Sodium levels and blood pressure
Renin angiotensin is for regaining homeostasis. If you have lost salts, blood pressure and blood volume will decrease due to loss of fluids. But the renin angiotensin mechanism will try to undo this by stimulating uptake of Na+ and water. But still, they can not fully compensate for loss of Na+, INTAKE of Na+ is NECESSARY. 

By the way, the main stimulus for triggering renin angiotensin is Blood volume and pressure rather than Osmolarity of blood. In conditions like hemorrhage where blood loss occurs but there is no change in osmolarity, Renin-Angiotensin will still respond (but ADH(vasopressin) will not as ADH responds only to change in osmolarity.) &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;— &nbsp;biogirl