Kanger T3=WIN!

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shawnp1

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Well even the ones that say litecigusa on them are genuine joyetech. We are a OEM business partner with joyetech. Basically they put our name on their products for us. These adjusted thread ego's are just starting to roll out from joyetech now. They are still fully compatible with all joyetech ego products, but some other manufacturer's ego products will no longer work on them.
 

Dougers

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I got my Kanger T3 in the mail yesterday and it is amazing. I am using it on a twist at about 3.7ish. I noticed a gurgling effect when I draw on it and I think it has to do with the way it is made as there was no juice leaking anywhere. It isn't a gurgle like juice in the tube & there isn't any juice coming into the mouthpiece either. The flavor is good and the vapor is WOW! I am using a 50/50 juice and it is wicking great.

Anyone else tried these? I'd like to get your impressions.

Just so you know, they shouldn't be gurgling. It means it's flooded, and the vapor production drops drastically as a result. Mine are doing the same thing fairly often. I have 3 of T3's with lr and standard heads for each one, and they all do it. I'm now trying them with the heads fully tightened down and hoping it will solve the problem. If not, I'm going to stick with the t2's until they sort this problem out. Cheers!
 
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Dougers

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Has someone compared T2s and T3s 'side by side' for performance?
I have, but not with the same flavors. The vapor production is very similar, flavor very similar, less warm vape on the T3-but not cool, both have issues with flooding unfortunately though. I'm still experimenting with the T3's in that regard however. I love the design of the T3, very nicely built, very easy to clean and dry burn, and it holds 3 ml of liquid, not 2.4 as some have stated. I've now tightened down the head fully, and am hoping that will stop the flooding. I encouage you to try one. The standard resistance seem to work great at 3.5- 3.7 volts. Cheers!
 

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I have 2 Kanger t3's. I really like them. Just emptied one out , cleaned, and let dry. I heard they wicked 100 % v.g. really well. I put some of Ave"s Gorilla Juice in there and the flavor is terrible. I wonder why this is happening? The flavor is muted but still producing mucho vapor. I thought you replace the heads when thy die but I may just need to replace this one and try again.
 

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So I bought the T3 and love the capacity and the slim look. However, I don't like it's performance on thick juices. I first tried boba's bounty on it. It just wouldn't wick well. Kept getting dry hits. In fairness, I tried it on ce4 and ce5 and had the same issues. The vivi nova is the best clearomizer, so far in my experience, to be able to handle thick juice. I did find a juice that is working well with the t3 so it's not a total loss. But I have to keep it at a low voltage to avoid dry hits. I've used to heads with the same results.
 

Blurgas

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I know, bit of a necro...
Anyway.
Unfortunately joyetech has started to change the ego threads. They are slightly higher which is causing an issue with aftermarket items like the kanger t3
Doesn't surprise me. Every company that makes something involving connectors(cars, tablets, etc) would rather their customers use their stuff as opposed to 3rd party stuff.
It isn't necessarily an attempt to create a monopoly or force you to use just their stuff, it's more of a "we know our Product A works properly with our Product B"
I also figure it saves a company some R&D when a problem comes up that was caused by a 3rd party item(as in they don't have to try to fix what wasn't their fault)

Related: I have something similar with a mini-clearo I got. It works just fine on my regular eGo-T, but won't work at all on my eGo-T passthru *shrug*
 

evolutionx

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The gurgle means its flooded (the chamber in the bottom atomizer head has liquid inside it, over soaking the internal wick)...the best way to fix that is by taking the head and run it warm water...run water down through the post center hole on both sides...also brush your finger on the two little external parts of the wick to get any eliquid off...then blow air throught the center post to dry out the internal wick and also blow air on the external wicks. Once the wick dries out up it back in the tank, connect to battery. You can tell it worked as you won't need to pull on your drag as hard, vapor production will be way better, you will get the sizzle sound again and it won't gurgle at all. I do this no matter if it gurgling just as a maintenance procedure or if I switch favors. Works every time for me.
 
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cstalker

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I have ever tried a couple now including the new ones with the metal body. Been kind of horrible. The vape is superb but I have had leaks and gurgling no matter what I do. It's making me mental.

The T4 (little minis) have been superb. I just wish my T3s didn't put juice in my mouth every time.

On a side note LiteCig has been nothing but awesome. My go to vendor.
 
Had been using the Kanger T3 on an eGo-T the last few days and it was definitely the best clearomizer I'd tried in my, admittedly limited, experience. I picked up my first mod today - the eVic - and am using the T3 on it, now. I've been hitting it hard and swimming in vapor all night and both the eVic and the T3 are performing beautifully.
 
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