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The AGA T+ works fine with a silica wick. If you get the glass tank it will last forever. It is fiddly and not as easy to wick as the IGO. I am using 3mm silica wick but 2mm would be easier and probably ekowool would be even easier to get through the holes.

Just had a look at Macafans tutorial - should be a bit easier next time I rewick
allaboute-cigarettes.proboards.com/thread/14719/page/3/aga-silica-wick

Bad news as far as I'm concerned. They don't give a monkey about their customers. Just when I thought I'd escaped their clutch.

Banana WG = Banana Wera Gardens I think.

Thanks stamina you're a star.

Mechanical mods are just seductive and that's the main reason a lot of people buy them, I think. The 18350s in particular, I find myself really wanting one but they are fairly impractical. First you have to set your wick up for them so the device is then tied to the mech mod and then the 18350 battery will start loosing power after quite a short time. Good luck to those who know just what they want and make the most of their mech mods. Not for me and just hope their beauty doesn't make a fool of me.

If you are reasonably happy with what you've been using then stick with cartos. Boges and Kanger are popular. For batteries 2 1000mAh or 3 650mAh should get you through the day. VV will give you more control... they cost more, but worth the money. Joyetech eGo batteries are regulated meaning they give you a constant Voltage. Riva I think are unregulated - they are at a higher Voltage after charging which slowly decreases.

If you decide to try clearos then before you start calculate how much juice you are vaping and multiply by the nic strength of the juice eg 3ml X 18mg/ml = you are vaping 54mg of nic a day. Then start clearos with a lower strength juice because you will probably get through twice as much juice.