The Limitless RDTA is a rebuildable tank that’s similar to atomizers like the GeekVape Avocado and Wismec Theorem. (People are calling them Genesis-style tanks, but as a longtime user of Genesis-style atomizers, I think this atomizer type is its own thing.) It was co-designed by iJoy and Limitless, and packs some potentially cool features. Here’s a quick look at the Limitless RDTA.
Specifications:
2 Post Deck
Adjustable Pin with Peek Insulator
Hybrid Compatible
Innovative Cotton Reserivoirs
4 ML Juice Capacity
Innovative Filling
Adjustable Air Flow
Delrin Chuff Cap
On paper, the Limitless RDTA looks like it has everything user love about the Avocado and Theorem, blended together in one product. Let’s start with the Velocity-style deck. This is comparatively the easiest type of atomizer deck to build on and, as someone with average building skills, e smokers preferred choice.
Smokers now a day love to having the e-liquid reservoir under the deck. The first and most important reason is that this design is highly leak proof. While there are some freaks out there that get off on e-liquid leaking all over them, the tanks with submerged decks constantly change the temperature of e-liquid. While there’s some heat in tanks like the Limitless RDTA, Theorem, etc., the e-liquid temperature is relatively stable.
The wicking system looks similar to the one on the Theorem. It’s incredibly easy to get cotton into the Theorem and it appears the same is true for the Limitless RDTA. Some Avocado users find it tricky to thread cotton through the holes on the build deck.
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