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possibly interested in this new atty, I exclusively vape ceramic wicks that come in 2 different sizes 1/8 & 7/64. in genny mode does anyone know if either of these wicks would fit? from the pictures this atty looks like its built really nice for an inexpensive device, how does it compare to lets say an rsst or a regular aga-t?
 

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I have had mine for 2 or 3 weeks now, and I only use it in the dripper mode, but I LOVE it. Nice big drip well, shiny smooth finish to it, threads are great, and I'm quite pleased with the posts as well.

A few little draw backs...the o-rings are a TINY bit too small, so the cap is dangerous. Also (and this doesn't matter for me) the wick hole only looks to be around 3/32 in diameter.

Oh! And it comes with a nicely finished pyrex tank, which I was suprised with. Up to par with IBT glass! Take the chance bud.
 

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I have had mine for 2 or 3 weeks now, and I only use it in the dripper mode, but I LOVE it. Nice big drip well, shiny smooth finish to it, threads are great, and I'm quite pleased with the posts as well.

A few little draw backs...the o-rings are a TINY bit too small, so the cap is dangerous. Also (and this doesn't matter for me) the wick hole only looks to be around 3/32 in diameter.

Oh! And it comes with a nicely finished pyrex tank, which I was suprised with. Up to par with IBT glass! Take the chance bud.

thanks for the info, so the wick hole is a little small? I wonder if it could be enlarged a little?
 

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http://imageshack.us/a/img198/8002/imag0221f.jpg
http://imageshack.us/a/img109/6199/imag0220ff.jpg

First is of the wick/filling holes, all 3 are the same size. (good guess on the sizing eh? 3/32s exactly.)

Second is the bottom of the post base with all the goodies you get with it. (I super glued the bottom of the holes because I use mine strictly for dripping, no more leaky!)

I can't get over how nice this glass tank is...wish I still liked tank systems kind of, heh.


edit- and yes, I do think it would be possible to drill the wick hole(s) out to whatever size you want. There is PLENTY of room in this device which is why I love it so much.

edit2- actually now that I look at the the bottom of the post base, you MAY get into the o-ring canal if you drill too much. hmm, going to take 1 more picture.
 
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3/32 ss rope, fits just about perfect

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http://img835.imageshack.us/img835/7430/imag0222dc.jpg

So you could PROBABLY enlarge it some, but it's not much man. The o-ring canal is RIGHT there as you can see, I tried to get the best picture I could.

thanks so much for all the pics and such, I really appreciate it a lot. being that I still have some 3/32 ceramic wicks left I definitely will get one and then take it from there. also I never have tried a dripper like this, so this will be cool to try something a little different. still vaping the pluid?
 

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Went to bed! As someone said the holes are just beveled and are plugged with alan keyed plug screws. If you're going to try the drip mode just remember not to put too much juice in at one time, because juice inevitably seeps through the plug screws (my reason for sealing the bottom sides of those holes with epoxy). And you're welcome! You helped me a LOT back when I was getting started with RBAs...very happy to finally help you in some way. :D Yes I'm still vaping on pluid as well, lol, but I have found two other great juices! G2 and Shocker from G2Vapor...me and my pluid stash LOVE them!


and for Qorax...it's almost identically the same size as an AGA-T2. There is more room in the cap end though because of the flat top, unlike the AGA's slanted one.

edit- And it looks AMAZING on my PAPS...just saw you had two. :p
 

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Just a warning, the AGI can make a nice genesis style system, BUT only if you modify the spring that connects the positive connector to the top. The spring adds 0.4 to 0.5 ohms of resistance and needs to be modified to a solid metal piece. But I will say its the best looking genesis tank. It is a very nice finish and it all fits together nice, just the design needs to be improved to not use the crappy spring that adds a lot of resistance.
 

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...and for Qorax...it's almost identically the same size as an AGA-T2. There is more room in the cap end though because of the flat top, unlike the AGA's slanted one.

edit- And it looks AMAZING on my PAPS...just saw you had two. :p

Hey Thanx! And can I have a pic of it also?
 

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Went to bed! As someone said the holes are just beveled and are plugged with alan keyed plug screws. If you're going to try the drip mode just remember not to put too much juice in at one time, because juice inevitably seeps through the plug screws (my reason for sealing the bottom sides of those holes with epoxy). And you're welcome! You helped me a LOT back when I was getting started with RBAs...very happy to finally help you in some way. :D Yes I'm still vaping on pluid as well, lol, but I have found two other great juices! G2 and Shocker from G2Vapor...me and my pluid stash LOVE them!

and for Qorax...it's almost identically the same size as an AGA-T2. There is more room in the cap end though because of the flat top, unlike the AGA's slanted one.

edit- And it looks AMAZING on my PAPS...just saw you had two. :p

the new avatar looks great, going to order the agi so thanks again for the info.
 

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Just a warning, the AGI can make a nice genesis style system, BUT only if you modify the spring that connects the positive connector to the top. The spring adds 0.4 to 0.5 ohms of resistance and needs to be modified to a solid metal piece. But I will say its the best looking genesis tank. It is a very nice finish and it all fits together nice, just the design needs to be improved to not use the crappy spring that adds a lot of resistance.

+1 on this post. I love the AGI as a dripper, but the spring in Genesis mode was a poor design decision. This guy I met at a local vape shop said that he replaced the spring with a center post from the Innokin iClear 16/30 coils and it has been working well for him. I haven't tried that myself, but will in the future.
 
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