RSST Fill Hole

[Heavyrocker]

If you lose your silicon plug for the RSST fill hole,a atty spike from an ego will fit perfect,its machined exactly the same hole size,just fill the atty spike with cotton or mesh.Too remove the spike too fill you will need a sharp knife too slide under the spike,it fits good.

 

[Heavyrocker]

UPDATE:

Heres a better way,just use the silicon cap from a needle bottle,this fits better.

 

[rawr]

What about to cut the top of the silicon cap off for better airflow? Does it help? Does rsst need that mod? Still waiting for mine to ship.

 

[Ronald3638]

Mine came with 2 spare plugs for, a total of 3, also came with a spare spring, washer and 2 spare O-rings. I wrap my coil on a 6-32 screw and make my wick fit the coil that leaves just enough of a gap that it wicks like crazy with the fill hole plugged yet it's tight enough that I haven't had any leaks.

 

[rawr]

I am using rsst for few days now. It looks nice, but

1. Top cap get really hot ( 1.5ohm at 3.5volts )
2. Positive post isnt good for thin wires (0.2mm and less), hard to attach it
3. Airhole is tiny , too much vacuum
4. There is a little space between the base and the poly tank. When assembled it doesnt bother

I am a little disappointed I like cobra clone much better...

 

[metalhed73]

I am using rsst for few days now. It looks nice, but

1. Top cap get really hot ( 1.5ohm at 3.5volts )
2. Positive post isnt good for thin wires (0.2mm and less), hard to attach it
3. Airhole is tiny , too much vacuum
4. There is a little space between the base and the poly tank. When assembled it doesnt bother

I am a little disappointed I like cobra clone much better...

1 and 3 are likely related, not enough air flow will allow things to heat up a bit, simple fix is drill out the air hole. (my RSST now has a 1/16" air hole which is approx 1.6mm

2 the issue with thin wire is the spring with not enough tension on it I solved this with some extra washers on top to the spring combined with wrapping the wire completely around the positive post allowing it to cross over the positive leg coming from the coil.

just like any Genny it takes a little ingenuity and fiddling to get just right and for me that is half the fun ;-) (YMMV)

 

[williebb123]

i have the original AC9 i have never plugged the fill hole and do not have any spill problems , and yeah the top cap gets pretty warm sometimes but i got a 1.0 ohm coil setting in there glowing like a neon light geesh

 

[gatorjim]

Thanks, great tip!

 

[rawr]

I have to say that after another 2 days of use i like it a lot, better than cobra. Yeah, the cap gets hot, but its a good indicator to take a pause from vaping, hehe. Also with bigger air hole (1.5mm or 1.7 mm) this should be a little better, but i really like quiet vaping experience with genesis attys. I drilled the hole on cobra to 2mm and its little too airy and "loud".