AGA-T vs The Rest of the Premiums

[darthkir]

Hello,

I know its not a fair comparison but, in terms of flavour delivery and vapour production, does it come close to for example, Z-atty? I am considering of buying it for the price, but if its not i will save a bit more for maybe a Z-atty.

Thanks.

 

[Unforeseen]

Moved to Rebuildable Atomizer Systems

 

[darthkir]

Thanks.

 

[Rule62]

As far as flavor and vapor, it's all up to the builder. You'll be using the same mesh and resistance wire, whether building a Z-atty or an AGA-T. If built properly, you'll get comparable results. That's the cool thing about rebuildables. The differences between the high end units and the Chinese clones are in the materials used, the quality of the machining, and the hardware.

 

[darthkir]

What about the design of the tank itself, will it affect for example air flow or quantity of air being drawn in and whether this will contribute to the quality of vapor and flavor?

 

[Rule62]

Lots of folks have felt that the air hole was a bit small on the AGA-T, which leads to a stiff draw. Some are drilling the hole out a little larger. I enlarged all of mine to 1/16".

 

[darthkir]

Thanks. Looks like I have to get one and decide if i need to move for the high ends

 

[sbacho]

I just recently purchased an AGA-T, my first rebuildable. I'll tell you this - if you have not used one before, I would recommend getting a less expensive one at first, because it may not be for you. I love to play with the AGA-T, but after using Vivi Novas, which are so fast and easy to clean, fill, and change flavor, the rebuildable is not as practical for daily use.

 

[spraintz]

+1 with Rule62, most of the performance comes from how well you build yer wick and coil. That being said, there are characteristics of of each genesis style rba that make it unique..... Will the average/beginner user be able to pick up on the performance differences between the AGA-T and the Z-Atty? probably not but there are clear airflow design and engineering aspects that are specific to a ZAP and with more experience in the kind of performance genesis atomizers are capable of you might find yerself getting sucked in to the rba addiction (I did)

I must say tho, the AGA atomizers are probably the best bang for the buck you could start out with when compared to the high end atomizers...

 

[Omni3vil]

I own a AGA T and AGA S, while I like both, the S is by far my favorite one. If you are new to the rebuildable scene, and your coming from the vivi nova, I think it's the way to go.
I like to change flavors quite a bit and the size of the S allows for me to vape a few hours till the tank is empty and quickly change flavors. Also given the size I find getting a good wrap on the wick without hotspots or error codes seems to be easier for me. But it's all about taste and funds available.

 

[jtvitangcol]

if your gonna go genesis just b patient with it.. it may take some time till u get the hang of building the wick and coil properly