I use a silver bullet with the kick and recently bought a 1.5 ohm HH 357. I have only had the attie for a day now but I'm not getting great vapor off it like I do with my Boge 2.0 ohm cartos. The vapor off the boges come off in clouds and the HH 357 isn't working as well in regards to vapor. My question is does the kick dial down the wattage with 1.5 ohm atties and cartos? Or is there some sort of break in period with atomizers? And if so what does "break in period" mean in regards to vapor/flavor? I'm a carto and tank guy so I'm quite confused about atties. I have learned that the draw is different on the HH 357 but even when I'm using short hard drags the vapor isn't as good as the cartos.
1.5 ohm HH 357 with the Kick on Silver Bullet
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From the Evolv site: The settings range is from 5 watts to 10 watts. The Kick performs best with attys/cartos rated between 1.3 to 3.0 Ohms.
I use a kick and the only thing that I find less vapor from is when I'm using a dual-coil. That's still significantly better with a kick than using a fixed voltage device.
I'm afraid that I'm a carto guy and the closest that I come to an atty is a rebuildable tank, so I don't have much experience with them.
I have my kick set at around 8 watts, and that's just about perfect for me. Maybe you need to turn yours up a little to get the vapor that you're looking for? Make sure that you're using the numbers that are printed on the circuit board behind the pot trimmer, and lining up the side with the little dots on the adjuster to where you want it set. You probably already know this, but it's sometimes the simple things that we forget.
Hopefully someone will drop in with some knowledge about the 357's to add.
I use a kick and the only thing that I find less vapor from is when I'm using a dual-coil. That's still significantly better with a kick than using a fixed voltage device.
I'm afraid that I'm a carto guy and the closest that I come to an atty is a rebuildable tank, so I don't have much experience with them.
I have my kick set at around 8 watts, and that's just about perfect for me. Maybe you need to turn yours up a little to get the vapor that you're looking for? Make sure that you're using the numbers that are printed on the circuit board behind the pot trimmer, and lining up the side with the little dots on the adjuster to where you want it set. You probably already know this, but it's sometimes the simple things that we forget.
Hopefully someone will drop in with some knowledge about the 357's to add.
The 1.5ohm HH357 has a steep learning curve, and a break in period that can range from hours to days.
First blow out any primer fluid, then drip the flavor you want to use in until you hear a slight gurgle when doing a dry hit (meaning draw on it with out applying power).
Than vape using sharp draws (this takes practice)
When you start to loss flavor, add a couple more drops.
I think that about covers it, but just remember until the HH357 is broken in it will have low vapor.
First blow out any primer fluid, then drip the flavor you want to use in until you hear a slight gurgle when doing a dry hit (meaning draw on it with out applying power).
Than vape using sharp draws (this takes practice)
When you start to loss flavor, add a couple more drops.
I think that about covers it, but just remember until the HH357 is broken in it will have low vapor.
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