Nah then.

[bear2249]

Eh up. 
Im new to the forum but ive been using ecigs for a while now in various forms 

ive currently got a VV VW battery and im experimenting with attys. 

At the moment ive got a few Cartomizers and Clearomizers and im interested in trying a mesh wick tank but the choice seems to be endless.

whats your thoughts on a SS wick type tank for less than £30. Ive seen a few people raving about some for around £100 mark but dont have that kind of money as i run a saltwater fish tank that clears me out 

[djs]

The choice is endless. So endless, I don't want to go there.

...although I want to really....

I doubt I could get one working "right" though. I've built complex things in my time (including 2 cars and 50+ computers) but I seem to have run out of talent for atomizers. Never even got an iGo vaping well.

[stu1873]

SS wick type, i would try an RSST.

[bear2249]

Cheers for the replies.
Ye ive noticed a few people seem to have problems wicking them. I suppose thats another reason for not wanting to spend too many pennies. If it goes wrong i wont have lost a lot.

[Chrissie]

Hello & a very warm welcome to you bear2249

[jordan]

Hey and welcome, I'm looking at getting a genesis style atty with the mesh wick myself and I've heard that the RSST is one of the best introductions to that style so that will probably be what I go for.

[bear2249]

Does the RSST have the insolation to stop it shorting.

[stu1873]

Sept 22, 2013 19:32:13 GMT bear2249 said:

Does the RSST have the insolation to stop it shorting.

Yes

[Deleted]

Hello & welcome to the forum, bear2249. I'll leave others to answer your question, as I haven't got a Scooby!

[chuck]

Hello bear2249 welcome

[Super-Shiny]

Hello and bear2249

[Chrissie]

bear2249 if you start a thread in general vaping about the RSST more experienced vapers will spot it

[kailey]

Hello and welcome, bear2249

The RSST is supposed to be the easiest for beginners as it has an insulated wick hole and a spring centre post. If you are not in a hurry the RSST can be picked up at FastTech here.

This is probably the best guide I have come across regarding rebuilding:

There are no problems with the AGA-T, only opportunities to hone your skills - Part 1 and Part 2

There are also lots of videos on YouTube and the great folks here to help too. They helped me keep my sanity when I was just starting out not so long ago.

[zeldamum]

Hello bear2249 welcome to the forum.



Sorry can't give you any advice other than to say great decision using ecigs.

[Perpetua]

Welcome to you Bear.


I don't do Genesis atomisers, far too much faff for me and the flavours I prefer aren't that wonderful with mesh, but you don't know until you try these things.