Difference between RBA and RDA?

[STLBluesNut]

I've been vaping for over 2 years now and just venturing into rebuildables. Been reading a lot here and purchased a kayfun clone from a nearby b&m.

One thing I haven't come across is what RBA and rda stand for and what the difference is. It will probably be a duh moment when I see it.

Thanks in advance.

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[Katdarling]

RBA is a rebuildable atomizer, generally considered to have a wick that enters a tank. RDA is a rebuildable dripping atomizer, generally considered to be like our old stock attIEs but with rebuildable coils and wicks.

I think of them as the difference between a carto tank and a stock atty in terms of the liquid they hold.

Did ya have that "duh moment"?

 

[ta2dave76]

Rebuildable dripping atomizer....

 

[tot31]

And another that is RTA = Rebuildable Tank Atomizer

 

[LeoRex]

Well... RBA kind of includes RDA type devices, it's a grab all term that means you can rebuild it easily enough.

But the term has developed to basically mean genesis style devices like the RSST and AGA-T. But with the introduction of devices like the Kayfun and Ithaka, which are RBAs, the category is getting a little more diverse.

 

[STLBluesNut]

Ok Ty you all very much

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