Kanger T3
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looking forward to an answer to this question. I also have a KGo battery and just recieved a bunch of Kanger T3's. Also I have the KGo-VV. So what would a good voltage be?
Do you have the low resistance or standard resistance T3?
Could be the juice too. I have one (grape) that I can't even take I light draw without throwing a coughing fit.
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Could be the juice too. I have one (grape) that I can't even take I light draw without throwing a coughing fit.
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You would know if you had a burning taste. In which case you would have the voltage setup too high.
If not, it's probably the juice. It is 100%PG (propylene glycol)? PG is known for some people having throat irritation. If so, see if you can have it ordered in 100% PG, or a mix of the two.
I usually run a 2.5 t3 between 3.7 to 4.2 mostly around 4.0 depending on what device and juice im using start there.
Now there are a couple other things that could be a problem like its not wicking well you can blow gently into it till you see little bubbles come up from the bottom. Also when you first get them they have primer in them and until it burns off it wont vape so good.
I usually wash them before I use them.
Phil Busardo reported some nasty taste issues with T3s. It seems there's a bit of a consistency problem at the moment, and he's withdrawn his recommendation for now. I don't use them, so take that for what it's worth.
It's on his blog tasteyourjuice.com under "THE GATES"
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I have found that the Kanga T3's are good for about 5 refills then mine starts to tasted burned. This after using about 20 of them. Never had a leaking problem and they do vape nice for awhile. But tired of throwing them away. Looking for a new tank type. Maybe the Vivi Nova 2.5.?
high Vg does not wick well in any device plain and simple..i cant vape 100% VG ,it gives way too much thorat hit for me and i cough every dam time i try
that being said i use 70% PG or higher in my T3's andhave never had any dry hits,burning or the leaking that everybody complains about,but then again i get th genuine ones from Kanger factory,not the knock-offs that everybody seems to be getting these days
that being said i use 70% PG or higher in my T3's andhave never had any dry hits,burning or the leaking that everybody complains about,but then again i get th genuine ones from Kanger factory,not the knock-offs that everybody seems to be getting these days
I am also using 70% PG. Purchased mine @ Discount Vapers and brought the brand name.
I use the non VV kgo batt. Juice is supposed to be 70/ 30 with extra Vg for smoothness.
Doubt he realized the ones he was using for the second comparision is made by Vision,not by kanger
you can go to the vision website,it is stated that they are making knock-offs at their factory
Well, I am new to vaping but, I'm currently vaping with the Baby T3, a T3 and MT3...being a newbie, I love them. They're easy to use, produce a lotta vapor and don't leak.
plug one of three tiny breathing holes on the threaded base. Just stick the pointed end of a toothpick in one and break it off. It'll fix the too airy draw and might be smoother for you
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Several reasons
1. ur liquid is thick and clogging up the wicks so u r getting continues dry hits which will definitely make you cough.
2. the resistance thing maybe you could try low resistance ones and higher ones and standard experiment...
3. its your juice some juices are irritating for some and lovely for others. you just need to find your comfort zone.
1. ur liquid is thick and clogging up the wicks so u r getting continues dry hits which will definitely make you cough.
2. the resistance thing maybe you could try low resistance ones and higher ones and standard experiment...
3. its your juice some juices are irritating for some and lovely for others. you just need to find your comfort zone.
I don't know if this will work for you but it helped me a lot. There's a yt link floating around in one of the T3 threads under the clearo subforum that shows how to remove one of the 4 wicks. I did this and it seemed to help a little. Then I realized that I was pulling too hard. This thing seems to hit a lot better with just a really gentle pull. For me, if I can hear the air being sucked in to the clearo, I'm pulling too hard.
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