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I wish I had your, and many others, luck. My first one has an airy draw which may be correctable but it also leaks. Really had my hopes up.
Remove the base and rinse the wicks. Fluff the ends and let it dry.
Plug 1-2 of the air holes to tighten draw.
Plug 1-2 of the air holes to tighten draw.
how do you recommend plugging the air holes...I have a t3 that is too airy to enjoy with out 2-3 primer puffs..
I put the end of a toothpick in one of the holes and break it off .....it is a must for me.
Tracey
Tracey
You can use candle wax, unscented candle, or some thick super style glue to block air holes as well.
You can also tighten the draw by using a 510 to 510 adapter. I use a 50/50 juice, so I take the center post off, remove one of the loose wicks (there are two loose in there) to keep the flow going.
I use the tooth pick tip. You can also use a piece of scotch tape on the inside to cover the holes.
Never add another possible failure point is not needed.
If an adapter is needed, use it. if not - Don't
Never add another possible failure point is not needed.
If an adapter is needed, use it. if not - Don't
Been doing the same thing with the t3 like them a lot.The airy draw dose not bother me it is like the gogo,s so that is good but the t2 is a different story now that they changed the heads on them not so good went from a 4 small wicks to 3small 1fat wick to 2 fat wicks to 1 small wick.
be careful there's some very nice looking knockoffs at 1.8 ohms comming out here and there. they look identical to the genuine kanger t3's. But from what i've read kanger has had a mountain of trouble getting them to work properly at 1.8 for some reason.
I'm still on the fence with them. I know I'm pretty new but I haven't had a lot of luck with clearo's so far. My kit came with 2 CE4's one of them started leaking the second day and the tips seem like they will break if you look at them to hard (the threaded part). I bought a couple of vivi nova mini's the only one with a 100% functionality sucess rate so far but, the look a little odd on top of an ego battery with no cone and you still have to tip them every so often not exactly a deal breaker since they are easy to fill and clean. Then I saw the kangers and I thought this might be it! I like the design, they look good on an ego, super easy to fill, bottom coil what's not to love. I bought three of them. Two of them work great the third one gurgles no matter what I do I tried raising the plastic washer/seal where the coil meets the upper tube, I even flipped it over as one poster suggested and no love. I think when it was assembled the tube was inserted just a tiny bit too far into the mouthpiece. Another curios thing is one of my favorite juices I can't even taste in the kanger, but it tastes great in the vivi another tastes equally good in both and a third I had kind of fallen out of love with tastes a lot better in the kanger go figure. I'm not sure if I will buy any more at a 66% success rate but I will maintain the two I have. I might try a t2.my two cent fwiw.
Everything you tried would INCREASE flow, not reduce it. Remove and rinse the base.Wiggle the pipe off. Remove the (2) flavor wicks. Check and if needed, shift the coil into the center of the opening. Reset the (2) flavor wicks in the slot. Install the Pipe and press it fully into place. Replace the seal ring properly.
Try it again.
Try it again.
I have been real lucky hearing what some of you had to go through. Having no leakage or gurgling issue, if I overfill then I get gurgling but that is not an equipment issue. I leave all intake vent holes open, when needing a heavier vape just cover one hole with a shift in grip when pushing the on button. For me it is the hoy grail of trouble free and consistent vaping.
Yup. Kanger rocks alright. I used a CE5 on my Inferno for a bit before I got the Lavatube. The wicks last forever. Unfortunately my LT will burn them in a heartbeat.
Might get a T3 next time I go to the vape shop with an extra $15 (to include some cartos)
I just wish they'd come out with a tank that performs like the one I have but also fits a drip tip.
Might get a T3 next time I go to the vape shop with an extra $15 (to include some cartos)
I just wish they'd come out with a tank that performs like the one I have but also fits a drip tip.
AMEN to that. I have a favorite tip and a favorite juice holder. unfortunately, they don't work together. I've got a nice green acrylic tip just sitting there while I use the Kanger
my Twilight juice caramelizes in the Kanger, so I put it in the Vivi Nova to vape and can use the tip then.
Just crossed 19 weeks with a single T3 head and it's still going strong.
I've never had leakage or dry hits and I control the gurgling by holding the PV sideways most of the time.
I'm using pure Menthol with no tobacco products with a ratio of 75% PG/25% VG.
I've never had leakage or dry hits and I control the gurgling by holding the PV sideways most of the time.
I'm using pure Menthol with no tobacco products with a ratio of 75% PG/25% VG.
My hubs swears by the T3 but he REALLY likes the new metal ones, he says they vape better than the clear ones and he prefers the 1.8 ohm
i am glad you have better luck with them than i had. out of 6 heads 1 was ok the rest tasted horrid and were leaky. as long as your happly vaping them and off the stinkies is what counts. 
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