Just purchased a kraken to the arsenal because I wanted a genesis style atty what are some pros and cons to them would love plenty of input . How long does the SS mesh last compared to cotton wick heard it needs to be up right at all times,if sitting on its side is it prone to leaking? Some tips to also consider would be great
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I have a steam turbine set up in auto dripping mode and I love it. It chucks clouds. Anyhoo my build will leak if I tilt it over but it never leaked when I had it set up with mesh dual coils.
I like glass tank genny inspired toppers. They are fun to tune. My small deck hole AGT has never leaked in pocket or on side. Genny style w/ large deck holes are cloud chase compatible with 100% VG but may leak on side. My genny never leaks because I know how to treat her.
A mesh wick can last months if you don't burn holes in it. It will require the occasional dry burn to degunkify it, tho. How often depends on the gunkability of your liquids.
If you have the Kraken clone from fasttech, it is more prone to leaking if left on its side than the original. The original has a smaller diameter fill hole that liquids tend not to find their way out of.
If you have the Kraken clone from fasttech, it is more prone to leaking if left on its side than the original. The original has a smaller diameter fill hole that liquids tend not to find their way out of.
Getting a genesis atomizer set up with SS mesh can be tricky at times, and there is a learning curve to its setup. Once you get setup right with a little trial and error, it will be worth it, and one of the best vapes you can get.
The Kraken is currently my favorite genny. I have 2 of them set up with dual mesh wicks/coils. The flavor is on par with my drippers.
I have the RSST and its a fun one to use... I prefer cotton/silica wick system, easy to change out coils/wicks, no need to empty the tank. With the cotton/silica wick setup, it doesnt leak... once the cotton saturates it "seals" the hole, preventing leaks. Since the cotton stays so juicy, it is like having it in dripper mode.
Even tho the wick holes are threaded I have not had any leaking problems, even with the Fasttech clone. The only beef I have is the screw quality, but it's still working fine. I have mine (which is the only setup I have) setup for dual mode, two coils of 28ga, ten wraps each. 1.3 ohms total. I am also using cotton, and I have extra yarn in the tank so that when it starts getting funky I can just pull it thru and cut the junk off.
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Even tho the wick holes are threaded I have not had any leaking problems, even with the Fasttech clone. The only beef I have is the screw quality, but it's still working fine. I have mine (which is the only setup I have) setup for dual mode, two coils of 28ga, ten wraps each. 1.3 ohms total. I am also using cotton, and I have extra yarn in the tank so that when it starts getting funky I can just pull it thru and cut the junk off.
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That's pretty freakin sweet.
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Gennies are great and all but from what I've seen it takes a LOT of effort to get it anywhere near as good as kayfun style atty.
The best thing is they pretty much last forever. I recoiled mine about once a month with the wicks 'lasting' for much longer. I never really needed to replace them unless I'm trying something new. A kayfun goes through at least 2 wicks a week.
Get a spare/old toothbrush for cleaning your dryburns.
The best thing is they pretty much last forever. I recoiled mine about once a month with the wicks 'lasting' for much longer. I never really needed to replace them unless I'm trying something new. A kayfun goes through at least 2 wicks a week.
Get a spare/old toothbrush for cleaning your dryburns.
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