Which of the two tanks would you get and why? I have a real difficult time making a decision...
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I've had leaking in mine, but simply closing the jfc about halfway seems to do the trick. I'm using 50/50 liquid, and most of the newer rtas are probably designed for higher vg liquid.Those things are a juice guzzler. I didn't experience any leaking or seeping. Iirc it was a pretty dry tank minus the drip tip where the space between the glass and metal is like a cup for juice condensation.
That's how mine is too, the opposite of what it says. Still a nice tank. I like it better than another one that is a fan favorite that I dare not bash in public for fear of recriminations, ridicule and illogical thinking although surely I am not the only one that feels this way about that particular tank (Boreas). I am sure a large percentage of people have just talked themselves out of not liking it, because all the cool kids say how great it is. I find it to be too fiddly to get the same vape I get from the TF RDTA and the Griffin 25 and just do not care for it. as for the TFRDTA and the Griffin 25, you can't go wrong with either one, both good tanks with airflow a tad more restricted on the TFRDTA. The main difference I see between the TFRDTA and the TFRTA is the RDTA has an adjustable 510 pin.I noticed something really counter intuitive about the Smok RDTA. So when I turn the tank in the direction of the "Lock" print the JFC opens, when I turn it in direction to the "Unlock" print the JFC closes...wthell? Almost made me get dry hits..
[edit] Also, now that I've tried both the RDTA and RTA (both dual coil setup, yet to try the G4 deck), my opinion is they essentially perform the same.
I believe the RDTA has a bit more juice capacity and I like the aesthetics of the black RDTA better than the black RTA. So my pick is the RDTA.