MINI T-3 COMING SOON! Introducing the X2- T3 Clearomizer & Other clearomizers - IN STOCK!!

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Hate the nanos, love the T3...ce3...got sick of syringe filling. I plug 2 of the holes with wax and they are very nice. I use a manual x2 900 so I can't speak to the auto. Sorry! My main issue...which I think has already been addressed is the gurgling at 1ml :( I also get a flood of juice out of the tank when I fill them. It's like when I unscrew them the pressure is released and all the excess juice in the atty / tube / whatever gets dumped down the tube. It sucks! Mini rant over! LOL
 

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You're right, three holes not four. Dain bread after dinner I guess.
Well, there could have been 4 by now. I think they started out with two.
Ha! And I'm one of those that LOVED the CE3 but now cannot get a SINGLE good one! Same with the nanos. The T3s, however, are fantabulous!
+1 for the T3s!
still gonna try a carto tank and direct dripping
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I've been doing some direct dripping in 510 atomizers just so I can cheat a little on some juices that are supposed to improve with 2-3 weeks of steeping. They're so good right now, though! I can't stand fiber-filled cartos anymore so I kind of doubt I would like a carto tank. But who knows?

Since experiencing dripping, I'm looking into some of those RBAs. Dripping is too much trouble out-n-about, but can be nice for quick flavor switches at home.
 

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My main issue...which I think has already been addressed is the gurgling at 1ml :( I also get a flood of juice out of the tank when I fill them.
Hmm. Never had either of those problems. Strange how we all have different experiences with these things. I know China QC is terrible, but I've been thinking the T3s have avoided that to some extent.
 

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Hate the nanos, love the T3...ce3...got sick of syringe filling. I plug 2 of the holes with wax and they are very nice. I use a manual x2 900 so I can't speak to the auto. Sorry! My main issue...which I think has already been addressed is the gurgling at 1ml :( I also get a flood of juice out of the tank when I fill them. It's like when I unscrew them the pressure is released and all the excess juice in the atty / tube / whatever gets dumped down the tube. It sucks! Mini rant over! LOL

I have experienced the same problems with gurgling and spillage when refilling.
 

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odd broad out again.. yes.. there is a little gurgling but for some reason that blowing bubbles sound doesn't bother me.. I just vape it til it's time to either refill or clean and refill. Sound isn't a prob.. if it spits in my mouth.. yeah.. problem. I have one that did that... it got a good cleaning and talking to.
I like the T3's ok.. the T3 mini's I got somewhere else rock the house.. way better for warm vape IMHO. I got SI replacement heads for them .. seamless switch from whatever batt they're supposed to fit on to the 2X. I really hope SI adds them to their lineup.

I have more replacement heads, nano's and cartos on the way - each seems to have it's use for us. There are some juices I got extra flavor shots in and well.. lets just say I need the carto filler muting for those.

So far I haven't sent for a spinner.. if I can't remember to push the button on a manual.. I don't think I'm going to remember to tweak the voltage either.
 

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On comment I did see about T3s and leaks - The air tube may not be firmly seated into the mouthpiece. The cure that the original poster mentioned, and I can't remember who or what thread this was, said to use a metal device, like maybe the top end of a pair of tweezers, to flare the end of the tube more tightly into the mouthpiece. It has to be done slowly and carefully to avoid breaking the mouthpiece off the tank, but it seems "doable". It's also probably a good idea not to do that while the tank is on the coil and then rinse thoroughly to make sure any metal flakes are cleared.

Another trick might be a coat of clear nail polish around the top chrome ring where it meets the tank and the mouthpiece. It doesn't take a whole lot of air seeping in to make things leak.

Just my opinion, worth what you're paying for it. Your results and mileage may vary. No warranty or guarantee is expressed or implied. Proceed at your own risk.
 

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On comment I did see about T3s and leaks - The air tube may not be firmly seated into the mouthpiece. The cure that the original poster mentioned, and I can't remember who or what thread this was, said to use a metal device, like maybe the top end of a pair of tweezers, to flare the end of the tube more tightly into the mouthpiece. It has to be done slowly and carefully to avoid breaking the mouthpiece off the tank, but it seems "doable". It's also probably a good idea not to do that while the tank is on the coil and then rinse thoroughly to make sure any metal flakes are cleared.

Another trick might be a coat of clear nail polish around the top chrome ring where it meets the tank and the mouthpiece. It doesn't take a whole lot of air seeping in to make things leak.

Just my opinion, worth what you're paying for it. Your results and mileage may vary. No warranty or guarantee is expressed or implied. Proceed at your own risk.

I guess I've been really lucky. I've got 12 T3s going and none of them have leaked at all. I find them to be a huge improvement over a clearomizer. I love the amount of vapor that these put out. I have had some gurgling when getting down to the last third of the tank but filling it up stops it. I also blow out the tube after filling. I find that using a cotton ball works great to push up a bit into the bottom and blow it out.

I also love how easy it is to rinse off the wicks and the tube. I just dry it off with a paper towel, shake out the tube and refill.
 

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I guess I've been really lucky. I've got 12 T3s going and none of them have leaked at all. I find them to be a huge improvement over a clearomizer. I love the amount of vapor that these put out. I have had some gurgling when getting down to the last third of the tank but filling it up stops it. I also blow out the tube after filling. I find that using a cotton ball works great to push up a bit into the bottom and blow it out.

I also love how easy it is to rinse off the wicks and the tube. I just dry it off with a paper towel, shake out the tube and refill.

Same for me Bukket. Someone mentioned stuffing paper towel or tissue into the mouthpiece before turning the T3 upside down and that will catch the drips. Also using a pipe cleaner to clean the air tube once it is filled.
 

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I've had to use a T3 exclusively on a Spinner at 4.3v. If I put it on a regular 650 manual, the 1st hit might be ok, but I get dry hits galore. I have clogged 2 air holes, adjusted the battery post upwards, and played with how tight or loose it's screwed on. No avail.
It hit greats with the same length draw on the 4.3v Spinner.
I guess I could just be used to the 4.3v hit, but it's kind of confusing because a clearo hits great on the 650 manual.
 

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You guys are KILLIN me, your not quit posting about how good the spinner is with the T3s until I buy are you?

I didn't like the T3 until I GOT the spinner. The perfect pair!

Oh! Forgot to add.. there's a terrific Valentine's Day sale happening now.... ;)
 
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Yeah, I couldn't resist any longer, between all you guys talking it up and the sale, I just ordered a new 1300 stainless spinner. I was sooooooooo determined to not go there and just stay with my X2s too.............

You won't be sorry! I can guarantee you that !!!! Another added + charge time is about 3 hours tops.
 

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Yeah, I couldn't resist any longer, between all you guys talking it up and the sale, I just ordered a new 1300 stainless spinner. I was sooooooooo determined to not go there and just stay with my X2s too.............[/QUOTE hey bixll don't spin out about buying the spinner.....it will spin your head right round......like a record baby right round....right round..:laugh:...you"ll love it....

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