Well, I will be pretty straight forward. Here are some questions:
1) Are RDAs only for mech mods or Box mods are fine as well
2) What is dripping? I mean do I have to open it up and put some ejuice on everytime I take a puff?
3) Are RDTAs same as a RTA with a custom coil build.
4) What are some pros of RDAs.
Thanks!
1: you can use rda's on anything; it's really the coil you put in the rda that determines your power requirements.
I run my rda's on 15 watts vamos, and on mechs with 15 watt sigelei kick modules; I use mainly 30 gauge kanthal.
2: because there is no tank in an rda, you carry a bottle (a needle bottle is convenient, or many eliquid bottles come with a pointy nose) and occasionally drip or squirt some more liquid into the rda; you can do this by taking off the drip tip or perhaps by removing the topcap; the chuff cap is most convenient; there are a few rda's with a partial glass topcap so you can see the condition of the wick and know if you need to add some eliquid; I use 30mm rda's because they can hold more; most rda's and rta's have been 22mm, but as more people use higher power systems, the demand for larger capacity I think will increase.
3: An rdta is a dripper with a tank where you can do something like press down on it to squirt some juice from the tank to the rda; examples are : 3d rda; the big dripper; ( and the squonkers like the reo which are bottom feeders needing a special bottom feed interface)
4:
- an rda is a very simple device.
by that i mean it is basically cheap, just as a bike is basically cheap compared to buying a whole car.
- instant access to coil and wick if you need to adjust
- typically can allow much wider airflow that a tank
- because of the simplicity, is usually quite durable
The typical tank system is mostly tank, with a small coil.
The typical rda, is mostly space for coil, and essentially no tank; (the drip well can a considered a tank of sorts, but it's an open tank);
