Atty advice

[Hardyboater]

Hi all
Ive got protank,rsst,aga t2. If i want to move on to anything better where should i go from here.Any ideas would be welcome.
Thanks
When i say better i mean quality etc

[Perpetua]

If you'd like a rebuildable, have a look at Vaporfreak Hardy . . . the Nautilus and Euforia are both excellent clones of the GG Odysseus/Penelope:


www.vapor-freak.de/zubehoer/Nautilus-V2-SW


www.vapor-freak.de/zubehoer/Euforia-SW


Both for sale at a great price on the Classie's now:

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/26117/vapor-freak-nautilus-euforia-killer?page=1&scrollTo=479870

[Hardyboater]

Jul 9, 2013 13:04:45 GMT Perpetua said:

If you'd like a rebuildable, have a look at Vaporfreak Hardy . . . the Nautilus and Euforia are both excellent clones of the GG Odysseus/Penelope:


www.vapor-freak.de/zubehoer/Nautilus-V2-SW


www.vapor-freak.de/zubehoer/Euforia-SW


Both for sale at a great price on the Classie's now:

allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/26117/vapor-freak-nautilus-euforia-killer?page=1&scrollTo=479870

Thanks 
Could you explain what is ment by genesis type.i think the ones i have are.
Thanks

[Roger]

The rsst is a genesis type, tank with holes for wick(s), often mesh, in base above. Sort of thing.

[Hardyboater]

Ok
thank you

[markm]

Genesis is the name given by a German inventor called Raidy
to a tank with a stainless steel wick and chamber above where the coil sits.
There is a very long thread on ECF where he introduces and gives his idea to the English speaking world.
If you want to improve on the Chinese Gannesis devices you need to start looking at some
of the hard to get and limited edition stuff.
At the end of the day the quality of the vape will come down to the coils you build, until you have that down to a fine
art then there is little to be gained as the higher quality devices are often harder to setup than the run of the mill ones.

[Hardyboater]

Jul 9, 2013 15:40:10 GMT markm said:

Genesis is the name given by a German inventor called Raidy
to a tank with a stainless steel wick and chamber above where the coil sits.
There is a very long thread on ECF where he introduces and gives his idea to the English speaking world.
If you want to improve on the Chinese Gannesis devices you need to start looking at some
of the hard to get and limited edition stuff.
At the end of the day the quality of the vape will come down to the coils you build, until you have that down to a fine
art then there is little to be gained as the higher quality devices are often harder to setup than the run of the mill ones.

Brilliant thanks. That the sort of info i was looking for.will stick with what ive got for a bit then.very interesting about the quality of vape and coiling.
Im useing them on a spinner, what real benefit would i get from other vv devices.
Thanks

[markm]

Most tend to move towards Mechanical mods with Gennys - anything regulated will seriously limit the coils
you can build, but you do then also need to get your head round OHMS law, which is a step too far for some.

As far as VV, the most popular by far is the VAMO and the best bit about that is the vairiable Wattage control.
With VV is generally a case of play with the power until it vapes nice, the idea behind setting the Watts is that
once you have found your own sweet spot you can change the device on the top and the Mod works out what
volts to send through to keep that Watts the same, giving consistent results whatever you use to vape with.
So it simplifies things for you.

On a battery mod that only has VV you can achieve the same effect by calculation, if you know the resistance of the coil
then you can use a chart to set the Volts to achieve the same watts.
consistent watts are what determines the end result.

Have I thrown too much at you yet?

[Hardyboater]

No not yet. Thats gteat thanks.i like the spinner but as you know when we get into something we like to play
and move on.i just think that some times we buy lots of stuff and dont really get any further.if you know what i mean.
Thank for your help markm.



Hardy