I can say today I haven't been so happy to own a Reo in a long time 
Putting my Provari to utter shame.
So I've been running my Aero 306 and regular Cisco 306 for a day now and am liking them both about the same. The first Cisco I dewicked and had bad luck with. There was a bit of wick left on one side. The flavor wasn't really there when I fired it up but I am thinking that I messed up the coil possibly...
The second Cisco I tried I left the wick in as to not mess it up before I got a chance to really see it in action.
This time the flavor did come through a bit better than the Aero! A bit more vapor and throat hit as well! Like, ridiculous performance that I was so happy. The only downside is I am getting a bit of juice spitting up at me, probably because the wick is still in and the juice is collecting on that and shooting up. After vaping it hard for a few hours the flavor is starting to drop off a bit (which I would attribute to the wick?) and I think I will go back to the Aero for now.
So it looks like they are both fantastic atties and the bridge ciscos deserve another shot at dewicking...I just don't want to mess it up again and its honestly easier to grab the Aeros. I'll buy some more of each next time and see but I wish the Ciscos could come without wick. By the way does anyone know if there is any difference between the cisco and aero or they literally just don't include the bridge in the assembly?
Definitely my go-to atties now until I can figure out how to make my HH 357 not shoot up juice like Old Faithful.
I do have one more question for the Cisco users out there. Since I am settling on these atties to use for a while, will the HH 357 cleaning method work for these 306s? 1 hour in vodka soak, pour some vodka through battery end, blow out, re-prime and fire up?
Thanks guys for all the help and support and subliminally making me do a 180 from $40 to $10 atomizer and enjoying it more 
Putting my Provari to utter shame.So I've been running my Aero 306 and regular Cisco 306 for a day now and am liking them both about the same. The first Cisco I dewicked and had bad luck with. There was a bit of wick left on one side. The flavor wasn't really there when I fired it up but I am thinking that I messed up the coil possibly...
The second Cisco I tried I left the wick in as to not mess it up before I got a chance to really see it in action.
This time the flavor did come through a bit better than the Aero! A bit more vapor and throat hit as well! Like, ridiculous performance that I was so happy. The only downside is I am getting a bit of juice spitting up at me, probably because the wick is still in and the juice is collecting on that and shooting up. After vaping it hard for a few hours the flavor is starting to drop off a bit (which I would attribute to the wick?) and I think I will go back to the Aero for now.
So it looks like they are both fantastic atties and the bridge ciscos deserve another shot at dewicking...I just don't want to mess it up again and its honestly easier to grab the Aeros. I'll buy some more of each next time and see but I wish the Ciscos could come without wick. By the way does anyone know if there is any difference between the cisco and aero or they literally just don't include the bridge in the assembly?
Definitely my go-to atties now until I can figure out how to make my HH 357 not shoot up juice like Old Faithful.
I do have one more question for the Cisco users out there. Since I am settling on these atties to use for a while, will the HH 357 cleaning method work for these 306s? 1 hour in vodka soak, pour some vodka through battery end, blow out, re-prime and fire up?
Thanks guys for all the help and support and subliminally making me do a 180 from $40 to $10 atomizer and enjoying it more
