RDTA Vs RDA- How Do These Two Atomizer Tanks Differ?

by Aanya Alberto A geeky girl and Vape Enthusiast

If you have been into vaping for some time now, you have moved past the online bought e-cigarettes and pre-packaged coils. You are subjected to the choice between dripping as well as custom coils. Also, every vaper seems to have an opinion about these.

The common question that may come to your mind is what a rebuildable drip tank atomizer (RDTA) is and what a rebuildable tank atomizer (RTA) is.  Now before moving ahead, you must know that RDTA atomizers have been designed to bridge the gap between RTA and RDA tanks.

Overview Of RDTA Tank

RDTA refers to rebuildable dripping tank atomizers. RTA tank atomizers put the tank on top of the buildable deck and use a chimney for drawing smoke to the drip cap.

Interestingly, it doesn’t need frequent refilling, though you do trade off flavor with extra space between the coils and drip cap.

RDAs simply do away with the tank. So in its place, the drip cap gets closer to the coil. This means you can enjoy more flavor from the vape.

Along with this, it also means you exchange the ability to be mobile with your vape when using it. Well, it’s a significant trade off you must consider.

RDTAs bridge this gap between taste and mobility by keeping the build deck over the tank. It often uses a wicking system and at times a pump system for pulling the vape juice from the tanks into the coil.

You can even carry enough e-juice as needed and don’t need to frequent refilling, making you move about freely as if using an RTA, but without compromising on flavor.

Rebuildable drip tank atomizer (RDTA) comes with several parts. There is a build deck, a tank and a housing. Most RDTAs have adjustable air hole allowing tighter draws and smoother throat hits. The build deck may have two or four posts for extra coils depending on the model you have bought.

RTA Overview

 An RTA or rebuildable tank atomizer appears similar to the RDTA in that it has a tank for carrying extra vape juice when vaping.

However, unlike the RDTA, the build deck of RTA goes beneath the tank and uses gravity for moving the juice down onto its coils.

The smoke gets sucked up to the drip cap through a chimney. Both RTA and RDTA allow you to carry a good supply of e-juice while you are on the go.

However, the chimney function on the rebuildable tank atomizer means extra space between the coils and you. It also means, you will get less flavor out of an RTA for this minute difference.

Like the rebuildable drip tank atomizer, most RTAs come with adjustable holes allowing you to customize the draw on the coils. But for the gravity pushing down the e-juice, RTAs come with more leaking issues than RDTAs.

Which One Win- RDTA Or RTA?

Though both RDTA and RTA come with their list of advantages, RDTA offers more flavor, less chance of leaking, lower chance of leaking, a nice system, packed all in one.

Some people say there is a difference in quality and flavor between the RDTA and RDA, even though they are similar and often work on the same principles.

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Created on Aug 18th 2020 02:27. Viewed 365 times.

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