not sure if this will help but i have just been using RBAs for exactly a month so you can say i'm still a newbie (hell i've only jumped on the vv/vw bandwagon this past february). i started with the aga-t+ and i'm letting you know right now, it's not the easiest to set up for newbies (hot spots galore, no flavor, dry hits, etc.). it's very how should i say... unforgiving. HOWEVER, it's the best one for newbies to hone their wick/coil making skills IMO. it took me a week to get it to where i want it to be (flavor/vapor, wicking wise, hot spot prevention, etc.). all the things that i learned from using the aga-t, i believe, is really invaluable.
i received my RSST yesterday and it's REALLY good... i would actually recommend the RSST over the aga-t for beginners, but i guess at the same time, i would also recommend the aga t first just so you get the needed experience of creating a proper set up.
another thing, i think the RSST is version 1 so what i'm really trying to say i guess is go with the aga line first to hone your skills.
for dripping... hands down get the IGO L. it's that good.
i received my RSST yesterday and it's REALLY good... i would actually recommend the RSST over the aga-t for beginners, but i guess at the same time, i would also recommend the aga t first just so you get the needed experience of creating a proper set up.
another thing, i think the RSST is version 1 so what i'm really trying to say i guess is go with the aga line first to hone your skills.
for dripping... hands down get the IGO L. it's that good.