Silica or s/s wick usage.

[jeffc]

Hi All.
I have 2 off AGA -T+. I want you use one on tobacco flavours, the other on GVC, fruit juices and sweets.
Is there a rule that silica for fruits, sweet juices, GVC.
That s/s wicks best with tobacco`s.
Or can I use either for all types of juices ???.
Thanks in advance for your advice.
jeffc

[Toondog]

I'm afraid I'm no help, mine keeps catching fire! I'll get the hang of it soon.....

[OneDay]

There's no rule Jeff, but those with experience of such things seem to think that those are good guidelines for best flavour. Experiment and see, I won't tell the vape police

[Ron]

I have just converted two of my Aga-ts to fg wicks and I must say I prefer the flavour with them

[blakey]

As oneday says, no rules in this game (apart from never stack batteries)
To my taste, mesh does not perform as well as fiber with desert flavours but handles tobacco and menthol flavours better than fiber.
Mesh give a raw clean flavour which I find strips sweetness
Whereas fiber enhances the sweetness so is much better suited to desert flavours.
As ever though , subject to taste everyone's different.

[jakethevape]

Just go with the flow as you could say. I have two Bulli A2 T attys. Never done before and not used multi meter. I just watched a video to get the jist of things and got stuck in there. So far both times, and only times they have come out perfect, no fires as above and no shorting with exception to an e2 error that was my own silly fault for not cutting the mesh wrap to short.
Just have a play. I think people over analyze things and try to compare what does not exist, it will work regardless of choice in materials if you go about it the correct way. And the correct way is only achieved by experimenting. We are all individuals so what works for one might not for the other.
PS I LOVE tobacco flavours and I use the run of the mill standard way, no messing about with mesh and oxidisation, just normal method. Trial and error my friend, no forum can give you this.
Good luck!

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