Please advice

[Patcharapon]

I just collected my ADVKEN tank from a local bidding site (won at MYR30)

was listed as RTA Dual Coil but the box says RBA. Dual coil for sure after opening. Checked at manufacturer website and it was an Original product.

I tried searching its keywords in VU for thread/s leading to reviews & how-to-use/build this tank set as Im a single coil user since started few mths ago...

Hope to get some pointers as well

thannnk you and happy vaping

Vaper | Tattooist | Diver | Cyclist

 

[Whiskey]

I found on google

 

[Patcharapon]

I found on google

thanks whiskey but that video was a RDA. i just found out mine is RTA...

my itchy hands cant wait & tried building it just now once reached home

it lits at 40w 4v 0.4ohm. awesome flavor even on mango 50vg.
*later try coffee 90vg

note: been using uwell crown. advken ohmega is my 2nd tank!

now the difference between...
"advken ohmega/uwell crown"

1. outlook - sleek silver/dull black
2. airvent - tight & hard / full flexibility
3. production - simply more vapor & flavor / lower vapor & flavor
4. tank capacity - 3ml / 4ml
5. coil 28ga - dual / single
6. refill deck - top / top & bottom
7. leakage - seldom / seldom
8. build up - harder (lotsa manual tuning needed) / easy setup

*hope can find more pointers to enhance both tanks user-experience

thank you & happy vaping


Vaper | Tattooist | Diver | Cyclist

 

[Rabbit Slayer]

Pretty sure unless the tank came with a plug designed to plug the juice and airflow on the unused side you're stuck with a dual coils

 

[Patcharapon]

found out Advken Ohmega tank isnt as user-friendly as it looks.

refill time (top deck opening), the airvent at the bottom is ever hard to shut without accidently twisting it open

its a pain in the ass...

Vaper | Tattooist | Diver | Cyclist

 

[Jim_MDP]

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was listed as RTA Dual Coil but the box says RBA. Dual coil for sure after opening. Checked at manufacturer website and it was an Original product.

While any topper designed to have the coil replaced by the user is technically a "rebuildable atomizer", I reserve the RBA acronym for the little factory units meant to replace a coil head, the Kanger Mini Tank RBA being a prime example. Though that's an actual deck, I think more of the smaller factory head units, but either applies.
And of course RDA is specifically a non-tank dripper.

So what you got there is a "rebuildable tank atomizer" or RTA. IMO of course, YMMV.

For the coil issue... if you want to get tricky, you can span the center between the posts with a single coil, and split the tails to cover the juice intakes.
Performance is going to depend on the specific tank design and how they setup the juice holes and especially the airflow and intake. Worth a try if you're feeling adventurous.