My new AGA-T2 wick.
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The dual wick allows ultra loose wick through deck hole and firm wick through coil.
Bonus that you can renew wick several times by pulling like toilet paper..
Cool idea. I'm gonna try the dual wick now. I tried dual coil but havent tried 2 wicks in one coil. Seems like i could make the wicks thinner so they would wick better. Might be a silly question but what is that white/clear plastic-looking piece you have sticking out of the wick hole there?
Through deck ultra skinny auto dripper style wicks wick wreally wicked quick. Read that out loud then see RipTripper's auto dripper YT video.
I have no time for factory screw plugs nor flooded deck so I just cut some pieces of silicone tubing for crude but effective stoppers.
I know i am beating a dead horse here and this is the last I'll post about it so apologies in advance. I have gotten my aga-t2 to work just fine. The riptripper auto-dripper method works best for me. But the taste is still funky. The taste isn't bad, it is just a lot lot different. I have the same juice in an aspire bdc, a kanger protank, an igo-w, and my aga-t. The taste is of course a little different from device to device but the juice in the aga-t doesnt remotely taste like it is supposed to. Ive tried everything. Sadly i think i might be one of those people who just don't prefer genesis style attys.
yep i put a 5/16th hole in the cap and im thinking about enlarging the hole on the deck as well. The autodripper method is the best ive found for it yet and it is growing on me.
I love my AGA-T2's on the hammer clone. I also have a couple of FT clones that work just as well, the glass is not as thick as the original, but it gets the job done.The micro coil with cotton auto dripper setup is by far the easiest and best setup for flavor and vapor production. Opening up the air hole is must also, I used a drill punch that has a file like point, and worked the hole open a little at a time until I got the perfect draw. My only problem now is that it doesn't look right on the hammer. It works great, but doesn't have any style to compliment the hammers look. I guess I'll start looking into getting a Kayfun or Kraken.