Something like a Z-Atty

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I want something with the same performance and well built as a Z-Atty re-build
From a Uk vendor
I'd also like to get ready pre-oxidised wicks and some wire with it...

Any ideas?

[whistler]

Vapinaze ac9 and pre oxidised wicks from cloud 9 vaping?

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Jun 15, 2013 14:50:20 GMT whistler said:

Vapinaze ac9 and pre oxidised wicks from cloud 9 vaping?

Cheers but the price is kinda high..

Anyone use the AGA-T2+ Genesis?
www.cloud9vaping.co.uk/epages/yxve46fvrnud.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/yxve46fvrnud/Products/AGA-T2%2B
Good price, any other vendors sell them?

Would these pre oxidised wicks also fit and work in the AGA-T2?
www.cloud9vaping.co.uk/epages/yxve46fvrnud.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/yxve46fvrnud/Products/VZE-WICK

[Pezz]

AGA is solidly built, relatively easy to set up and a good vape.

They are available all over.

If you want something to compare with a Z Atty you're probably going to need to spend more.


Same price of the AGA is the RSST which I prefer but do not think will last as long

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Does the AGA-T2+ Genesis work and vape well?
I can't find them on any other UK vendor sites..

How about the pre oxidised wicks also fit and work in the AGA-T2?
www.cloud9vaping.co.uk/epages/yxve46fvrnud.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/yxve46fvrnud/Products/VZE-WICK

[Pezz]

The AGA is a good beginners atomizer - Have mine set up with steel cable and ribbon kanthal and it's working great.

Haven't used the oxidised wicks as I found it easy enough making my own.

Vapingthings  have them at a good price

[punisher]

no the wicks wont fit the hole is 3mm the aga t+ is ok for certain ejuice i cant run mine on any coffee/chocolate /caramel style ejuice
i am in the middle of using ss cable when it arrives
personally im not impressed with mine its more trouble than its worth at the moment

[markm]

They all perform as well as they are setup - so how well can you set one up is the correct question.
The RSST is the easiest for a beginner, the deck spacing is good and the juice cup and insulated wick hole
reduce the issues of hotspots/shorts on your wick, but it will still need a coil wrapped.

Oxidising your wick is so simple it seems crazy to pay someone to do that for you, I literally just wave it through the
flames on a gas hob, then roll it up and fit it. It takes longer to cut from a sheet of mesh than it will to oxidise it.

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Jun 15, 2013 15:59:32 GMT punisher said:

the aga t+ is ok for certain ejuice i cant run mine on any coffee/chocolate /caramel style ejuice

Why not?

Jun 15, 2013 16:00:28 GMT markm said:

They all perform as well as they are setup - so how well can you set one up is the correct question.
The RSST is the easiest for a beginner, the deck spacing is good and the juice cup and insulated wick hole
reduce the issues of hotspots/shorts on your wick, but it will still need a coil wrapped.

Oxidising your wick is so simple it seems crazy to pay someone to do that for you, I literally just wave it through the
flames on a gas hob, then roll it up and fit it. It takes longer to cut from a sheet of mesh than it will to oxidise it.

Where can I get a RSST?

How to oxidise a wick, and how tight do you know how to roll it?

[punisher]

i would probly bend towards some thing like this
not personaly tried one but the way the tank is designed its easier to set up
rsst hear
charliesvapeshop.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=75&product_id=258

[punisher]

Jun 15, 2013 16:05:31 GMT -V- said:

Jun 15, 2013 15:59:32 GMT punisher said:

the aga t+ is ok for certain ejuice i cant run mine on any coffee/chocolate /caramel style ejuice

Why not?

Jun 15, 2013 16:00:28 GMT markm said:

They all perform as well as they are setup - so how well can you set one up is the correct question.
The RSST is the easiest for a beginner, the deck spacing is good and the juice cup and insulated wick hole
reduce the issues of hotspots/shorts on your wick, but it will still need a coil wrapped.

Oxidising your wick is so simple it seems crazy to pay someone to do that for you, I literally just wave it through the
flames on a gas hob, then roll it up and fit it. It takes longer to cut from a sheet of mesh than it will to oxidise it.

Where can I get a RSST?

How to oxidise a wick, and how tight do you know how to roll it?

400# mesh dosn't wick right with 70/30 hot spots pain in the arse and because of the type of ejuice i like i need to run at 2.8ohm its just wasted on me runing on my vamo at 2.8 i still have to run at 3 w or 3.4 volts or it burns the juice
running menthol in ther it will wick and vape at 8+wats

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Ok so found the RSST on a few sites

So I need mesh and wire....
How to oxidise the mesh?
I use 50/50 pg/vg juice so which is the best mesh and wire?

[markm]

Just pass the mesh over a hot flame so that it glows red, not all at the same time, just as it passes through the flame.
cut the mesh a little longer than the distance between to top of the center post and the bottom of the tank, if in doubt
make it longer than you think as it is easy to trim once the coil is on, the other dimension I normally use 25-30mm wide.
Smaller for a small (2.5mm or less) wick hole, 30mm works fine on an RSST with its large wick hole.
Then a fold over the edge by aprox 2mm on the long side and roll the other edge into the middle. Keep rolling it between
your fingers pressing outwards from the center. If you roll in one direction it tightens up, in the wrong direction it loosens up.
I roll it until it fits the wick hole without snagging on the sides. This also leaves enough room down the middle for a fine steel rope,
which is my preferred setup these days.

[Pezz]

Stealthvape have a nice range of rebuildable supplies and do a tester pack with a few different sizes.

I've only used 400 mesh which wicked well on my RBAs

[markm]

#400 mesh works fine, I use it on anything from 50/50 to 60/40 VG/PG and even 100% VG
with no burning issues.
Burning problems are to do with hot spots in the coils, even a dry wick wont give you a strong burnt flavour
if its heating evenly (not that it tastes too good either).
Another clue to a poor coil is the juice going dark quickly.