RDTA TANKS

Rebuildable Dripping Tank Atomisers, or RDTAs, combine the features of both RDAs and RTAs, offering the best of both worlds: the flavour experience of an RDA with the convenience of an RTA. Unlike RTAs, RDTAs have a tank that feeds e-liquid to a dripping-style deck located beneath the build deck.

RDTAs come in various coil configurations, including single, dual, and mesh coil options, catering to both MTL (mouth-to-lung) and DTL (direct-to-lung) vaping styles and everything in between. Mesh coil RDTAs are more suited to advanced vapers due to the intricate setup required for optimal performance. If you're new to rebuildables, it's recommended to start with a standard coil option to build your knowledge before attempting mesh coils. RDTAs provide a versatile vaping experience for both MTL and DTL enthusiasts.

What is an RDTA?

An RDTA, or Rebuildable Dripping Tank Atomiser, combines features of both RDAs (Rebuildable Dripping Atomisers) and RTAs (Rebuildable Tank Atomisers), offering the flavour and vapour production of an RDA with the convenience of an RTA's tank.

How do I build a coil for an RDTA?

Building a coil for an RDTA involves wrapping wire around a coil jig or similar tool, installing the coil on the build deck, securing it with screws, and threading and trimming the wick. The tank then feeds e-liquid to the coil and wick setup.

What are the benefits of using an RDTA?

Benefits include enhanced flavour and vapour production, the convenience of a built-in tank, extensive customisation options, cost savings on coils, and a satisfying building experience.

Can I use an RDTA if I am new to vaping?

RDTAs are generally more suited to experienced vapers due to the need for coil building and wicking knowledge. Beginners might prefer starting with simpler devices like sub-ohm tanks before progressing to RDTAs.

What is the difference between an RDTA and an RDA?

The main difference is that RDTAs have a tank to hold e-liquid, reducing the need for constant dripping, while RDAs require manual dripping of e-liquid onto the coils.

How do I prevent leaking in my RDTA?

Proper wicking is essential to prevent leaks. Ensure the wick covers the juice channels without blocking airflow, and make sure the tank is properly assembled with no loose parts.

What are the best materials for wicking an RDTA?

Organic cotton is the most common wicking material due to its excellent absorption and flavour delivery. Some users also experiment with materials like rayon or silica.

How often should I change the coils and wicks in my RDTA?

The frequency of coil and wick changes depends on usage and the type of e-liquid. Generally, it's recommended to change the wick every few days and the coil every couple of weeks, or when you notice a decline in flavour or vapour production.

What types of coils can I use in an RDTA?

RDTAs can accommodate a variety of coils, including single-coil, dual-coil, and mesh coil options. The choice depends on your vaping style and desired performance.

Why is my RDTA not producing enough vapour?

If your RDTA isn't producing enough vapour, check the coil resistance, ensure proper wicking, verify that the tank has sufficient e-liquid, increase the wattage (within safe limits), and make sure there are no airflow blockages.