Tanks:

The tank is the part of the e-cigarette that screws on to the battery. This is the place that you will put the e-juice to vape on it. Inside the tank, there are holes that will let the juice drip onto a coil with a wick in it which will then be heated up that will turn the juice in to vapour. After a couple of weeks, the wick and he coil will get burned out which is when it is time to go to the shop and buy a new one.

RTA’s:

RTA stands for rebuildable tank atomiser, this is similar to the tank by the fact that it stores juice that will then be funnelled in to a coil. But RTA’s are different because instead of buying a new coil every time you need to replace it, you can build yourself a new one. You can do his by wrapping kenthol wire around a screwdriver and threading organic cotton through the middle. Then you can install it into the device by slotting the wire through the holes in the RTA.

RDA’s:

RDA stands for rebuildable dripping atomiser. RDA’s are quite similar to RTA’s due to the fact that you have to rebuild the coils. The difference between the two is that RDA’s do not have a tank to store the e-juice in. this means every time you want to take a vape, you have to open the device and drip e-juice on to the cotton in the coil. This process is called “dripping” which is where the D in RDA comes from. People that use RDA’s an RTA’s often vape on higher wattages because they can build their own coils to cope with such heat.