AGA T-2--May have figured this device out

[Annie56]

So I took my RSST and my little mech in 18650 mode, used it on my hour-long commute to work. I had a bit of 32 Kanthal wire and the little blue screwdriver that came with the AGA T-2 in my ecig case packed in my bag. During my break, I recoiled my RSST. I made a 5 wrap coil onto the little screwdriver, which is about the same size as the screwdriver that I used before. Smoothed out the ss mesh wick, and installed it into the coil, making sure that wick and coil were all snuggied up together. Then I installed this onto the RSST. I waited a moment for some juice to wick, then hit the button. A nice plume. I walked off for a moment and took a quick vape.
After work, I used the RSST for the hour drive back home. The juice tasted really nice!! The ohms wound up being 1.8. So I think from now on, I will switch to having the wick installed before coil installation. And so the gennie love continues.....

 

[WarHawk-AVG]

I just ran across this

Stainless steel rope...7x19 (3/16")

 

[WarHawk-AVG]

 

[Annie56]

None of these techniques are my own. There is a wealth of information, on Youtube and Vimeo. I used video tutorials put up by pBusardo, RIPTrippers, and eHuman, and Petar K on Vimeo, to really get my gennies clicking. GeekGirlVaper, on multimeter use.