Can an RTA be too small? (juice flow)

[Fidola13]

2mm ID is pretty tight imo. Can you try making your IDs at 3mm? That’s what I use that or 3.5. Anything smaller results in dry hits because the juice doesn’t flow as quickly through the coil. However, I do use a higher VG content than you but it wouldn’t hurt to try since you’ve been trying everything else out there.

The single or dual coil Zeus RTAs are both fantastic and very easy to build. Just watch a few videos on YT for tips. You might try this for the atty you have now.

Good luck and let us know what happens.

Oh and welcome to the forum!!

 

[Endstille]

Hello everyone!

So i couldn't figure out exactly which tank to get, the ones online weren't available in stores around, and the e-shops in belgium don't include pictures of tanks. So since it's been a few days i figured well, whatever, lets just go to the store. So i asked the guy there what i needed. He's like, i know exactly what you need and shows me this vandy vape kensei RTA. So then I asked him if i could see the deck and boiii, that looked fine -- super wide juice holes, juice control, a lot of space, etc.. !! I've got it for 3 hours now, no leaking, the juice draws nicely, no burnt cotton even on 50 Watts, adapters, bubble glass tank, very easy to build and also a really forgiving tank!

I'm really glad I got this new RDA! Lets hope it'll change my life!

Thank you all very much for the help!

 

[vapdivrr]

Not very helpful, but this is EXACTLY why I will no longer bother with RTAs. Too much wick, too little wick, wick too long, wick too short, leaks, dry hits, etc, etc. I do own, and sometimes (though rarely) use RDTAs, but my days of using RTAs are long over. The only other tanks I will even consider are subtanks with replaceable coils, and that is also rare.

For me, squonking (or dripping) is king. Never get any of that nonsense.

Again, I know that doesn't help the OP, but squonking would resolve all his/her issues.

I guess your not an rta guy.

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