Aspire Triton RTA system

[Bantam59]

Can someone explain to me what this is? I mean I've got a general idea, but how many coils can it rebuild? I'm new to this whole thing add just bought the Triton. Was looking online and saw this and many people seem very much interested in it. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Guzz]

The rta (Re-buildable Tank Atomizer) basically, allows one to make their own coils. By varying the type of wire used (Kanthal, Nichrome, Nickle, Titanium), the size of wire, and the type of wicking material. It can in the long run be cheaper than buying the pre-made coils. Or allow one to make a setup that you like the best.

You can keep rebuilding as long as the hardware will allow it. If you take care of the hardware (upper, middle, lower) by not striping the threading of the parts (upper to middle, set screws) it should last for quite a while. They do provide extra O-rings and insulator rings incase they wear out or get damaged. Those parts should be able to be purchased in the future, if needed.

Right now I am using a build that is 28 gauge kanthal that was wrapped around 2.5 mm shaft that ended at 0.75 ohm, built as a BVC. It is nice compromise to the 1.8 ohm and the 0.5 ohm Atlantis coils. I can close down the lower airflow and lower the wattage to make it nice mouth to lung hit. Or if I feel like it, open up the lower and upper airflow and increase the wattage for a solid lung hit.

 

[Bantam59]

The RTA (Re-buildable Tank Atomizer) basically, allows one to make their own coils. By varying the type of wire used (Kanthal, Nichrome, Nickle, Titanium), the size of wire, and the type of wicking material. It can in the long run be cheaper than buying the pre-made coils. Or allow one to make a setup that you like the best.

You can keep rebuilding as long as the hardware will allow it. If you take care of the hardware (upper, middle, lower) by not striping the threading of the parts (upper to middle, set screws) it should last for quite a while. They do provide extra O-rings and insulator rings incase they wear out or get damaged. Those parts should be able to be purchased in the future, if needed.

Right now I am using a build that is 28 gauge kanthal that was wrapped around 2.5 mm shaft that ended at 0.75 ohm, built as a BVC. It is nice compromise to the 1.8 ohm and the 0.5 ohm Atlantis coils. I can close down the lower airflow and lower the wattage to make it nice mouth to lung hit. Or if I feel like it, open up the lower and upper airflow and increase the wattage for a solid lung hit.

So much to learn. I'm really enjoying learning all this stuff, i originally started vaping to quit smoking but it's taken on a life of its own now and had become a hobby for me. I'm really enjoying all the hardware and mixing and matching. Buying new mods and tanks. Really all very exciting. And being able to build my own coils really strikes my interest. The only thing that's confusing as hell is the ohms law and ask the watts and volts. But luckily there people like yourself willing to help people like me willing to learn.