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What is a dripping tank atomizer?
Rebuildable dripping tank atomizers (RDTAs) are like a combination of an RDA and an RTA, with an RDA-like deck on the top of the device but a tank underneath. This allows you to keep your coils constantly supplied with juice without the need to drip regularly. You can either have your wicks hanging in the tank, or just resting on the deck so you soak them by simply tilting the tank to one side. They have many of the same pros and cons as RDAs and RTAs.
What is a rebuildable dripping atomizer?
Rebuildable dripping atomizers (RDAs) have many of the money-saving benefits of RTAs but don’t include a tank. The “deck” with the posts for connecting your coils is essentially the whole device, and it’s covered with a cap and mouthpiece section. This gives great performance, but you can only drip so much e-juice onto the deck at once. This makes them a little less convenient to use than RTAs, but the setup is slightly easier because you have more space to work with and setting up the wicks is easier.
What is sub ohm atomizer?
Sub ohm tanks are essentially the same as standard tanks, except they support coils with resistances under 1 ohm. The tanks are put together just like standard tanks, but most of them feature airflow control, and tend to have atomizer heads with bigger “ports” for your e-liquid to soak the wick. This means the e-liquid replenishes more quickly, which improves performance at higher wattages. Sub ohm tanks tend to be better for direct-to-lung vaping (rather than smoking-like mouth-to-lung puffs), and most vapers who switch to sub ohming reduce the amount of nicotine in their e-juice because they’re more efficient.
What is the difference between a vape tank and a clearomizer?
The big difference is that while clearomizers are thin and fairly basic in design, tanks often hold a lot more e-juice and have higher-quality coils that can cope with thicker e-juices. They also use 510 threading, rather than eGo threading like many clearomizers.
How to refill a clearomizer?
The atomizer head usually attaches at the bottom, and a stem leads directly up from it to the mouthpiece. To refill them, you simply unscrew the mouthpiece and fill directly into the tank. The name comes from the fact that their bodies are almost entirely clear, and they were the direct successor to the “cartomizer” cartridges you find on cigalike devices.
What is a sub ohm tank?
Sub Ohm Tanks. Sub ohm tanks are essentially the same as standard tanks, except they support coils with resistances under 1 ohm. The tanks are put together just like standard tanks, but most of them feature airflow control, and tend to have atomizer heads with bigger “ports” for your e-liquid to soak the wick.