What's RDA (Dripper) ?

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DancingHeretik

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An rda is a Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer. You build the coil yourself instead of buying it with a coil already made in it.

You build a coil with a wick through the middle of it and attach one end of your coil to a positive post and the other end to a negative post. Just make sure you have something to check the final resistance of your coil to make sure it's not too low before you actually try to use it.

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In regard of building coil by oneself, does it have any difference to RBA? Thanks.
An RDA is a Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer. You build the coil yourself instead of buying it with a coil already made in it.

You build a coil with a wick through the middle of it and attach one end of your coil to a positive post and the other end to a negative post. Just make sure you have something to check the final resistance of your coil to make sure it's not too low before you actually try to use it.

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OK. In regard of building coil by oneself, I'd like to know, how does it differ to RBA? Can i use e-liquid in RDA. Really thanks for your helping. :) :) :)

Yes, that's why it's called a dripper....you "drip" (e-juice) directly on the coil/wick. I never used a RBA but I'd say it's the exact same thing...without the tank. Drip your juice until wick is saturated and vape, after about 10 pulls repeat...
 

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Just a matter of terminology here.

RBA = Re-Buildable Atomizer (generic term for any rebuildable)
RDA = Rebuildable Dripping Atomizer (used for direct dripping, for example, a Quasar)
RTA = Rebuildable Tank Atomizer (integrated with some sort of liquid feed tank, for example, a Kayfun)

They all are small devices with screws to capture wire that you build vaporizing coils upon yourself. All atomizers have coils in them, it's just that you can rebuild these yourself using wire and wick. It's fun, it's easy, and it's WAY cheaper than buying ready-made atties.
 
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