Need a genny that doesn't make my coat pocket flammable

[Stefan Liao]

I was walking around town for a while with my pv in my coat pocket. I'm using an Aga t2 but man it leaks a ton. I'm reluctant to put the fill hole screw in because of the wicking obviously and nothing i've done to plug it to allow air through seems to work. My igo w would be fun to take around but "don't drip and drive."

are there any less leaky gennies out there that'll still wick well or any solutions? my carto tanks just don't hold up to my RBAs anymore.

I know I can drill a hole in the top cap small enough for air to get through but not juice but man it's hard to drill into an Aga.

 

[jizzles]

I've only used a rsst but I don't have any wicking issues with a ss rope and mesh setup. I also had leaking problems but with a little search I found that using one of the white caps from cartos help seal it or you can use Teflon tape. I also keep the fill hole plugged with no problems even with the standard ss mesh setup.

 

[DoogieTony]

Solution: Go buy a REO and a RM2.

I drip and drive all day long

 

[Coffin22]

Temon and did have massive wick holes for massive wick = keep fill screw in no leaks = leak free Genny (doesn't work with some ejuices (thicker won't work)) try plugging the fill hole might work fine. Also genesis style arrow is a leak proof design and works, aside from that silica rebuildables like gg style and kayfun and spheroid all don't leak (if built right)

 

[Hiding]

I was walking around town for a while with my pv in my coat pocket. I'm using an Aga t2 but man it leaks a ton. I'm reluctant to put the fill hole screw in because of the wicking obviously and nothing i've done to plug it to allow air through seems to work. My igo w would be fun to take around but "don't drip and drive."

are there any less leaky gennies out there that'll still wick well or any solutions? my carto tanks just don't hold up to my RBAs anymore.

I know I can drill a hole in the top cap small enough for air to get through but not juice but man it's hard to drill into an Aga.

Before I got my Reo, and still used the aga-t+, I pocketed it all the time with no leaking issues and no wicking issues.
Roll a fairly tight solid wick, that drops into the wick hole with out you needing to push it in at all. Should slide in and out with no resistance.
Coil it.
Fill it.
Put the fill screw in.

 

[xyanide]

I suggest that you can also try the method in this thread that I found a little while ago. I don't attempt to pocket my AGA-T yet but this guy got a cool solution.