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Yeah modifying kangers isn't a good idea. Some people say it works but...........hmm........Never worked for me. Makes you think doesn't it !
She doesn't have to know anything about physics; give me a break. All she needs is a clear procedure to follow.
Just for example purposes...
How to rebuild Kanger T3 coils:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...how-i-re-wick-my-t3s-cheesecloth-pictues.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/clearomizers/377470-installing-cotton-you-kanger-t3s.html
How to rebuild Kanger T3 coils:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...how-i-re-wick-my-t3s-cheesecloth-pictues.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/clearomizers/377470-installing-cotton-you-kanger-t3s.html
Hi, bckane. This looks like a very cool and elegant technique. I haven't tried making coils yet, but I plan to. About the cotton wicks: Where does one get them? Is it generic cotton of some sort, or sourced from a diy vendor?
Also, can anyone suggest the best resource for learning the next steps, i.e., where/how to attach the coil? Thanks!
find pBusardo's you tube review video on the vivi nova and the protank. Recoiling and rewicking are done basically the same as the vivi nova but the wicks are cut shorter and there are 2 small top flavor wicks laid across. Once you see the vivi nova one and see a prtank head taken apart you will know what I am talking about.
Funny how one can change their mind so easily after calming down and figuring out what is going on.
Yes mass manufacturing ultimately leads to issues, most of which can be resolved.
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That sir makes you a" White knight" and no I don't mean actually riding a horse jousting and stuff...
Yes, she does. If she merely follows a procedure, at least 2 things will happen:
- she will not know how to troubleshoot, especially with atty heads like the Protanks where you cannot see the entire coil. Say she follows the tutorials, then it doesnt work. What now?
- there is a risk of dead shorts and exploding batteries. At least it can kill the circuitry in ego batts.
Dont go around telling people to rebuild without proper knowledge in what theyre doing. You may be the cause of the next li-ion bomb in someones face. If you want, do it yourself and let others stay safe.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/tanks/404174-evod-protank-head-rebuild.html
Try this. Better coil on page 6 and if you want to do it like the stock heads then wrap the coil around a paperclip with the wick material running parallel to the paperclip. Slide the paperclip out once coil is installed.
Try this. Better coil on page 6 and if you want to do it like the stock heads then wrap the coil around a paperclip with the wick material running parallel to the paperclip. Slide the paperclip out once coil is installed.
Got the evod heads at 1.8ohms and I could tell you that they have significantly improved the vape, flavor and the gives a tighter draw. Love it.
Just got the protank earlier cant wait to use it, ill place my CC house blend in it so I have to wait for steeping!
Try using a EVOD base in the protank. My buddy has been doing this and getting great vape
I have loved my ProTanks from day 1 and have had no problems with the ProTank heads. I use 80 PG/20 VG juice. Only problem I've had is when one rolled off the kitchen counter yesterday and shattered on the tile floor, full of ecto cooler, a very sad sad moment. I will be ordering more today. If something does go wrong, I'll have instructions here on how to fiddle with it.
I've had my Protank for a couple of weeks now and except for the airy draw absolutely love it. I did rebuild one of the atty heads that came with it with some 400 mesh screen. It didn't leak but tasted pretty bad, but that's not the tanks faut that's on me. It works great on my evic.
But as I'm thinking about it, once I get my Cobra up and running satisfactorily my opinion on the Protank will be moot.
But as I'm thinking about it, once I get my Cobra up and running satisfactorily my opinion on the Protank will be moot.
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i ordered 3 for £27. one each for me and the mrs.. been vaping for 4 months not had many differant carto's but we both find them excellent, i have heard that the first batches were dodgy but the new ones seem fine(mine anyhow) so maybe a bit hit and miss or maybe just sorted out original problems, only gripe is a little airy, but i just cover a hole with my index finger as i vape and the pull is great with a good taste and no more melting plastic with my cinnamon liquid with tank being pyrex so at 12.50 a tank i find it a GREAT investment
I fixed the bottom leaking and the airy draw issues (more like compensate for it by increasing vapor production). Now it vapes like a freaking champ: vapor comparable to a Genesis, smooth flavor and solid throat hit. Not completely on par with my Gennies just yet in terms of flavor delicateness, but a darn good vape. And it looks slick on my CCTS. Love it.
I bought 2 Protanks, after trying out the Evods, and finding myself forever needing to refill them. The Protank holds 2.5ml, which does a good part of the day, and is the same as the Evod, but bigger. In fact the wicks are interchangeable which is an advantage.
If you find them too airy there are 3 little holes on the 510 screw, and one of them can be blocked with the point of, for example, a toothpick, which you then break off.
When mine gurgle it's usually the resistance not screwed in enough to the base.
The different forms of the glass tank give them an air rustic, at least for me
One problem my friend had was the fragile attachment of the screw 510 to the base...if it falls in a bad angle from over 1metre, maybe a bit higher. It's a shame that the base isn't in SS. So I don't advise dropping them
I use 2ohm resistances, any higher and it doesn't seem to produce much vapour. With my 100% VG no dry hits, a rarity with many devices.
IMO it gives a great taste, and clouds of vapour at 2ohms, and I find it really good for a price way below other genesis type tanks, for example, when you compare the actual vape quality, and it is a good size.
I'm sure that there will be improvements in future versions, but for the moment...GREAT
If you find them too airy there are 3 little holes on the 510 screw, and one of them can be blocked with the point of, for example, a toothpick, which you then break off.
When mine gurgle it's usually the resistance not screwed in enough to the base.
The different forms of the glass tank give them an air rustic, at least for me
One problem my friend had was the fragile attachment of the screw 510 to the base...if it falls in a bad angle from over 1metre, maybe a bit higher. It's a shame that the base isn't in SS. So I don't advise dropping them
I use 2ohm resistances, any higher and it doesn't seem to produce much vapour. With my 100% VG no dry hits, a rarity with many devices.
IMO it gives a great taste, and clouds of vapour at 2ohms, and I find it really good for a price way below other genesis type tanks, for example, when you compare the actual vape quality, and it is a good size.
I'm sure that there will be improvements in future versions, but for the moment...GREAT
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