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There is a huge world of Rebuildables to choose from,
A good place to start would probably be a dripper as they
Are generally the simplest to setup out of the box.
As a rough rule silica Rebuildables are less of a challenge, work well on
Regulated power supply that most people want to run their first
Rebuildables on.
If you are interested in genesis and stainless steel mesh wicks, then
They are more suited to mech mods, for ease of setup.

Don't forget Blakey, the main symptom is memory loss!

I started the experiment with foil, then I was warned about it being potentially toxic
when in contact with liquids. There is some research on aluminium poisoning
from cooking with tin foil. I'm sure it's ok in limited exposure, but all day everyday
straight into lungs is a bit of a worry.

The smaller the better, I've snugged some into my stormrider which already
Had a tiny chamber and it's just astounding how much more flavour I now get.
My ihybrid had been getting neglected but now it's back in regular use, making me smile again.
I have a doc Dave turbine on the way and that has a reputation for being
A flavour monster, it should be interesting to turn the volume up on that.

Welcome,
Sounds like your muddling through with the good old trial an error method.
A good place to learn about the equipment you have, or are thinking of getting,
Is youtube.
You can go for a general search and just type in the name of the device and "review"
Or go to one of the big reviewers channels,
Grimgreen
Pbursado
Or if you don't like an American accent
Todds e cig reviews
Just type in the name of the device into their search box,
All the above also do general tutorials on vaping in general.
And yes, at the end of the day it's about playing around until you find what suits you,
There is no wrong way, just your way.....

As many of you will be aware the best genesis atomisers have reduced
air chambers, this is one of the best ways to bring out the flavour.
the problem is that most that have the desired reduced chamber also 
cost quite a bit more than the more run of the mill stuff.
i have seen the plastic inserts you can get for the RSST, I'm not
keen on the idea of plastics next to what may become a red hot
coil. I'm sure it's fine when everything is working perfectly and
positioned just right, but on those other days I don't fancy vaping plastic fumes.

So I have been playing with simple DIY ways to reduce my top cap chambers.
i have currently settled on packing the unwanted space with cotton wool.
it would be hard to miss the popularity of the material as a wick, but I like
mesh wicks. So I can't see any issues with it being in contact with my juice or
under the hood of my atomiser.

i simply pack some cotton wool into the back half of the chamber, replace the 
top cap and then I can do a final fine tune through the drip tip opening.
i then give it a soak with some liquid which holds it all in place. To make life easier
i then leave to top cap in place and with the help of a long blunt needle I can refill
the tank through the drip tip opening.

You should be congratulating yourself.
Don't put yourself under pressure to leave analogues behind. My first few days I
Told myself I could have one in the evening as a treat, it stopped being a treat
Quite quickly as my taste buds started to revive.
Most people still think of trying a ciggy now and again, as time goes on they
Just become second best.