Very little air flow / vapor production Kanger T3S

[PaulMills]

Even with battery fully charged and tank filled, it is bordering on difficult to take a draw from the kangertech T3S. Every few hours it will leak into the centre tube and will only work for a short while correctly after blowing through the tank and emptying the e-liquid out of it. Running an ego 650 battery I think.

Apologies for any thing I've said that is wrong, as you may have guessed from the fact this is posted in the new members forum, I am not very savvy when it comes to vaping (yet)

as a side note, I'm looking to upgrade but have next to no clue as to what to opt for next, both in terms of battery and tank.

Thanks in advance to any one who can help!
Vape on.

 

[Swordsbeer]

Check those 3 small air holes to see if they are clogged up.

 

[khemas]

Kanger T3S airflow is tight. That's how it works. I would suggest something more versatile, like Istick and nautilus mini.

 

[mtop2036]

maybe therees a leka somewhere

 

[djsvapour]

OK, so the T3S.

I had a few of them. They are rubbish, truly.

I made a homemade coil and wick for one last weekend, after finding a complete new one in my vape box. The factory heads are a waste of time, and homemade usually cures these sort of tank. Not this one.

Too much liquid volume (pressure), not enough airflow (sucking), Kanger out-of-date technology. Put it all together and bingo... gurgle city.

The best new tanks need good batteries, so you are doing the right thing to consider a total upgrade. Good luck Paul.

 

[nnorton44]

Yeah I started with the T3S and am quickly looking for an upgrade! Possibly Aerotank V2

 

[BluesPower]

I'm a noob myself and had the same experience with the T3s & MT3s. Three that I have bought since are the Aspire CE5, Aspire ET-S, and the Kanger T2. So far I'm pleased with their performance and best of all, No gurgling. Good luck in your quest!