Haze Mini Tank-type genny on a Series Box?

[hadewwken]

Was wondering if a Haze Mini tank-type genny would be able to keep up in terms of wicking on a series box. Just got my Avocado tank in the other day (which is basically the same design as the Haze) and have been looking to buy it a new home. Wanted to buy a regulated box for it but regulated devices have been over-saturated with all these cheap 150 watt-ers and none of them appeal to me. I figured since I've gotten used to the heat I get from my Cricket, I might as well get another series box for my Avocado since I want to be different lol

Now back to my question, do you think these types of Genesis tanks would be able to handle a series box? Since the Avocado isn't your typical chamber-shaft type tank or high-end, grain of rice airflow type of genny, I was wondering if it would be able to keep up with the 7.5 volts being pushed through it. What I'm dreaming of is to have it on a series box, built around .6-.7ish, and be able to take 2, maybe 3 pulls before having to tilt. Am I dreaming to big?

 

[hadewwken]

uppity

 

[Bad Ninja]

1. It's not really a genesis.
Genesis attys were designed for mesh wicks.
These new atomizers like the haze are designed for cotton or rayon.
Just a with a bottom tank ( or a deck over the juice wells).

2. It's all gonna depend on wicking.

Why specifically that build on a series box?
I usually tailor my builds to the atty and device, rather than buy gear based on a resistance value.