and they have 3 holes and 2 scales and all of them seem to be burning and have bad taste after a day or so. I would really like to get some with the 2 holes to compare them.

Wash them, put them in alcohol and try again. Wash them thoroughly before use, otherwise they give burnt taste. Watch out for the voltage, it rarely lets you go above 4.2v
 
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