re buildable tanks/atomizers

[morbidsanity]

can anyone recomend one? ive been leaning on the rsst genesis.....but i want to see my options...

 

[Myrany]

The answer I got when I asked that question awhile back is for a beginner genny the RSST is nearly foolproof because of the polypro tank and insulated wick hole.

That said I ignored the advice and picked up an AGA-T2 which I love. I do have to be much more careful though to oxidize properly and check for shorts and hot legs.

 

[JonnyB88]

The RSST was what I was recommended as well. And it truly is beginner-friendly.
And Phil Busardo definitely helped with the set-up.

 

[genghishahn]

I agree with Myrany and JohnnyB88. I recommend the RSST to anyone looking to get into rebuildable gennies because of the issues I had getting my AGA-T2 setup the first few times. The RSST seems like it'd be very beginner friendly.

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[tj99959]

Unfortunately it still comes across to me like smoking a broken cigarette, or one with a hole in it. For the folks that don't mind an airy draw both the RSST and the AGA are pretty good.

 

[Sewage]

All I can say is, aga t2 you will not be disappointed.... Ever!

 

[90quattrocoupe]

Busardo did not mention what size mesh to use. What wicks the best, 325X325, 400X400 or 500X500 no matter, which atomizer? So if I don't want to go sub-ohm, how many wraps would put me at, say, 1.5ohms?

Greg W.

 

[90quattrocoupe]

Busardo did not mention what size mesh to use. What wicks the best, 325X325, 400X400 or 500X500 no matter, which atomizer? So if I don't want to go sub-ohm, how many wraps would put me at, say, 1.5ohms?

Greg W.

 

[SissySpike]

can anyone recomend one? ive been leaning on the rsst genesis.....but i want to see my options...

Good choice

Busardo did not mention what size mesh to use. What wicks the best, 325X325, 400X400 or 500X500 no matter, which atomizer? So if I don't want to go sub-ohm, how many wraps would put me at, say, 1.5ohms?



Greg W.

500 is what I use what gauge wire are you using? do you have a multimeter? I would strongly suggest you do before you build coils. No since guessing

this is a pretty good meter for the price

Amazon.com: Equus 3320 Auto-Ranging Digital Multimeter: Automotive

 

[90quattrocoupe]

Good choice

500 is what I use what gauge wire are you using? do you have a multimeter? I would strongly suggest you do before you build coils. No since guessing

this is a pretty good meter for the price

Amazon.com: Equus 3320 Auto-Ranging Digital Multimeter: Automotive

I have a multimeter, I also have the little black box. What size wire and how many wraps would you suggest for about 1.5 -1.8 ohms?

Greg W.