Thinking about moving towards rebuildables or hybrids..

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Filibuster

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Lots of folks are interested in rebuildables/ hybrids right now, I don't know of any that you can purchase without getting on a list, or getting really lucky on sale day. I'm guessing that the site that was expecting stock on May was House of Hybrids! The best way to keep up to date on the Zenesis is the Zen Alert link in my signature line. Wish I had more info for you, but thought I'd chime in till someone more knowledgeable in the different rebuildables pops in with more info!
 

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There is a great one on classies now. An SS line. Very simple to use, all stainless and great price.

The seller is great person to deal with and a subject matter expert. Im sure he can help you get started. I went to rebuildables in December and never looked back. No comparison on flavor
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/sale-trade/307428-us-fs-ft-line-v2-035-a.html

Good luck, you're on your way to happiness
 

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I personally think it depends on the style that you are interested in. I use the line's (genesis style) which are available here on ECF quite frequently. They are well known for flavor production and a soft draw. If you are interested in the NR/R wire style, COV is going to be releasing the new batch of ody and penelope very soon. I am a big fan of the latter style due to the draw and the heat of the vapor.

I notice that in your signature you are using a provape/provari. I do tend to get errors with the genesis style depending on how I build it up. With the NR/R style, I do not get those. They will pop when overloaded, but again, they work better for me on the higher voltage mods.
 

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I have a Zenesis mini, which I purchased (at a premium price) from the classifieds. I also have an Odysseus running on a Provari. Both the Genesis style and the Ody with non-resistance/resistance wire coil are much easier to setup than you would think. They are very different, the Ody is a stiffer hotter vape which I find more satisfying while working all day, mostly because it is sturdier, with no glass tank, not to mention it DOES NOT LEAK EVER. PERIOD. (yes I know that was multiple periods). The Zenesis is much more satisfying when I'm relaxing at home. Kinda a cigarette vs pipe type of thing, the Zenesis makes big clouds of cooler more flavorful vapor, but doesn't have the punch of the Ody. Having tried both, I could not give up either one. They are not hard to build and maintain. My first coil on each worked fine, but each coil I build performs better and lasts longer than the previous one. I recommend either, I highly recommend both. All my other mods, and I have A LOT are sitting in a cabinet cleaned and unused. I'm about to start giving them away to my friends, because I just don't see myself ever buying an atomizer or cartomizer ever again. Go rebuildable, you won't regret it.

P.S. - Here's the videos that taught me what I needed to get started:

Odysseus: REVIEW OF THE ODYSSEUS REPAIRABLE ATOMISER - YouTube

Zenesis: zenesis coil basics - YouTube

The Zenesis video will also apply for Katanas, Orions, and other Genesis mods. The layout may be slightly different, but the basics are the same.

If it seems complicated or overwhelming, trust me it is not. Once you try it yourself you'll be suprised how quickly you catch on.

Good Luck, PM me if you need any help.
 

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I recently have been interested in a rebuild-able tank/atty system.
I saw a picture of the zen and noticed there was a tank with liquid around it.
Very attractive for me cause I love my hh.357 and would enjoy a tank around it.

so how does the penelope/zenesis atty compare to the draw of an 357??
 
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