RBA

What does RBA stand for in vaping?

'Rebuildable Atomiser', or RBA for short, just means that you construct your own coil and add your own wick. Two examples of RBAs are an RTA (Rebuildable Tank Atomizer) and an RDA (Rebuildable Dripper Atomizer). Which one you select is a matter of personal taste. The benefits of one are essentially the drawbacks of the other.

What is the difference between RTA and RBA?

Generally speaking, all rebuildable atomizers are referred to as RBAs. Rebuildable atomizers with a tank to contain your e-juice are referred to as RTAs (Rebuildable Tank Atomizers). Atomizers that need you to drip your liquid onto the coil are known as rebuildable drip atomizers, or RDAs.

What is the difference between RBA and RDA vape?

Rebuilder atomizers (RBAs) come with a tank section and let you customise your device by swapping out the coils and wicks. Instead of getting your vape power from the tank, you can add more to the coils and wicks with a rebuildable dripping atomizer (RDA).