Smoktech RSST Question.

[m3lov3r]

Is the Smoktech RSST used for dripping or is it a tank system?

Thanks in advance.

 

[MotoBlue]

it is a genisis atomiser - mesh and coil on top of a tank.

 

[OlDogNewTricks]

MotoBlue is correct. However, you can build it without using the tank and drip the coil. There is also a short wick method that people have called 'assisted dripping'. Check Youtube for methods. Good luck and have fun!

 

[m3lov3r]

Is this a better setup then most?

 

[m3lov3r]

it is a genisis atomiser - mesh and coil on top of a tank.

What does this mean? What is a genisis atomizer?

 

[broseph]

What does this mean? What is a genisis atomizer?

A genesis atomizer has a tank to hold the liquid at the bottom, and a wick(hole) on top. A lot of people like to roll steel mesh into a wick and use it as wick going into the hole. The top of it will have the posts to tie wire around the wick.

The RSST can be used with the tank (My favorite is to use a steel mesh coil that goes into the tank), or a normal coil can be built on top to use as a dripper atty.

 

[m3lov3r]

A genesis atomizer has a tank to hold the liquid at the bottom, and a wick(hole) on top. A lot of people like to roll steel mesh into a wick and use it as wick going into the hole. The top of it will have the posts to tie wire around the wick.

The RSST can be used with the tank (My favorite is to use a steel mesh coil that goes into the tank), or a normal coil can be built on top to use as a dripper atty.

Thanks bro!
Is there a video on how to do the steel mesh build?

 

[Thrasher]

just youtube search for things like genesis set up or setting up steel mesh etc. as well as head over to the rba subforums many threads over there dealing with coils, different wicking methods etc.
I think a geni with mesh rules. love em..

here a pic just so you know whats your getting into

 

[OlDogNewTricks]

I've used mine as both a standard, wicking Genesis-style atomizer and as an assisted dripper. Currently, I love a 1.5 ohm, 28 gauge Kanthal a-1 coil with a cotton wick. You need to tip the bottom of it up in the air to get it to feed well, but it performs beautifully that way. Also, the cotton is next to free (rolled cotton from CVS, 6 bucks for a 4 ounce package, enough to make about a billion wicks) and takes me with my ham hands less than a minute to change out for new flavors. Just my two cents. Good luck, do your research and have fun!