I'm torn between these 3 rebuilds, RSST, AGA-T2 and the UD AGI. What do you think? Is one better than the other?
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Welcome , and while I'm not really familiar with the AGI , I have to base my opinion , as to the other two devices . I have both , and like them , equally well . In my opinion , the RSST , is alittle easier to connect the coils , but other than that , they both provide a nice vape . And neither one , is all that expensive . Good Luck in your decision . Or you could just buy one of each , make your own decision , and sell the one's you don't like .
Since the #8 is two tone, any of those will look good aesthetically. The RSST is simpler, but if you want to use e-juices that crack plastic tanks you should stick with AGA-T or AGI. Also, you cannot do U wicks with the RSST. I have the RSST and the AGI. I choose the AGI so I would have the option of using it as a dripper. The wick holes are a little small on the AGI, and the mesh wick hole is close to the center pole, so I don't really want to risk drilling it out. It still puts out enough vapor for me, but not as well as the RSST. Both the AGI and RSST air holes were too small for me and I drilled them out to 1.0mm. I don't have an AGA-T so I don't really have an opinion I can share. Initially I didn't like the way the drip tip wobbled in the RSST, but after using it while driving I found it isn't so bad especially when you hit those bumps in the road.
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So I pulled the trigger and ordered my AGI. Now, to get my mesh on or is there a big difference in vape/taste if I used silica over mesh? Do you have any suggestions?
Most agree that there is a better taste with mesh, but still many are happy with silica systems. I like my Terminator, and it is wick. Try them both and see which you like. I also wanted to point out that you wouldn't want to drill out the AGI wick holes any way. They are threaded so you can use threaded screws to plug up the holes so it doesn't leak in drip mode.
I would stick with mesh - its super easy to customize and once you get a hang of it, it wicks perfectly. I generally roll with 400 or 500 grain and its cheap as hell if you order in bulk.
(or you could go ceramic
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(or you could go ceramic
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i think smoktech rsst is the best among those atty.. u can search for a review by pbusardo.. worth every penny
I prefer mesh to eliminate the chance of inhaling any silica fibers. Silica wicks break down and frey. You could also look into bamboo or hemp wicks.
Quick question, could I use the mesh hole for wicks instead and the use the negative post for the dripper mode instead of connecting to the negative screw down below towards the base?
Yes, that is what it is for. There are two negative posts. One low for coiling up the mesh to the center positive post, and one negative post at the same level as the positive center post for wrapping around silica wick. You can make a "U" out of the silica wick that drops through the two holes into the bottom tank. When you want to use it drip mode, pull the wicks up, plug the holes with the screw plugs and just coil the wicks around. With a lot of wick you can drip a lot more too. This gives you more vape time between dripping...
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I thought about the AGI as well. The price point is good considering u actually get two delivery systems. I decided that I would go for the ATA T2 simply because if I have a setup working well and want to drip I'm not going to tear it down, just use my Igo L.
I'm a fan of the AGA T2. Looks great on the eVic, and the size of the wick holes and fill holes isn't as near as inconvenient as I've heard. I'm a noob and I have no problem rebuilding wicks/coils.
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