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This week I review the The Smok TF-RDTA atomiser.
Full review is here
Here is an excerpt for you to enjoy.
Here is a close up of the user guide , for those that want to read it.
The Smok TF-RDTA is available in either a stainless steel or aa black coated version. For this review I shall focus on the black version.
The Smok TF-RDTA atomiser is marked with the TF-RDTA model name just below the tank and embossed with SMOK just above the tank.
It has an air flow control ring, and a juice control just above the airflow.
Standard 510 threading, and the usual CE, do not recycle and 'Designed by SMOK' markings on the base.
The positive pin is adjustable, but only by a millimetre (maybe 2 if you are lucky) before it falls out.
The drip tip is the dual walled (delrin exterior with glass interior wall) we are used to seeing on TF series atomisers.
Full review is here
Here is an excerpt for you to enjoy.
Here is a close up of the user guide , for those that want to read it.
The Smok TF-RDTA is available in either a stainless steel or aa black coated version. For this review I shall focus on the black version.
The Smok TF-RDTA atomiser is marked with the TF-RDTA model name just below the tank and embossed with SMOK just above the tank.
It has an air flow control ring, and a juice control just above the airflow.
Standard 510 threading, and the usual CE, do not recycle and 'Designed by SMOK' markings on the base.
The positive pin is adjustable, but only by a millimetre (maybe 2 if you are lucky) before it falls out.
The drip tip is the dual walled (delrin exterior with glass interior wall) we are used to seeing on TF series atomisers.