Kanger Subtank Mini, RBA...

[LilWhiteClouder]

"If you go to the supermarket in the aisle where you'd find toothpaste look for "interdental brushes". These things are perfect for cleaning out tiny little areas such as air holes. Pretty good for cleaning between my teeth too.<. They're not expensive and they last quite well."

I've been using twisted paper towel to get in there but they tend to bunch. Like the interdental brush idea. Thanks for the info!

 

[MrBobVapor]

I just posted a video I made showing what is working for me. It's made a world of difference. I have not had one dry hits since doing this. It's nice because now I don't have to wait between drags. I hated that restriction before... I hope that makes sense. lol...

 

[Squarebanks]

I use Higher VG e-liquids.

When I got my Kanger Subtank Mini (KSM), I took one look at the e-liquids Slots in the RBA section and said... "No Way".

20 Minutes later with the edge of a Small Jewelry files, I opened up the Slots about 50% in both the Width and the Depth. With the Larger Slots, I can Back-to-Back Chain Vape if I want on 80% VG.

You might want to consider Opening up your Slots and see if it Helps.

That was actually one of the first major changes I made. I used a cutting disk on my dremmel and cut a small notch in the barrel right where it meets the juice channel. That made a world of difference. Thanks!

 

[zoiDman]

That was actually one of the first major changes I made. I used a cutting disk on my dremmel and cut a small notch in the barrel right where it meets the juice channel. That made a world of difference. Thanks!

I can make a World of Difference.

Good to hear that things are Working Well for You.

 

[kfolse107]

If you go to the supermarket in the aisle where you'd find toothpaste look for "interdental brushes". These things are perfect for cleaning out tiny little areas such as air holes. Pretty good for cleaning between my teeth too.<. They're not expensive and they last quite well.

We talkin about the brushes or your teeth?

 

[dcfluegel]

great thread - definitely picked up some solid pointers here for my kanger rba builds - have not really had any major issues, but always some room for improvement on the learning curve, as I am on the newer side to rebuilding... thanks, guys!