New Dual Coil RSST at madvapes

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RSST is a genesis system of a deck, like an RDA, with a tank below, and the wick goes from the coil down into the tank. Advantage is it does not use the vacuum principle to feed liquid and works like a dripper. Disadvantage is they can leak if not kept mostly upright.

Kayfun style tanks are like oversize clearomizers with rebuildable decks. A lot of people say they never leak and other people have problems.
 

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Some folks who've learned well how to build for gennys say it's the best tasting vape, even compared to the Kayfun. But learning to build is difficult whereas the Kayfun "just works" with practically any coil and build you try. Gennys are known for leaking if you don't keep them vertical.

Basically Kayfuns are idiot proof good devices and gennys can be excellent devices if you've learned their "magic."

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Great find, it's lacking a fill hole tho (unless I'm looking at the pictures wrong) so I wonder if that would be an issue. I know my gennys work a lot better if I leave the fill hole open, otherwise it seems to create a vacuum in the tank and juice just doesn't want to flow to the coils.

thanks think I'll stick with the kfl+

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Gennys are definitely a different type of atomizer, worth a shot if you've never tried one tho. Stainless steel can be a bit of a pain (gotta get all the shorts/hot spots out), and cotton can be a bit tricky in those builds. The nice part about the RSST is the insulated wick holes, so when you pulse it to get the shorts out it'll glow from top & bottom rather than with something like the AGA-T2 where it only starts from the top and you gotta work your way down. I think gennys offer a little bit more in build variety, tho, since you can either use it like it's meant to be used (stainless steel wick, coil around each wick, etc.) or try different things like set it up as an auto-dripper (little/no wick in tank, cotton build, tilt when coils are running dry), U-wicks, etc. The RSST is definitely the easiest genesis atomizer to learn on tho, nice wide insulated wick holes and the spring-loaded center post makes capturing your positive lead(s) without messing up your coil extremely easy.
 

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thanks think I'll stick with the kfl+

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Jdbaker, I thought the same thing when a buddy of mine bought his RSST. I have 2 KFL+ and they were fairly easy builds, good flavor, decent vapor. The main beef I had was having to rewick so often. After I tried the RSST I ordered one on the spot. It is a little more difficult to build but well worth it. Way more flavor, vapor, and easier maintenance. I use SS rope wrapped with 400 steel mesh and I've been using the same wick for 2 weeks with no drop in flavor. I would suggest you give it a shot.
 

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Its hard to give good advice without knowing more, like what you have tried so far. Have you tried poking at the coils and moving them around a little?

Nebulas, tried every trick in the book. I have quite a bit of experience with Genny's and I think I may have gotten a dud. By the way, burned through three insulators to date!

I even tried adding a washer so that when utilizing a dual coil set-up, each wire has its own independent "space" (ie. One wire in between the two washers and the other wire in between the head of the screw and the top washer).
 
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