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Hemptation

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I have the Hannah v3. And my wife has the MVP. And honestly. The Hannah is a better device. Even the clone. It's super easy to work. It will take any 510 tank. Any. And it handles business. From 7 watts to 30. I normally run it at 8 with a kanger aeromega. Run it at 9 with a kayfun. And 12 with my tugboat. I use the dripper strictly to try out juices. Cause I do not like dedicating a tank to a juice i don't like
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I have the Hannah v3. And my wife has the MVP. And honestly. The Hannah is a better device. Even the clone. It's super easy to work. It will take any 510 tank. Any. And it handles business. From 7 watts to 30. I normally run it at 8 with a kanger aeromega. Run it at 9 with a kayfun. And 12 with my tugboat. I use the dripper strictly to try out juices. Cause I do not like dedicating a tank to a juice i don't like
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Beautiful Hemp! I saw a copper colored one on a website that keeps calling my name;) I emailed Hana Modz looking for a dealer here in NC and they referred me to that particular site.

Do you have problems with the battery bumping around? One reviewer that I saw didn't like it for that. Other reviews look good.


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here it is whit an aeromega. The less hassle tank. Also got my blue granite MhM tip sitting on that. Mmmmmm. Strawberries and cream tank. Sometimes I just like to vape I really like the Hannah for this. It tells me my ohms It also does my watts to volts conversion on the fly. Real fast. And I use it as an atty stand while doing my rebuilds. Super easy to turn it up and down on the watts. It also takes 18650 battery. And it's rechargeable. Or you can just take the back off and pop a new battery in.


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This thing is solid as a rock. Battery bumping around. Lol. Nope As said. This thing is solid. If my battery felt loose. I would probably go in and bend a post a bit to tighten it up. Bit honestly it requires a flat head screw driver to get the battery out of it. If that's what you are talking about.


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No telling. Mine is snug as a bug. Lol. I got my Hannah mod before I got my first provari. I will say this I might get a reo one day. But provari's are all I want. I sold everything except the Hannah and I still use it my wife has the MVP. And if she had to choose. I think she might would pick the Hannah mod She does like her MVP tho I have heard nothing but great things about reo mods. Not 100% on how they work either. But that many can not be wrong It's still a personal choice tho. I love my provari's I will continue to buy them


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I'm saying this. I don't think you would be upset for purchasing one. I think you will like a Hannah more than an MVP Hard call on against a provari tho. Because the Hannah I'll do so much more But it's not a provari. And I don't own a reo. So I can not give an honest opinion. But I hear that's the device to have


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Thank you, Hemptation. :) Have tried the regular sized Hana and it's a bit too big for my hands. The mini Hana is right sized, but doesn't look to have replaceable battery. There also seems to be an issue with the company's service if you have a problem as I've read on a thread here and on The Vapin Greek's facebook. :( I've been drawn to the Hana's red and lime green colors and wish ProVape would hurry up and show me their ProVari 3! :mad:
 

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I'm with you on the Provari 3 chooch. Not sure what the hold up is. I understand that a few have used it and give it a thumbs up but are sworn to secrecy. I do love my Provari girls! LOL

Thanks again Hemp! Beautiful mod :) The customer service as chooch mentioned may be a drawback :(


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me and you both. I think that is why all their 2.5's went into the clearance which I have been taking full advantage of mind you. yea if you want one that is a bit smaller, get the MVP same deal with not replacing the battery. and it is a good device all n all. replacing the battery is one of the key features that sold me on mine. I could care less about the 30 watt capabilities. I do like it having the read out on the chip set. makes building and working easy for someone like me. might have to get another
Provari. we are just talking to much about it lol
 

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So this a little a little off topic but I wanted to ask some advice. I know that we have some Reo owners here and I was thinking about getting another box mod to add to my "girls". Tho the Provaris will always be my faves ;) Looking at Reo and the Hana Modz. I hesitate on the Reo because of my RA and my hands being a mess. Have had both thumb joints replaced with limited mobility. Wondering how I can manage squonking and that top button. And another biggie-I really don't want to get into rebuilding attys. What are the options for toppers? I guess that I don't fully understand how the Reo works;) Have never figured out how mechs work. My reason for not asking on the Reo threads-don't want to get hammered over there for being ignorant;) LOL

Does anyone here have a Hana?


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Hey Momma Dear..I will simply try to answer your question.
Reos are a fine mod but not for beginners because of the RDAs (RM2, RM4 & RM5) are re-buildable and require the tedious coil building that I have to use my jewelry magnification visor for. As far as a button on top, that's not hard to get use to and Rob even has button covers for those. Squonking isn't a PITA either imo, as my big ol fat thumb has no problem doing it.
It's a great vape when you get everything set up and is as free as any tank system. IMO better!
I would recommend it as once you get use to wrapping coils it comes second nature. Do not let RDA or RBA builds intermediate you from the best vape around. Reos are a tried and true mod that is virtually indestructible and on the chance a truck runs over it, can easily be repaired by Rob..He stands by his products.
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I have the HCigar DNA30, its basically a Hana V3 clone. I absolutely LOVE it. I hardly ever touch my mechanical mods anymore. It even comes with an authentic Sony VTC4 battery which should last 'days' for someone who vapes regular resistance pre-built or rebuildable atomizers. A nicer charging cable than the Cloupor clone comes with, and instead of a box, they give you a nice zipper case with a caribiner clip. Plenty of room to keep extra atomizers and a few bottles of juice if you keep the mod in a pocket. The buttons are clicky, but soft so they dont dig into your fingertips. 30 watts is a bit much if you dont build sub-ohm dripper, but its nice to have the flexibility in the future. I would honestly skip on the REO at this time if you are debating between it and a DNA30 box mod.

EDIT: I have never had any issue with anything being loose or rattling around inside. The battery is held VERY securely inside the one that I have.
 
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I have the Hannah v3. And my wife has the MVP. And honestly. The Hannah is a better device. Even the clone. It's super easy to work. It will take any 510 tank. Any. And it handles business. From 7 watts to 30. I normally run it at 8 with a kanger aeromega. Run it at 9 with a kayfun. And 12 with my tugboat. I use the dripper strictly to try out juices. Cause I do not like dedicating a tank to a juice i don't like
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I am the happy owner of (among many others) 2 mvp 2.0's and a cana30 from elev8. As box mods go, they are sturdy. The mvp's have a fail insulator that compresses in the 510 connector over time, but a very tiny oring can revive them if inserted properly. Yet, that no replaceable battery bit really worries me, so I waitlisted for the cana. I'm happy that I did! While it won't take an ego topper, it will take all the 510 that I have, and performs very well with anything I give it to wear. I expect we will see size fluctuations in box mods of this type in the future, so the fact that it is bigger than the mvp by a smidge does not bother me.


Had a mini nautilus shipped to me last week, complete with two vertical coil units. This little guy works beautifully with everything I've thrown at it, on any battery source from baby size ego to the cana. ATM it's sitting atop an mvp, as the testing migration continues. That new bottom vertical coil unit is SWEET!!! While I do love my kayfun, it has its share of drama from time to time, and it is nice on the go to be able to toss a new coil unit in if there is coil/wick to be dealt with. Another mini nautilus will be joining the family here for our upcoming road trip.

Yes, I'd like to have an REO in the collection. Nope, not in a big hurry, which is good, cause weeping finances abound.
 
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