Yes, it is really interesting and tasty genny. Titanium details, big wick holes (with insulators) and positive/negative posts with 'crowns' make this atty very comfortable for use. The first series (1-2 batches) had troubles with liquid tanks. But later the problem have been resolved.
My Thunderbolt (from 2nd batch, the liquid tank was replaced with self-made glass)
Other than that I cannot help. Give Peter_Iz a shout there is a good chance he is on the Russian Vape Forum and be able to find morr info. 
Yes about 15 watts for you...that's similar to what I vaped them at back in the day, but when the kayfun came out and specifically cotton, I switched...I'm still mtl, but at 20 to 25 watts and was curious if the newer gennys are able to reach these higher wattages.....I still have an old aga-t and from time to time vape it, but I just need a bit more power which that genny won't do....I run mine on a 18500 tube at 1-1.2 ohm. If you can work out the maths?
I have to say it's a great genny. Manufacturing is spot on, easy to set up. ( well I found it easy) and is a lovely vape. At about $120 + postage IMO for a full Ti genny well worth it.
I run mine on a 18500 tube at 1-1.2 ohm. If you can work out the maths?
I have to say it's a great genny. Manufacturing is spot on, easy to set up. ( well I found it easy) and is a lovely vape. At about $120 + postage IMO for a full Ti genny well worth it.
Since that post I bought 2 gennys after not vaping them for many years. I bought an in'ax mkiii and a le zephyr. I vaped them both with of coarse mesh and they were very good but I guess I just got to use to rebuildable rta's with cotton/ rayon...the genny vape is flavorful but lacking an intensity I get with a small chimney rta. I guess the mesh is just too smooth for me now and am going to sell bothand even more
Nice!
