Kanger brand coil heads flood my tank, the generic ones don't

[Notorious C.I.G.]

Just wanted to share something I noticed with kanger protank coil heads. I got a "G25" protank clone awhile back. It came with two coils. I used one of the coils that came with it, and had no tank flooding at all, besides a little bit when I walked around with it in my pocket for a significant amount of time. After it was spent, I started using genuine kanger replacements. With the kanger brand, the tank would flood pretty often, even without carrying it around in my pocket. I used a few more kanger coils, still consistent flooding(had the same problem with my genuine protank mini 2, so I don't think it's the tank itself). Yesterday, I switched out the kanger coil with the second generic one I got with my protank knock off. Sure enough, no flooding now.

Seems counterintuitive because I assumed kanger brand coils would work the best with protanks, but that doesn't seem to be the case. I am going to order some generic coil heads online from different vendors in the hopes I get the same type that came with my knock off. I'll post the results when I get them.

 

[donwuan]

Im no expert but the generic coil heads normally have fluffier wicking material. I ordered a few tanks/clearos(came with heads) from fastech/clones/rebranded and they didnt require much tinkering when they work.

Havent had much success with Kanger products.

 

[Nermal]

I have had the same experience, Notorious.

 

[Starlyte2]

Used both, they seem to work OK, but the generic have a big advantage: they're cheaper

 

[sonicdsl]

Moved to Clearomizers