First time rebuldable.

[Jerri]

Was wondering what rebuldable would be best to buy to get into rebulding?

I have absolutely zero idea how to rewick etc but would like to try.

Like the look of this

www.vaperstall.com/inspire-rebuildable-atomisers/inspire-k-rebuildable-atomiser/#reviews

But can't seem to find a guide on youtube for it.

What would people recommend?

Thanks.

[Mev]

Aga-T.. safercigs.co.uk had them in last time I looked.

[djs]

You could try.

www.ivapour-elixir.co.uk/

or, there's a "new" (?) vendor doing similar ones

www.vapegear.co.uk/

[Jerri]

Thanks, are they easy to rebuild?

[djs]

Dec 29, 2012 19:58:13 GMT Jerri said:

Thanks, are they easy to rebuild?

I don't know....mine hasn't arrived yet >

Once you've worked out how to wrap a wire round a wick, I'd imagine it's straightforward, but a lot of folk use SS mesh, which will be a bit of a learning curve for me.

[andy01424]

liberty have them £19.99 for an Aga T ---use aaec code 5% off
www.liberty-flights.co.uk/product.asp?id=196

only thing is your best trying to find some ss mesh to coil with it,some like wick i prefer mesh

once you master the aga worlds open on rebuildables

to give you idea heres todds review shows coiling etc -

[moonraker]

I tried and failed after 5 hrs im all thumbs

[smudge]

I went for the IGO-L as it seemed to be one of the easier ones to rebuild. Have just done my first wick and coil and it actually works! Worked almost too well, had a bit of a coughing fit after the first drag

Dropped the watts a bit and all is good now. It is a bit fiddly, but tbh if I can do it, anyone can.

Edited to add - only good if you're after a dripping atty ofc

[Ellen]

Clockworks RDA (Rebuildable Dripping Atomiser) the easiest thing to coil and superb flavour

clockworks-cornwall.co.uk/

[Jerri]

Am after a tank style rebuild able, will watch the review now. Thanks!

[andy01424]

easiest way i found at first to wick a ss coil was to take it out coil from top down,put wick back in then,screw bottom tail down first,give it a little twist to keep it taut then do same with top coil,after that coiling came a minute job lol if you get a agat or a genny clone ,you may have to clear the air hole, a few have done it ,we think its a bit of swarf left after polishing ,just put a tip of one blade from nail scissors in hole and gently twist it only do it if you think its a struggle to vape,also with a Aga T you will need a 510 drip tip

[pjim]

Aga s is easier to coil in my experience. You may want to start with that one. www.ivapour-elixir.co.uk/parts/rebuildable-atomisers/aga-s-atomizer.html

[djs]

This is a link to Toby's thread on UKV.

ukvapers.org/Thread-Aga-T-Silica-Wick-Set-Up-Pics

[Jerri]

Right. Thanks. Seems a bit clearer. Few more questions.

What type of battery would I need? I only have a standard 1100mah ego-t right now.

The mesh oxidising seems a bit faffy. Is it literally just holding it on a flame for a bit? Is a lighter okay?

I know I need a multi metre, but what exactly do I do with that? That probably sounds daft. Obviously I test the wick, but how?

[Perpetua]

An Aga T is going to be massively unbalanced on an Ego battery Jerri . . . you do need a mod of some description for it to go on for sure.

A Vamo would be your best reasonably priced bet, as you can also check your resistance/ohms, which would do away with the need for a multi meter.

This is how a multi meter works for our purposes though . . .






I don't want to put a wet blanket on your rebuildable enthusiasm, but maybe cut your coiling teeth on one of the inexpensive drippers there are about?