Odd. My filler hole is on the bottom of my tobeco kf clone. As far as filler bottles go, I had an empty ejuice bottle with a real small tip on it that fits perfectly, so that has become my kf filler bottle.
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Speaking from experience here.
I would steer you away from any genny-type RTAs (Kraken) if you are just starting in RBAs. Get a Kayfun-style RBA for your first RTA.
Believe me, there is a lot to learn and it will be a lot easier if you start with a Kayfun-type RTA over a Geney-type RTA.
A More experienced user (I think it was Rule61 .. can't remember atm) tried to steer me clear of Genny-style RTAs as a newcomer but I didn't listen. I have 4 Genny-type RTAs collecting dust now and am currently enjoying my KF-type RTAs instead. YMMV
I would steer you away from any genny-type RTAs (Kraken) if you are just starting in RBAs. Get a Kayfun-style RBA for your first RTA.
Believe me, there is a lot to learn and it will be a lot easier if you start with a Kayfun-type RTA over a Geney-type RTA.
A More experienced user (I think it was Rule61 .. can't remember atm) tried to steer me clear of Genny-style RTAs as a newcomer but I didn't listen. I have 4 Genny-type RTAs collecting dust now and am currently enjoying my KF-type RTAs instead. YMMV
Ya, solid advice.
Ill probably just stick with the RDAs until Im good and comfortable with them and then worry about the tanks.
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Ill probably just stick with the RDAs until Im good and comfortable with them and then worry about the tanks.
Oh, and go noles (Florida Native)
So, these ohm meters where you screw the atty onto it. Are those really needed or is a good ole multimeter sufficient?
I would think if you have a decent DMM, it will probably read more accurately than a dedicated ohm meter but I don't have any proof to back that up.
I personally use a mod, and double check with a fluke multi meter. As long as you trust the multi meter and know how to properly use it, you'll be fine. I second staying away from top coil bottom tank systems. Genesis style can be a hug pita for a new builder. A magma, or as another here said a Kayfun would be perfect for a new builder. The down side to the Kayfun is learning proper wicking and some find it challenging. With the magma you won't be wasting juice as much through your learning curve. I would actually recommend an APO for new builders. You can build a single coil setup, and when your comfortable, move on to duel or quad coil builds on it.
Unless its a dmm you can zero out, I would go with a good ohms meter....dmms often read ohms high due to the native resistance of the probes.
All you have to do is touch the probes together and see what they read. Then take that number and subtract it from the reading of the build to accurately get resistance. A good ohm meter is useful, but a multimeter should be in the toolbox to use if for nothing else other than checking equipment to be working how it should.
I've never had a dmm read the exact same resistance when touching the probes together....it often varies by a 10th. For coil building I would suggest a good ohm meter. Specially one that reads to .001
Oh.... If I recall correctly, those particular batteries are rewrapped LG's, and are not 35 amp.... They are 20 amp continuous (which will be fine in your box mods, I believe they have a 10a draw)
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