looking for a few suggestions

[Clonfuddled]

i am considering stepping it up a bit. Been looking around for a rebuildeable preferredly with a 510 connection. I have fiddled with the rsst and not sure if we get on on a day to day basis. My pet hate with these are leakage. I know you cant avoid it 100 % at the same time some will leak more than others.

another issue I found with the rsst is the drip hole, it has a plastic stop thing there. I can see that go really hot and potentially melt and ruin the juice. I know remove it, well yes that's an option but if you are considering using the device day to day regardless of you being home or out and about that's not really a suitable options to filled with that (knowing me I would most likely lose the little platic thing on the bus or tram). Any suggestions to which rebuildables leak the least.

Thank you

 

[Purplefowler]

What is your price range? The obvious flavour of the month is the kayfun lite as its totally leak proof (although some slight seeping out of the full hole can occur, it's not enough to call a leak).

 

[Clonfuddled]

I don't really look at the price if its a decent items although if you were to tell me to buy a 100 quid one I would most likely raise my eye brows

 

[VaperCaper]

The filling bung in an RSST is silicon (I think) it's the same material that a vivi nova has on the top cap bit next to the coil and can handle some hot stuff without issue.

What type of rebuildable are you after? *All* Genesis design RBA leak. Unless you get the wick spot on it'll over wick, if you fire a coil and little spots of e-liquid crackle and jump off the coil that's happening because there is too much e-liquid on the coil, it boils and the bubbles created shoot little bits of e-liquid away. What is supposed to happen is the e-liquid is vapourised into a mist without spots of it bubbling and that can only happen when the wick is wicking a perfect amount of e-lquid. Not quite enough and you get dry nasty hits so most people wind up with one that overwicks a little, which leads to leaking.

Some Genesis RBAs do a very good job of capturing any splatter or leaking inside the top cap, but most have an air hole in there somewhere which juice will leak out of.

The Kayfun (and it's lite cousin) is a silica rebuildable there are a lot of top end silica rebuildable attys out there, Spheroid, Taifun, Kayfun etc most of which will run you £100 ish

for about £70 a Kayfun Lite is hard to beat if you want a great quality atomiser that doesn't leak any of the high end items are well built devices that should last several years.

Once you get past the £30 price range the prices jump to about £75-100ish but they are the kinds of things you only need to buy once.