Just got one of these this week eager to check it out with un oxidized wick.I have many genis have always oxidized we'll see
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I just got one of these this week and waited until today to set it up. After setting up two AGA-T's, this one is a breeze, and I love the way it looks. Learning on the AGA did have the advantage of forcing me to pay more attention to detail which is probably why I had no problem setting up the RSST so quickly. Just wish the tank came in glass.
All in all, though, for $24, I like it a lot.
All in all, though, for $24, I like it a lot.
Got to ageree with everything here....mine is cooking juice with no issues...i did drill out the hole to 1/16 ...not that it needed it...but because its what i like ...i also have a Agat2..and a Zen...and this thing is right there between the 2 as far as vape quality
For more flavor I would recommend using 28 or 30 gauge kanthal and putting more wraps into your coil. More wraps means more flavor as it will make the vapor more dense.
I am a bit amazed that the haters havent made their way into this thread and tell us all how bad the RSST sucks because the tank material isnt glass...just sayin..
The AC9, which the RSST is a copy of doesn't either. Because of the tank design, there likely won't be any glass tanks available, unless someone comes up with a 2 piece tank, and o rings or gaskets.
Don't forget that the wick hole is miles from the center post, and the spring-loaded center post is totally inconsistent, and the insulator in the wick hole will instantly burn and melt.
The second tube isn't necessary. Look at the design of the AGA-T2 (the only other gennie I have) where the center post is sealed with o-rings. All that is needed is a way to seal the center post connections, which are already tapered. A bit of drinking-water-safe PTFE tape can seal those easily (they appear to be 1/16" NPT pipe threads to me, but I haven't had a chance to verify -- they are definitely tapered threads which tend to self-seal). The top and bottom seals should be easy -- the bottom is flat, so an o-ring will sit easily there, and the top has a pre-made groove with a silicone seal that will accept another o-ring for the top seal.
All that's needed is a proper size glass tube.
Don't forget that the wick hole is miles from the center post, and the spring-loaded center post is totally inconsistent, and the insulator in the wick hole will instantly burn and melt.
Yeah...geez it a wonder the whole thing doesnt just blow apart ...lol
A 2 piece tank design would be a simple thing....with a silicone ring attached to a centertube with a wide flat bottom for the tank to snug into
Oh...and btw...im still holding 1.9 from my original build....the thing is solid...3 tanks through it and no change
So, I was washing my RSST over the sink, marvelling at its solid build quality when I lost grip on the center pole plastic insulator (deck side) and wasn't ninja enough to snatch it up before it out-ninja'd me down the drain.
Anyone know where to buy these plastic insulators? Would like to buy several of these as well as the bottom insulators since I have a feeling they may start leaking especially since I've been known to screw around a lot. Cheers!
Anyone know where to buy these plastic insulators? Would like to buy several of these as well as the bottom insulators since I have a feeling they may start leaking especially since I've been known to screw around a lot. Cheers!
Nope, don't have a trapper thingy and I recently cleaned out all the hair and gunk stuck in it (sorry if TMI, but at least I keep it real).
Yeah bro....i would check the "p"trap...thats what its there for...and also to prwvent sewer gas from passing up through....but it does a dandy jobof holding vivi nova coil caps...i dug one out myself recently...actually just had to unscrew the 2 pvc compression nuts
Here's my first wick with 400 Mesh and 32 gauge Kanthal. Hand wound around the wick, no drill bit for me.
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