Question about RDA

[moralizer]

A few weeks ago I was at a B&M that lets you sample ejuices. The guy at the store mentioned that it if I had brought my own rda I could sample the flavors.

I usually re-wick my mini protank 2's when I change flavors.

So I am confused how the flavors wouldn't get tainted if I used the same setup to test multiple flavors.

Am I missing something obvious?

I asked the guy managing the store, he had little knowledge about vaping, was just repeating what the owner told him.

 

[Bob4156]

An rda is a rebuildable dripping atomizer meaning you can swap out the cotton easily after testing each flavor, which may be much less easy to do with your protank for each flavor.

 

[Bob4156]

You can youtube RDA coil and you'll see what i mean

 

[Susan~S]

A few weeks ago I was at a B&M that lets you sample ejuices. The guy at the store mentioned that it if I had brought my own RDA I could sample the flavors. So I am confused how the flavors wouldn't get tainted if I used the same setup to test multiple flavors.

Am I missing something obvious? I asked the guy managing the store, he had little knowledge about vaping, was just repeating what the owner told him.

And RDA is a Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer (forgive me if you already know this). If you had a dripping atomizer they would put a couple of drops on your coils and you could vape those couple drops. It would take too much eliquid to do the same in a tank. There would be no way for them to put a couple of drops on your coils if you are using a tank.

However, you can drip without an RDA (very easy to do and very inexpensively). Here is a great blog post on non-rebuildable dripping by ECF member The Ocelot: Drip, Drip, Drip - The Sound of Dripping.

 

[moralizer]

And RDA is a Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer (forgive me if you already know this). If you had a dripping atomizer they would put a couple of drops on your coils and you could vape those couple drops. It would take too much eliquid to do the same in a tank. There would be no way for them to put a couple of drops on your coils if you are using a tank.

However, you can drip without an RDA (very easy to do and very inexpensively). Here is a great blog post on non-rebuildable dripping by ECF member The Ocelot: Drip, Drip, Drip - The Sound of Dripping.

Thanks a ton that cleared it up for me

I knew what RDA stood for, but mixing my understanding of it with a RBA I think.

 

[moralizer]

You guys are awesome!