A few HH357 questions.. for HH357 users

[Randy C]

Hi Guys, I've got two questions:

**I've read that once a HH357 is filled, it can go quite a long time before refilling is necessary; in fact- one user wrote that gets nearly 30 minutes of heavy vaping out of one before refilling. I know there are lots of variables involved here, but what has been your experience?

** Avid's website is a bit confusing... the general description only references 1.5 ohm and says it should be used with "VV mods with outputs under 4v". I would like to try one of these on my Provari. Will I have any problems running 2, 2.5, or 3 ohm on my Provari?

 

[kwalka]

I have been using 2 for a couple of months now. If somebody is getting a half hour of vaping off 1 dripping session, they have found some magic trick. You can add bonuts and a drip shield which will allow maybe 6 drops for 15 min of good vaping but you lose at least 25% of the airflow. You can use the ECF google search if you do not know what bonuts are.
You can get them at all difference resistances, so yes you can pump up your Provari with no problem.

 

[reeftivo]

+1

I'm on my third week with my 2.5 ohm custom spec hybrid HH357.

I initially filled mine with around 10 drops and use avids straight drip shield. After that, when I need to drip I go with 4 drops and get about 7 to 8 wonderfull drags before the flavor changes. I could do more but the draw tightens up and it spits a little juice so 4 is my go to amount.

30 minutes before refilling is insane unless they have some hybrid feed system modded to it or they take a drag every 5 minutes or so. I cant wait 5 minutes between drags-TOO GOOD!

 

[Randy C]

Thanks for the feedback guys! I thought 30 minutes between fillings sounded unreasonable. Still... I'm going to have to try one of these!

 

[kwalka]

The fill time is irrelevant. The flavor and vapor is what will knock you off your feet. It wouldn't matter if I had to drip every single puff, it would be worth it.

 

[rlh445]

I use a Reos Grand with my 357, and it usually takes a couple of slight squeeses to sufficiently wet the atty, but after that..I couldn't even tell you how many drags I get out of it. My vaping style may differ from the norm as I do a sharp drag, keep the firing button depressed and take another sharp drag on top of that one; essentially I'm taking two drags for every 'normal' one..and I can do this many times over before hearing the hiss the 357 gives when it needs to be fed. Side note, I think that is just brilliance that it does that.