HH.357 V1 vs V2 on the Reo!

[rc10mike]

For those that use the HH.357 on your Reo, how would you compare the V1 and V2?

For an apples to apples comparison, Im only talking about those who use the 1.5 on 3.7v.

For me, the V1 was temperamental, it would make awesome clouds of tasty vapor when things were perfect, but would flood easily and hot dry vapes would appear without notice. Overall, when it worked, it worked great, when it didnt, it was awful..

Now the V2, after a week I have come to this conclusion.

Consistency is its greatest strength, but at a cost. I have had NONE of the flooding/hot vapes/inconsistency of the V1. It seems no matter what, it makes a decent vape. Even when squonked much harder than I ever did with the V1, it wouldnt flood. It seems as if the material in the V2 is much better at holding the liquid. The downside to this V2 (for me) is that I cant seem to get that rich, flavor filled, huge cloud that I got (rarely) with the V1.

Overall, the V2 is my fav so far, the consistency is what matters to me. So far its the best Ive used.

Thoughts?

 

[RocketRod]

What are you vaping through it? Same flavor & viscosity each time? I ask because I thought the V2 was built for straight vg, (I could be wrong). When I first tried a v1 I was using Boba's Bounty. Although taste and fog were outstanding, it did decrease in draw at about 4ml which warranted a flush clean. I didn't experience any foul dry vapes. I haven't revisited with a lower viscosity juice.

 

[rc10mike]

Ive been using the same juice throughout, JC Tennessee Cured VG. Its actually just a thin as all my other PG juices though.

 

[mwa102464]

The flow of the Atty is better with the v2 I find, juice and air I get the same plumes of great vapor and great flavor as the V1, the flow is just better for me.