can anyone recomend one? ive been leaning on the rsst genesis.....but i want to see my options...
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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.
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.
The RSST was what I was recommended as well. And it truly is beginner-friendly.
And Phil Busardo definitely helped with the set-up.
And Phil Busardo definitely helped with the set-up.
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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you will not be disappointed.... Ever!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.
Greg W.
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.
Greg W.
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
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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?
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