Going Genesis...

[CraftyZA]

So, I'm going to acquire a rebuildable.
Do I start with a cheapish R500 jobbie, or do I jump in to the deep end and go for something like the HellFire mega or Ithaka?
2nd question.... Where on earth do I get it is good ol SA??

 

[Sarje]

Gonna be difficult in SA. If you want a rebuildable sourced here, there has been limited stock of the RSST in Cape Town. Maybe one of the guys here will see this and help you out. Probably the easiest Genesis style rba available. The Ithaka (although great, vaping on a clone now), is not a Genesis style atomizer and is certainly not the sort of thing a newbie to rebuilding should be cutting their teeth on...

 

[Vamoman]

Hi you can pm me for the details on rsst

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[Matthee]

Hi Crafty, I use the reomizer 2 on my Reo Grand, but after much research I have ordered an IGO L from fasttech to taste my DIY juices. But, if you want to go much more expensive look at the Kayfun.

 

[Sarje]

As Mathee says, an IGO L is probably your best bet for a first step in to rebuilding. Easy to build and work out your coil resistances. No getting to grips with hotspots and shorts. I would start there if I were you and build up your arsenal as your experience increases. Besides, the price on Fasttech is ridiculously low, tiny investment for a great bit of kit.

 

[CraftyZA]

I think for now, I will be looking for the RSST, Ithaka Clone, and maybe one more sub R500 jobbie. If I feel this is the right direction I will invest further next tax season. Tax money has been blown on biltong this year. Hunting weekend depleted most of my tax monies.
Or perhaps sooner if I can get my hands on some other cash with freelance deals or something.
Anyways, thanks for the input guys. Much appreciated.

 

[Sarje]

I think for now, I will be looking for the RSST, Ithaka Clone, and maybe one more sub R500 jobbie. If I feel this is the right direction I will invest further next tax season. Tax money has been blown on biltong this year. Hunting weekend depleted most of my tax monies.
Or perhaps sooner if I can get my hands on some other cash with freelance deals or something.
Anyways, thanks for the input guys. Much appreciated.

Don't forget you need no res wire for the Ithaka if you're going that route.

 

[CraftyZA]

Don't forget you need no res wire for the Ithaka if you're going that route.

Any idea where to source that in SA?

 

[Sarje]

Zivipf, Germany