Kanger Unitank Mini Help

[Emmsy_o]

Hey guys. So I bought a new Kanger Unitank Mini today from my local mist store and set it up etc. However the problem I seem to be finding is that my eGo-T battery needs to be on for at least 5 seconds (of burning) before I can get a decent vape out of it. I don't know whether it is because the battery is too low in voltage but I tried a couple friends batteries but they wouldn't even work with the tank and the one was also able to change voltages. If anyone could help me or recommend a battery that would be compatible with the tank and produce a good vape. Thanks in advance.

-Emmsy_o

 

[djsvapour]

Oooh. Tough one.

If you've tried it on a VV battery, it's probably not the battery. Some eGo-T will be 3.3v and that's not great, but should work.

Have you any spare heads? Try those first. (keep the one you take out...)

 

[Storm52]

You may not be making a good connection between the battery and coil. Make sure the battery connector is dry, with no juice on it. Then pull the center pin on the coil (it looks like a little screw head) down a bit.

 

[Coxy304]

Sounds like your not getting a great connection!

 

[Emmsy_o]

Going to try a new head now, see how it goes, thanks

 

[Emmsy_o]

What should i use to try and pull it down? sorry if this sounds like a noobie question haha

 

[Emmsy_o]

Oooh. Tough one.

If you've tried it on a VV battery, it's probably not the battery. Some eGo-T will be 3.3v and that's not great, but should work.

Have you any spare heads? Try those first. (keep the one you take out...)

You may not be making a good connection between the battery and coil. Make sure the battery connector is dry, with no juice on it. Then pull the center pin on the coil (it looks like a little screw head) down a bit.

It worked! Thank you so much!

 

[djsvapour]

It worked! Thank you so much!

Great. I've just realised, it's an EGO fitting. These can be touch and go. (despite the name eGo battery...!?")

 

[porkchop_express]

This was something I noticed with both my mini unitanks. The coilhead sits pretty low in the base and it comes into contact with the battery before the tank is firmly threaded on. So by the time it is screwed on tight enough where you don't think it's going to fall off, the center pin is mashed up into that rubber grommet. I got tired of constantly pulling that pin back down, and combined with other issues, I just tossed both tank in the trash.