AGA-T has a clear tank. And it's probably just as easy or easier to wick as a Chobra. GotVapes sells them as a Brkshire CRT.
I do like the Chobra for it sleeker design, but is is not stainless, either.
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AGA-T has a clear tank. And it's probably just as easy or easier to wick as a Chobra. GotVapes sells them as a Brkshire CRT.
I do like the Chobra for it sleeker design, but is is not stainless, either.
i got 3 chobras from 2 coops so not sure if its made by the same manufacturer. Both has some of the paint coming off the inside of the top cap exposing the copper or brass. All of my chobra's after less than a couple weeks has issues with both the negative and fill screws because the threads are all shot. 1 chobra out the wrapper had the issue with the threads and some weird grounding problem rendering it useless.
Thankfully i didnt pay a lot but Im really bummed. The only reason why i didnt go for the aga-t because of how it looked with the knurled bottom. If only the aga-t looked like the regular aga with a clear tank i would had bought them instead
Thankfully i didnt pay a lot but Im really bummed. The only reason why i didnt go for the aga-t because of how it looked with the knurled bottom. If only the aga-t looked like the regular aga with a clear tank i would had bought them instead
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I think the choba's look way better as well. Main reason I was leaning that way. They're sold out like everything else though.
i got 3 chobras from 2 coops so not sure if its made by the same manufacturer. Both has some of the paint coming off the inside of the top cap exposing the copper or brass. All of my chobra's after less than a couple weeks has issues with both the negative and fill screws because the threads are all shot. 1 chobra out the wrapper had the issue with the threads and some weird grounding problem rendering it useless.
Thankfully i didnt pay a lot but Im really bummed. The only reason why i didnt go for the aga-t because of how it looked with the knurled bottom. If only the aga-t looked like the regular aga with a clear tank i would had bought them instead
Here are my AGAs:
Satin finish.......
Polished finish....
The pictures really don't do them justice - I've got a crap camera. I removed the knurling myself.
Edit: Oh, and both tanks have been replaced with glass from IBTanked.
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I used a drill press with an XY axis vice attached to the base, holding a file. Then some fine emery paper. I am going to post a link to where another poster shared his technique. Link: De-knurled and Polished AGA-T
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It's listed under custom tubes > common sizes: https://www.ibtanked.com/custom-cut-tubes/common-sizes/aga-t-tube-detail
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