OFFICIAL AvidVaper.com HH.357 discussion thread - Part 2

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ukeman

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No, I find the 901 is generally airier across the board. must be something going on there...
I have been using the 510 1.5 HH.357for a month now and it works great. I ordered a HH.357 LR1.5 901 and got it about a week ago. It works great great vapor and flavor, but the draw is super tight. Is the 901 always a tighter draw? I never used a 901 atty before.

regarding V2 = tighter draw vs V1 airy, it must have been a fluke... i have one LR LongBarrel 510 V2 and the draw is stiffer, in a good way, but my 901 V2 are not stiffer.
 

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Yeah there has to be something wrong with my 901 V1. The draw is soo tight it is hurting my jaw. My 510 V2 is nice and airy. what is the best way to contact Hannah on this issue?

3 ways:
1. he sees here and responds
2. pm him, email him
3. make a service ticket on Avid.

Most effective I would think 3. and 2. I'd do both.
 

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LR 1.5 will work at lowest voltage - 3.2 to 3.7 volts
2.0 Ohms - 3.4 to 4.0v
2.5 Ohms - 3.7 to 4.5v
3.0 Ohms - 4.0 to 5.+v
these are just my estimates....ymmv.

i think they work best with just the right amount of juice (don't over feed). At the same time be careful not to dry burn (too little juice) as that can fry the coil.
After initial priming use only 2 drops each time, and see if that is enough. 2 to 3 drops is usually just right. I will add a drop when i'm done vaping just to keep the coil wet.

If I have a kgo and a vv which ohms should I get?
 

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A while back I mentioned my method of cleaning HH.357 with a sharp needle since they don't take well to dry burning. Tonight I cleaned one of my HH.357s 1.5 V2s and took a before and after photo.

This is the second time I've cleaned it. I use it along with an HH.357 1.5 V1 on another REO. The cleaned V2 below has been used everyday for 42 days and sees about 2.5 ml a day through it, since I vape 5 ml a day and use it about half the time. Everything from BWB tobaccos, root beer, dulce, DIY menthol, Aroma WTA tobaccos, and Vaperite cake batter have passed through it.-mostly 70/30 stuff.

Meters at a perfect 1.5 both before and after cleaning. It was getting a little clogged and producing less vapor before and now about 90% good as new. Probably not a recommended method by Hanna, but it works for me. I have a HH.357 1.5 V1 in service for 65 days now that I will clean tomorrow.

Before
HH357dirty2.jpg


After
HH357clean2.jpg
 

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A while back I mentioned my method of cleaning HH.357 with a sharp needle since they don't take well to dry burning. Tonight I cleaned one of my HH.357s 1.5 V2s and took a before and after photo.

This is the second time I've cleaned it. I use it along with an HH.357 1.5 V1 on another REO. The cleaned V2 below has been used everyday for 42 days and sees about 2.5 ml a day through it, since I vape 5 ml a day and use it about half the time. Everything from BWB tobaccos, root beer, dulce, DIY menthol, Aroma WTA tobaccos, and Vaperite cake batter have passed through it.-mostly 70/30 stuff.

Meters at a perfect 1.5 both before and after cleaning. It was getting a little clogged and producing less vapor before and now about 90% good as new. Probably not a recommended method by Hanna, but it works for me. I have a HH.357 1.5 V1 in service for 65 days now that I will clean tomorrow.

Before
HH357dirty2.jpg


After
HH357clean2.jpg

Where's that post mate?
 
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