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everybody got different preferences in regards of what device they use.
RDA is good because of the ease of building (coiling and especially wicking), there's much bigger margin for error in an RDA, at least in my experience. And the flavor production from high quality RDAs are top notch. the downside (subjective) you'll constantly drip, it's really not practical if you're a busy person and constantly being out and about.
RTA has the advantage of liquid capacity, you dont have to constantly drip, fill the tank and youre good to go, the downside is most RTAs are really finicky to wick, wick it wrong and you'll get leaking.
RDTA, i really dont like RDTAs, so I cant comment much on these.
just my 2 cents.
RDA is good because of the ease of building (coiling and especially wicking), there's much bigger margin for error in an RDA, at least in my experience. And the flavor production from high quality RDAs are top notch. the downside (subjective) you'll constantly drip, it's really not practical if you're a busy person and constantly being out and about.
RTA has the advantage of liquid capacity, you dont have to constantly drip, fill the tank and youre good to go, the downside is most RTAs are really finicky to wick, wick it wrong and you'll get leaking.
RDTA, i really dont like RDTAs, so I cant comment much on these.
just my 2 cents.
Looks like you are vaping on a Coppervape , great choice for a bottom feed mod . Bottom feed RDA's are what you use and looks like you got that covered .
Most consider this option the best for flavor , check out the Coppervape thread below:
Coppervape BF Mod
The other forum you will find helpful is the below:
Rebuildable Atomizer Systems
for RDA im currently using Icon RDA from Vandy Vape, not a bad RDA. Is that Rashomon RDA in your profile pic? the deck is pretty similar to that, except the slots are reversed and no bottom airflow.
as for RTA, I rotate between OBS Engine Nano and Kylin RTA.
Nope , i do not know it personally but i will look into it .
OK i'm back , i just looked into it , (very fast , i don't mess around) and although it gets high ratings it is not my ideal BF. I have become partial to the Narda BF which has outstanding flavor but what i like most about it is the position of the air holes.
It's air holes are high up on the body , higher than the O atty and Hadaly which i much prefer because this thing refuses to be oversquonked .
I have a bionic powered squonk by the way so i got to be careful.
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It depends completely on the type of vaping technique you use.
It also depends on your skills, as some decks can be harder to work with. dual posts are much easier to build on, as you can get 3 or 4 posts decks.
If you'd prefer single coils or double coils, want to be a cloud chaser or you want the flavours to come through more.
Also, the type of refill system that you might prefer is important. Also, if you want one that has liquid flow system
For RTAs
If you like/prefer a tight draw for mtl:
It also depends on your skills, as some decks can be harder to work with. dual posts are much easier to build on, as you can get 3 or 4 posts decks.
If you'd prefer single coils or double coils, want to be a cloud chaser or you want the flavours to come through more.
Also, the type of refill system that you might prefer is important. Also, if you want one that has liquid flow system
For RTAs
If you like/prefer a tight draw for mtl:
- the classic Lemo2 is a fairly simple single deck one.
- The Bachelor 2 for a dual coil is great, and is a postless deck (so you trim the coils to the right size before inserting.
- A well balanced tank but a bit different is the Conqueror, this is a postless deck and can be a tad tricky at first. But mid range airflow and great liquid flow.
- the billow v3 has a great large 2 post deck, high airflow.
- the Crius is a very nice, a favourite for many, but smaller deck than the billow. High airflow.
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Welcome and glad you joined. RDTA is the only one that is somewhat confusing because there seems to be no consensus.
RDA=Dripper, Deep well drippers, RDTA=Dripper with mini tank and RTA=Tanks all rebuildable.
Might like to read:
Drip Vaping: Your Guide to Dripping e-Juice | Vape-Resource.com
2015: The Art of the Drip - A Dripping Primer | Spinfuel VAPE
(7) Information Resources for Your First RBA | E-Cigarette Forum
What is an Atomizer? E-Cig Terminology Simplified
Rebuildable Tanks Explained: RBAs vs RDAs vs RTAs vs RDTAs
My favourite is RDA. From Shenzhen Boa'an district.
I have been there too! (Twice)
You live in the famous e-cigarette factory area, but can you buy nicotine? Is China legal for vaping nicotine? I heard they wanted to ban nicotine (not hardware) - no surprise as the Chinese government is the biggest tobacco company in the world.
I have been there too! (Twice)
You live in the famous e-cigarette factory area, but can you buy nicotine? Is China legal for vaping nicotine? I heard they wanted to ban nicotine (not hardware) - no surprise as the Chinese government is the biggest tobacco company in the world.
LMAOO!! I laughed more than I should have at this post. I am at work and everyone is quietly working and I just cannot stop laughing! O..M..G!. Gold.
LOL, you had the exact reaction that i had when i saw it for the first time , i could not stop laughing either . Every time i revisit it i bust out laughing .
Glad you got a laugh.
It's all a matter of preference.
My favorite is the OBS Engine with Dual Clapton Coils at 450'F on my reuleaux dna250
This Tank has air flow through the top and doesn't leak. I find it more flavorful than the stock Attys
My favorite is the OBS Engine with Dual Clapton Coils at 450'F on my reuleaux dna250
This Tank has air flow through the top and doesn't leak. I find it more flavorful than the stock Attys
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