I recently bought a Protank 3 and a itaste vv. I can't get good vapor out of the Protank. When I put an Evod tank on the itaste it works awesome. I've tried turning the voltage up but it just seems to taste burnt, and still doesn't put out the vapor that the evod does.
Protank 3 vapor?
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havent used the pt3 myself but if the evod does the job for you then use it
plus i hate how heavy the protank is on something like an itaste vv
Are you flush mounting it to your mod? I have the same issue with the protank 2s. Don't own the v3 but they are similar in design minus the dual coil head. The protanks are notorious for airflow due to that the air channels are not cut right with the device while the air holes themselves are at the 510 connection. So if you are screwing the tank flush to the mod, its probably cutting off airflow. The evod has the airflow around the base, so it is not on the 510, causing threading to cut off airflow
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Welcome to the forums, I thought the pt3 was a little leaking on the draw. Try the air flow control base.
Kanger Airflow Control Valve - Protank II, Protank 3, Aerotank
Kanger Airflow Control Valve - Protank II, Protank 3, Aerotank
If that the case, and you feel it may not be airflow, have you tried another atty head?
Thanks sthur. I guess I was expecting more from this tank, the local shop said it was awesome and all the reviews looked good. Just can't figure out why the evod is kicking its .... I like the glass tank and being able to disassemble it, but this is ridiculous.
I'd also go with an aerotank base, but to tell you the truth, the protank line is not great at all without some modding. In your case you might got a dud, I got two different protank 2s, one with massive airflow issue and can never get a real hit off, the other performs ok at best.
Atty head is the coil assembly yes. It may be a bad one see if the place you got it from may exchange it for a new one. The only thing I can imagine it to be though is airflow. Then again, kanger coils like lower voltage anyway, try different voltages. It might do better at a lower voltage.
Atty is just short for atomizer head. I keep forgetting I'm in a new users thread, I'm a new ECF member but been vaping for about a year now.
sounds to me like you have a bad head/atty. Just change out the atty. I have a Pro-tank 3 as well, when I did buy the 5 pak of replacement head. I'd end up with 2 or 3 bad heads. It's what got me to try a RDA, haven't looked back since 
I watched a review and it seemed to me someone had problems with the pt3 on certain mods while the tank was tightened all the way down. It worked fine on other mods but was choked out on some.
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I also have a number of protanks, which I love, in spite of some of their quirks. Sometimes, the atomizer units are not the best and provide lousy vapor brand new out of the box. The nice thing is, the atomizers are inexpensive, and can be rebuilt to your preferred setup.
The first thing I would check is the voltage, as previously mentioned. The Kangers prefer the lower voltages. Another issue is the e-liquid used. They will not handle mostly VG liquids well, and if you are using mostly VG, you may need to thin it for the Kanger to wick properly. When set up correctly with the right juice, it should produce clouds of vapor.
The first thing I would check is the voltage, as previously mentioned. The Kangers prefer the lower voltages. Another issue is the e-liquid used. They will not handle mostly VG liquids well, and if you are using mostly VG, you may need to thin it for the Kanger to wick properly. When set up correctly with the right juice, it should produce clouds of vapor.
I've tried several different juices and both atomizers. When I run a lower voltage it just seems to produce less vapor. I think I will try to stop at the smoke shop tonight and see if he has anything to say. I hate to buy more heads for this thing for the way it performs.
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