Recommendations for trying out a Genesis style atty?

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miketreeguy

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I have an AGA-t plus and a Zenisis...so far the Zen wins ...but not by much..I just ordered the RSST to put on a new poldiac birthday mod...but yeah for the money you cant beat the AGAT...the only drawback to that devise is the wickhole is a bit far from the pos post and you will have to lean the wick over to it to eliminate the hot spot that may develop

when I first got mine I had a coil built for it in about 3 minutes 5/4 wrap at 2.0 ohms..slight hot lead at the top , pushed the coil over a bit and tightened the screw and Bam!!...perfect center to edge glow... piece of cake...just make sure you have a good VV/VW mod for me the Vamo is a perfect devise to learn rba's with because the controls are so easy...ohm check...volt down to 3.2..pulse it to get it going and harden the coil..get it glowing a bit...let off...up a volt...pulse it to get all the coils red...up a volt...pulse...add a drop of juice pulse it...fill your tank and you good to go...and if you get a hot spot its easier to work it out while the coils are red they are more pliable

and remember to volt down all the way when you first put power to a new coil...thats 99% of the cause for new coils popping.
 

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A multimeter will suffice.

But if you plan to use eGo class batts for your RBAs, think again. The batt is way too underpowered for stainless steel wicks, and you will end up barely boiling your juice instead of evaporating them, resulting in washbacks and gunky solids in your tank

if he did a 4/3 coil and it tested at 1.5-1.8...he could be fine...egos are 3.2volt fixed when freshly charged if he had a twist or a spinner it would be better..BUT i still would not recommend an RBA to anyone using a eGo style batt because a hard short or ohm drop could ruin it...My Zenisis is a Hybrid mech mod and its straight bat power to the coil...but I still meter them prior to firing because i prefer a 2 ohm coil with my bobas bounty...any hotter and i dont like the flavor.

thats the trick with a mech/RBA mod or hybrid..all the control you have is the coil build.
 
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I have an AGA-t plus and a Zenisis...so far the Zen wins ...but not by much..I just ordered the RSST to put on a new poldiac birthday mod...but yeah for the money you cant beat the AGAT...the only drawback to that devise is the wickhole is a bit far from the pos post and you will have to lean the wick over to it to eliminate the hot spot that may develop

when I first got mine I had a coil built for it in about 3 minutes 5/4 wrap at 2.0 ohms..slight hot lead at the top , pushed the coil over a bit and tightened the screw and Bam!!...perfect center to edge glow... piece of cake...just make sure you have a good VV/VW mod for me the Vamo is a perfect devise to learn rba's with because the controls are so easy...ohm check...volt down to 3.2..pulse it to get it going and harden the coil..get it glowing a bit...let off...up a volt...pulse it to get all the coils red...up a volt...pulse...add a drop of juice pulse it...fill your tank and you good to go...and if you get a hot spot its easier to work it out while the coils are red they are more pliable

and remember to volt down all the way when you first put power to a new coil...thats 99% of the cause for new coils popping.

Let me know how to RSST compares to the AGA. I was in a CoOp for it and then fell out cause of CC fraud locking up my card. I looked around and found a vendor for it at $40 but wondering if its worth the money when the AGA is only $25.
 
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