Lost Vape Tanks & Rebuildables
Lost Vape tanks and rebuildables cover the atomiser side of the brand's hardware, the parts that sit above the mod and turn e-liquid into vapour. This collection holds 2 items. One is a rebuildable bridge for the boro format and the other is a replacement pod for the UB coil platform, so it spans a deck you wick yourself and a drop in pod you simply refill.
Lost Vape is best known for building around the Evolv DNA chipset in its higher end mods and for the Centaurus, Ursa and Thelema device families beneath them. The atomisers follow the same logic of machined metal, tight tolerances and a bias towards flavour rather than sheer vapour volume. Vaping products are sold to over 18s only.
What is stocked in this collection
The Lost Vape Centaurus Boro RBA Tank is listed at £24.99. It is a rebuildable bridge for boro format devices, so it drops into the bay of a boro style mod rather than screwing onto a 510 pin. The Lost Vape UB All-In-One Empty Pod is listed at £7.99 and is the replacement pod body for kits running the UB coil platform. The two serve very different vapers.
Boro format and RBA bridges explained
Boro is a format rather than a brand. The mod has an open bay with a battery on one side and a removable bridge on the other carrying the coil, the wick and the e-liquid. Airflow is routed through the body of the mod itself, which is why boro devices have a reputation for a clean, controlled draw.
An RBA bridge replaces the sealed coil with a small deck you build yourself. You fit your own wire, thread your own cotton then set resistance and airflow to taste. The gains are running cost and control. The requirement is a regulated mod that reads your build correctly.
RTA, RDA and RDTA, the difference
A rebuildable tank atomiser holds e-liquid in a reservoir that feeds the deck automatically, so you build once then simply refill. A rebuildable dripping atomiser has no reservoir. You drip liquid straight onto the cotton every few puffs, which gives the purest flavour for the most work. A rebuildable dripping tank atomiser sits between the two, feeding the deck by gravity or by squeezing a bottle.
Sub ohm tanks, 510 fitment and the 2ml rule
A conventional sub ohm tank uses a screw in coil head, an adjustable airflow ring and a glass reservoir. It connects by a 510 thread. Fitment problems are usually about diameter rather than thread, because a 25mm tank overhangs a 22mm mod. Boro bridges are the exception, since they fit a bay rather than a thread.
Under the Tobacco and Related Products Regulations, any tank sold in the UK with nicotine e-liquid is limited to 2ml. Pods are matched to a specific device family and coil series, so check the name on your kit rather than judging by shape. A pod that seats without sealing will leak into the battery bay.
Wicking, build safety and support
Build safety is not optional with rebuildables. Use a regulated mod that reads and displays resistance, check every build on screen or with an ohm reader before firing and keep stray strands of wire clear of the deck walls. Wick with organic cotton, thin the tails then lay them into the juice channels without packing them tight.
UK delivery is free on orders over £20 and working day orders are dispatched quickly. To check whether a tank or pod suits the device you own, call the team on 07827 210361 between 8.30am and 4.00pm.
Lost Vape tank and rebuildable questions
What is a boro RBA and which mods take it?
Boro is a device format where the mod has an open bay holding a battery on one side and a removable bridge on the other. The bridge carries the coil, the wick and the liquid. An RBA bridge such as the Centaurus swaps the sealed coil for a small deck you build and wick yourself. It only fits boro format devices, because it drops into a bay rather than screwing onto a 510 thread.
What is the difference between an RTA, an RDA and an RDTA?
An RTA holds e-liquid in a reservoir that feeds the deck automatically, so you build once and then refill. An RDA has no reservoir and you drip liquid onto the cotton every few puffs, which gives the cleanest flavour for the most effort. An RDTA sits between them with a tank section that feeds the deck by gravity or by squeezing a bottle.
Why are UK tanks limited to 2ml?
The Tobacco and Related Products Regulations cap any tank sold with nicotine e-liquid at 2ml, alongside a 10ml limit on nicotine bottles and a 20mg per ml limit on strength. It is why many tanks ship in the UK with a smaller glass than the same model sold elsewhere. A sub ohm setup at that capacity needs refilling several times a day.
Do I need a special mod to use a rebuildable?
You need a regulated mod that reads and displays the resistance of your build. Check every build before firing it. Never use a mechanical mod unless you fully understand Ohm's law and battery limits. Keep leads clear of the deck walls, trim stray wire strands and always confirm the reading on screen or with a dedicated ohm reader first.
Will a Lost Vape pod fit another brand's device?
No. Pods are matched to a specific device family and coil series, so a UB pod belongs on a kit built for UB coils. Two pods can look almost identical while the sealing rings and liquid ports sit in different places. A pod that seats without sealing lets e-liquid run down into the battery bay, so check the name printed on your kit first.
How should I wick a rebuildable deck?
Use organic cotton, thread it through the coil so it moves with light resistance rather than dragging, then trim the tails and thin them before laying them into the juice channels. Do not pack the channels tight, because a choked wick tastes dry however well the coil is built. Prime the cotton with e-liquid and pulse the coil gently before the first full draw.