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GeekVape Ammit MTL RDA

GeekVape's latest RDA is the Ammit MTL RDA, which promises to cater to mouth to lung vapers with a large range of different airflow options!

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GeekVape have developed a great reputation for quality products at budget prices over the past couple of years, with notable releases such as the Tsunami, Griffin and Athena.

One of the latest GeekVape products is the Ammit MTL RDA, which as the name suggests, is a rebuildable dripping atomiser geared towards mouth to lung vapers. This follows on from the popular Ammit RTA, so let's see how the Ammit MTL RDA stacks up!

Specs

  • 22mm width
  • 38.3mm height
  • Designed for mouth to lung vaping
  • Leakproof design
  • Three dimensional airflow system transferring air from top to bottom
  • Adjustable airflow with 12 different airflow options
  • Dual layer chamber structure for heat dissipation
  • Two 510 threaded MTL drip tip options
  • Seven colour options
  • Bottom feed pin for squonking included
  • Two post build deck
  • Large juice well
  • 15-20W wattage range

What's in the Box?

  • Ammit MTL RDA
  • Narrow bore drip tip
  • Spare O-Rings
  • Two 0.7ohm Clapton coils
  • Bottom feed pin
  • Spare post screws
  • Screwdriver
  • User manual
  • Warranty card

Design and Build Quality

The GeekVape Ammit MTL RDA is a 22mm width RDA, which also measures in at a relatively short 38.3mm in height, from the 510 pin to the stock drip tip.

Six colour options are available to purchase, with stainless steel, gold, blue, rainbow, black, gunmetal and violet finishes.

Instantly recognisable on the top cap is the GeekVape logo, and the top cap itself features a dual-layer chamber structure which is designed to dissipate heat effectively. 510 drip tips are compatible with the GeekVape Ammit MTL RDA, and you get a 2mm and 3mm bore drip tips included in the box.

At the base of the GeekVape Ammit MTL RDA is a gold plated 510 connector, which can be easily swapped out for a bottom feed pin if you wish to use this RDA with a squonker, and a bottom feed pin is found in the spares bag.

All in all I didn't have any complaints about the build quality of the GeekVape Ammit MTL RDA, and it felt to me like a really well made piece of kit!

Building the GeekVape Ammit MTL RDA

A two post build deck is found on the GeekVape Ammit MTL RDA, designed for single coil builds. Large post holes are present on the build deck, which makes it easy to insert your coil legs into.

Two pre made Clapton coils are included in the spares, which are easy to install and have a resistance of 0.7ohm each. A deep juice well is present too, which holds plenty of E-Liquid.

Airflow

GeekVape have designed a '3D Airflow System' for the Ammit MTL RDA, which entails the airflow travelling in through the the top of the RDA and coming out at the base, to hit the coil.

Twelve different airflow settings are possible on the Ammit MTL RDA, you can have all five airflow holes open at its widest airflow setting, or reduce the airflow down to a single individual airflow hole.

Performance 

I was quite surprised that the included pre-made Clapton coil had a resistance of 0.7ohm, as this is a little on the low side for mouth to lung vaping, well certainly for my style of MTL anyway!

GeekVape recommend that a wattage range of 15-20W should be used, ideally you want to be using this RDA on a regulated device if you are using the included Clapton coil.

I found that with the airflow fully open, or even with four airflow slots open, the draw was a little on the airy side for a MTL hit, it was more of a restricted lung draw. However, with three airflow slots or less open, you can mouth to lung hit this RDA, and get a very tight MTL draw with just a single airflow hole open.

Flavour-wise, the results I was getting from this RDA were pretty impressive, I have been vaping the Manabush FireWater range with 20mg nicotine strength in this RDA, and getting enjoyable flavour at the 15-17.5W range.

Impressively, I never experienced a single leak from this RDA, which is down to the deep juice well and top airflow system. For that reason it's great to use on a regulated squonker!

Conclusion

The GeekVape Ammit MTL RDA is a great budget option to look at if you are after a squonk capable RDA that has a restricted draw. For the price, it boasts great build quality and performance, and offers true MTL vaping options!

Many thanks to Healthcabin for sending the GeekVape Ammit MTL RDA in for review, it can be purchased here!

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Dan Willis

Reviewer at POTV
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Dan was an early adopter of vaping as a way to quit smoking and has seen and done pretty much all there is to see and do in the vaping world!  From Ego batteries to mechs and from rebuildables to pods there isn't much that Dan hasn't tried.

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