The griffin 25 is not a bad choice. Neither is the herakles rta2. The rta2 is far easier to wick right and in my opinion more flexible, but if set up well they both give great flavor
Augvape Boreas Rta heard great things about it & @roxynoodle designed it. I've ordered & haven't received yet. There's a Thread here.
The juice feeding system is different. The rdta like a boreas is intended to be like an RDA that wicks itself. And an rta typically uses vacuum to feed juice to the wicks. They both have their merits. I typically use rtas more, but I really like the boreas as well.
I consider the Limitless et al to be a genny-RTA hybrid 
I've definitely seen stuff called an rdta that is a little meaningless. But it's a quick way to differentiate the boreas style wicking system from the typical rta style. Still a bit of a misnomer though, since there's no dripping involved...They all the same
I second that
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You have to remember BOREAS uses VACUUM to wick it self...same as the supreme...
23 bucks dude ECIGITY
It's just as easy if not easier to access the deck than other tanks. Unscrew the bottom and pull it out, that's it. Far far easier than something like a moonshot or tornado. It is what most people say is an rdta, just like the aromamizer. If I'm not mistaken, the aromamizer was one of the first to call itself an rdta. But mine does not feel cheap at all. Good threads, etc
That term (or acronym, whatever you want to call it) has become a meaningless garbled mess. There's nothing that most of these "RDTA" tanks do that makes them more than normal RTAs, the Boreas doesn't do anything that makes it need a reference to drippers in there, it's just a damn good tank. It uses the same pressurized system to slowly leak juice through openings that reach the wicking material. There's nothing special about it, it just does it very effectively.
I can agree with that. Op said he didn't want "rdtas" though, so I was trying to reference the more typical rtas
Yeah I hear ya, just one of those things that bugs me. I mean it shouldn't because trying to bring logic to the internet in any form is asking for trouble, but just makes sense to me to call those top coil new genny type tanks RDTAs being as they're just RDA decks sitting on top of tanks. But, instead we have a free for all where that term means nothing.
The new Genny style RTAS are called
REBUILDABLE
Tilt it
Atomizers.. Lol
RTIA
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Imho the tcmv 25mm is my go to
Lol. I have heard that form a few but I have never had that issue myself.
Go back and read the first few pages and you'll see that. A year ago no one called an RTA an RDTA.
Always interesting to hear about the history of terms, thanks. And, that makes a hell of a lot more sense than calling an RTA an RDTA for... god knows what reason? A tank where you manually open it up to drip into the atomizer section... RDTA yup, checks out. (I think I have one of these actually, $3 on some clearance sale, never even tried to set it up yetAt first, an RDTA was a tank that you had to push on the drip tip to make it drip onto your coils (Big Dripper, Pontus? by EHPro, and some others). Now that term is applied to so many attys it no longer seems to have a definition. The Big Dripper, Boreas and the Limitless are 3 different styles, yet people call them all RDTAs.
When I started the Aromamizer thread on ecf, everyone ignored it at first because they saw RDTA and thought it was like the Big Dripper
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I posted about it and a bunch of other True Hybrid RDA/Mods the other day on here for someone...I would love to see that style hybrid come out more often...Need me a Goon-Roundhouse and a TM2-RoundhouseDo you guys remember the
3D dripper?
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Do you guys remember the
3D dripper?
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I vote the Boreas... in looks and performance... she is a great rig
Yes the Kennedy Roundhouse.Roundhouse ?
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The Griffin is a few steps down from the Boreas...
Roxy works with augvape, as in they ask her for ideas, but the rest of us just really really like this tank. There's just nothing to really fault it on once you figure out the little quirks in wicking/filling.
If you take the afc ring off the vcmt the condensation problem is fixed. No more juice ring sitting under the rim of the tank. It does look a little weird, and obviously you have wide open air flow. To me the sacrafice is well worth it. I run it wide open anyway. Take a small flat screwdriver and put it in the airflow. Pry downward and the afc ring should start to come off. Do the other side and it should be loose enough to remove. Keep that little disc on so there won't be a gap between tank and mod. Just fyi in case you haven't tried and want to alleviate the leaky air flow holes.
