Anybody know why my KangerT 2's and 3's won't work on my Kgo battery but they do work on my egoc Twist?
Kgo & KangerT2&3?
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I have no idea, but have a similar situation going on with a Vision V3 Clearomizer I bought. I ordered 3, 2 work on my KGO, but the other one only works on my eGo-C Twist... No clue..
By "not working" I assume you mean they thread on but don't fire.... Try pulling up the center battery post of the kGo with needle nose pliers or gently pry it up with a jeweler's screwdriver or similar.
Anybody know why my KangerT 2's and 3's won't work on my Kgo battery but they do work on my egoc Twist?
Kanger's KGo battery has slightly different threads than an eGo battery. They make 2 versions of T2 and T3's - ones for their battery and ones for eGos.
The kgo batts are very inconsistant with the terminal post inside the threaded part, that, and they are easily pushed down from things we screw on them, like the other poster said, gently pry it up a little. i have kgo's ego's and spinners, and only the Kgo's I have keep doing this, (drives me nuts)
I agree with what Thrasher said. When i finally got a Kgo to try, and screwed my T2 on, i got nothing. Been using the T2 on all my Joyetech and generic with no problems. Not wanting to mess with my brand new Kgo, which works fine on a Vision v2, i decide to put this "510 to eGo" adapter thing on and it works.
A small screwdriver like comes in eyeglasses repair kit is perfect to raise the battery post.
Bad responce on my part. Before messing with a $20-$30 battery, consider that it may be the $5 device that is screwed onto the battery. I dont know about the center post on the Kanger t2, haven't messed with it yet. But the Vision V2 for example, the center post can be easily adjusted. There is a wire attached to the back of that center pin on the battery.
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Ok, decided to retire my original Kanger T2 short wick version from Sept. 1st. Pulled on the center post and it came out....and a wire was soldered to it.....and is no longer, so, this center post may not be easy to adjust to make contact with a battery.
everyone is talking about the centerpost on the battery, not the device, the one one the battery had a bit of play in it. and usually 1/2 to 1 mill will do it. I use an old paper clip I have bent into a U shape.
be what? loose? i do know that all ego batts have room to move a little. but the KGO for some reason moves easier, like I said I have some twists, a Kgo VV and a spinner type ego batt, and the kgo keeps doing this - i screw in the nova use it fine, then take it off to use a diff batt, next time it doesnt connect, same with my atty, I have to always turn the adjustment screw down b4 usig the kgo,,,,
very annoying, glad I only use it for a passthrough it would pi** me off while i am out somewhere. very first time batt was 2 days old and almost returned it till someone told me to pull it up a bit.
lol if you really want to avoid any of this just buy a 510 to 510 adapter and just leave it screwed on the battery.
Good piont, the Ego to 510 adapter that i happened to have worked for me.
If you click the first link and watch the first video, notice how loose the pin now is in that battery. Note how spaceballsrules added a captian pionting out the risks, and the video never does. after the video ends and the screen changes to more videos, click on the left middle video about stardusts and see how easy it is to correct lack of contact with it and not messing with your expensive battery. Also read the last post in that thread. How one person ruined 4 of his batteries.
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