Anybody still rockin an AGA T+

[emus]

Well I have 4 AGA T+ , actually 1 is a T2. I have pretty much mastered the process of building them, but they do seem to give off an odd taste. I do 400 mesh and .28 G wire and usually around 1.2 ohms. Vapor is good and there's no burning, but when I try my simple slim ego for testing flavors, there seems to be more flavor.

So, I'm thinking cotton might be what I'm missing. Watched the build vids and the process seem a lot better. No more killing my fingers rolling a mesh wick. Can't stand the process. I too had to drill the wick hole a bit larger. But Jesus, AGA AGT AGI AGM, you guys are killing me.

And sub ohm? Damn. I took a year off from looking at this stuff and I'm lost again. Now I see the AGA T+ has been phased out, or it seems a lot of folks have graduated.

The AGA-T2 has flavor typical of a quality 22mm genny inspired topper. Has a solid one piece hot pin for low voltage drop; unlike AGI, i-atty, etc.

I have not experienced any AGA-T2 off taste.

I'm still using same dual wick style:

 

[jamesfarrell]

The AGA-T2 has flavor typical of a quality 22mm genny inspired topper. Has a solid one piece hot pin for low voltage drop; unlike AGI, i-atty, etc.

I have not experienced any AGA-T2 off taste.

I'm still using same dual wick style:

I've never seen one setup like that. Is there a tutorial or a video for that setup? I had never thought of using cotton with in an AGA T

 

[jamesfarrell]

This just looks like a normal ES 3.1 going for like $12 on focalecig. Idk what this guy is talking about. He makes it sound like he machined the thing himself but i sincerely doubt that... My fasttech kayfun doesnt leak from "the side of the threads" and i cant see how it could - sealing the top and bottom with an o-ring is as simple as it gets... And he doesnt really provide any real reason why this is "the best" at all. Just a lot of hyping,

Er, yeah. Sounds like a pseudo expert selling to noobs to me. And at 2.5-3 times the price? I pass.

Thanks man, appreciate it. As I re-read the whole ad, the guy can't even type coherent English sentences. So yeah, your synopsis of this guy hit the nail on the head. So I'll give the one on fasttech a shot and see what I can do.

This is the one, correct?

http://www.fasttech.com/products/0/10006473/1605200-kayfun-lite-styled-rebuildable-atomizer-4-5ml

 

[emus]

I've never seen one setup like that. Is there a tutorial or a video for that setup? I had never thought of using cotton with in an AGA T

The AGA-T isn't a pocket carry anyway so may as well drill baby drill. I've never met a Genny w/ too big deck holes. Hope that doesn't sound funny. If holes are big enough you can cloud chase w/ 100% VG and the Genny tilt floods the deck. Very nice to chain vape massive clouds w/ any juice w/o any dripping.

Once deck is drilled so it can breath easy, run a cotton ball dual wick. One wick goes in the tank and other mops up the deck.

Dual wick will work w/ stock holes but so much easier w/ big deck holes.

 

[Kanj.nguyen]

Thanks man, appreciate it. As I re-read the whole ad, the guy can't even type coherent English sentences. So yeah, your synopsis of this guy hit the nail on the head. So I'll give the one on fasttech a shot and see what I can do.

This is the one, correct?

$14.39 Kayfun Lite Styled Rebuildable Atomizer (4.5mL) - clear tank section at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

Ah, i meant this one

$26.70 Russian 91% Styled Rebuildable Atomizer (4.5mL) at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping

They changed the name. Its better than the 3.1 though - bottom fill hole and air control. I use this one, and if mine is a good indicator, then you ll be spending good money. One more thing i like is that its lightly brushed steel instead of matte or sand blast, so it matches most stainless steel mods.

 

[jamesfarrell]

Ordered up a couple of them and a couple others. I'm hoping the cotton works a bit better in these as I tried cotton in my AGA T2's today, 4 of them and didn't really like it too much. Ended up throwing the SS mesh back in.

 

[SuperDave68]

I am still running two of the AGA T2's (no pun intended ). I have pretty much mastered my technique of wicking/coiling them so I haven't looked at other options,.... until a few days ago anyway, when i dropped one of them and broke my last spare pyrex tank, the tanks are no longer available from discount vapers, yes they can be found elsewhere still, but who knows for how long. I did order some pyrex tubing and plan on making my own spare tanks for them, but, I have my eye on the aga T3, after watching todds review on it. seems like it is easier to setup, and I like the center post being and additional fluid reservoir.