Morning all; have a few T3S's and they really working not well on my ego vv batteries. Getting a spikey slightly harsh hit each time, and the juice is 100% vg so shouldnt be happening. Do i need more powerful battery??? or a different set up of some kind??? Or are T3S's just not very good???? Thank you...
Best battery set-up for T3S clearomisers???
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The T3S is a cracking piece of kit for the money. I use them pretty much exclusively at the moment, although I do still use my Protank too (both Kanger)
I have experienced occasional burning on a regular battery, but usually only when its fully charged as they kick out about 4.1-4.2V at that stage. On a VV battery you should be fine, but I would recommend sticking to the guidelines set by Kanger (dependent on what ohms your coil is):
If you want to get slightly more control, but on a budget, then I'd recommend a Vamo (v3 onwards) as you can run them VV in increments of 0.1V, or VW in increments of 0.5W
I use my T3S 2.2ohm on a Vamo V3 (V2 doesn't allow you to remove the top collar, which is necessary when fitting BCCs) set at 6.0W. 6.5W or above will tend to burn the wick
I have experienced occasional burning on a regular battery, but usually only when its fully charged as they kick out about 4.1-4.2V at that stage. On a VV battery you should be fine, but I would recommend sticking to the guidelines set by Kanger (dependent on what ohms your coil is):
If you want to get slightly more control, but on a budget, then I'd recommend a Vamo (v3 onwards) as you can run them VV in increments of 0.1V, or VW in increments of 0.5W
I use my T3S 2.2ohm on a Vamo V3 (V2 doesn't allow you to remove the top collar, which is necessary when fitting BCCs) set at 6.0W. 6.5W or above will tend to burn the wick
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