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I forgot to mention earlier that even though it dropped, it still works great folks
RHP
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Happy Sunday ya'll !! Just ordered..
1 x HH.357 Long Barrel Hybrid 510 Atomizer
(Ohm Selection: 2.5ohm, Finish: Matte Black)
...and...
1 x Custom HH.357 Cisco Spec Hybrid 510 Atomizer
(Custom 357 Style: 510 standard, Custom 357 Color: Deep Red, Custom 357 Resistance: 2.0 ohm, juice Blend: PG 100%)
Thank ye Hanna Hadawara!! RHP
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Just read about 30 pages of this thread... looks like no ones really posting here anymore. Everyone still happy with their HH.357 attys and AMP tanks? I'm thinking of picking up two of these attys up to try out. I've bought a bunch of clearos, RBAs, tanks, etc. only to find that none of them give me the flavor that I desire, not compared to an atomizer. I vape mostly at home and primarily drip since it's convenient for me, but I use clearos for when I'm on the go and generally have to settle for less flavor and convenience of a clearo tank. I still have about 7 atomizers that I rotate around but all of these, I've had for AT LEAST 5 months. A few have completely died and I usually don't really throw away stuff unless it completely craps out... I guess some people are less picky and toss them when they start getting pretty bad. I wouldn't say they are vaping horribly, but their performance has dropped enough to the point where I have started to look for the next buy.
Initially, at $21-25 bucks a pop for one of these, I didn't even consider it... seems way too overpriced. But now that I think about it, if these truly perform and last as most people say they do, it will be worth it for me. I am a pretty light vaper (typically 2-3ml a day and 3ml is a lot for me too) and don't chain vape unless I am drinking. So these should last me a while hopefully. I will be mostly using these on Ego type batteries, specifically, an iTaste VV3 and some Spinner/Twist batteries.
My question is: should I get long or short barrel and should I get 2.0 or 2.5 ohm? Not really sure what the difference is, I mean obviously I know the lower ohm are hotter but since I have a VV device and can adjust, not sure which would be better. I was planning to go with one long and one short, both at 2.0 ohm but I'd like a second opinion too. Also, does it make that much of a difference to blow through connector end rather than drip tip end? I believe the last couple of atties that died on me was because I messed up cleaning them. I had some Vapage attys that were pretty good but I boiled them and try to dry burn when they were still wet with water and kept firing it because the coils weren't turning red. I then started dry burning them after the attys had all night to dry out, that way the coils would immediately get hot and the crud would burn off. This method was pretty effective for the most part, but people say don't dry burn when the atty is completely dry. I thought that was the whole point though, to do it dry.. hence why it's called dry burn?? Maybe I'm still pretty noob at this but I am not unfamiliar with atomizers, I've tried a bunch of them from various vendors.
I also got an ultrasonic cleaner now to use with cleaning atty, not sure how much better it will be than cleaning it the old fashioned way but I was mainly hoping to get a deeper clean and perhaps save some time and hassle as well. I'd really like to try the Aero type atty but they have not been in stock on their site the last 20 times I've checked.
But yea... I think I'm finally willing to splurge a little on these atty and hope they are worth it! I love dripping, it's a little more work but I love the vape.
Initially, at $21-25 bucks a pop for one of these, I didn't even consider it... seems way too overpriced. But now that I think about it, if these truly perform and last as most people say they do, it will be worth it for me. I am a pretty light vaper (typically 2-3ml a day and 3ml is a lot for me too) and don't chain vape unless I am drinking. So these should last me a while hopefully. I will be mostly using these on Ego type batteries, specifically, an iTaste VV3 and some Spinner/Twist batteries.
My question is: should I get long or short barrel and should I get 2.0 or 2.5 ohm? Not really sure what the difference is, I mean obviously I know the lower ohm are hotter but since I have a VV device and can adjust, not sure which would be better. I was planning to go with one long and one short, both at 2.0 ohm but I'd like a second opinion too. Also, does it make that much of a difference to blow through connector end rather than drip tip end? I believe the last couple of atties that died on me was because I messed up cleaning them. I had some Vapage attys that were pretty good but I boiled them and try to dry burn when they were still wet with water and kept firing it because the coils weren't turning red. I then started dry burning them after the attys had all night to dry out, that way the coils would immediately get hot and the crud would burn off. This method was pretty effective for the most part, but people say don't dry burn when the atty is completely dry. I thought that was the whole point though, to do it dry.. hence why it's called dry burn?? Maybe I'm still pretty noob at this but I am not unfamiliar with atomizers, I've tried a bunch of them from various vendors.
I also got an ultrasonic cleaner now to use with cleaning atty, not sure how much better it will be than cleaning it the old fashioned way but I was mainly hoping to get a deeper clean and perhaps save some time and hassle as well. I'd really like to try the Aero type atty but they have not been in stock on their site the last 20 times I've checked.
But yea... I think I'm finally willing to splurge a little on these atty and hope they are worth it! I love dripping, it's a little more work but I love the vape.
I still u see the HH.357 Atty, 1.5 and 2.0 verzions.
As suggested I clean them out by blowing through the threaded end only. That's so you don't change the way it's put together.
I use both the short and long ones.
Using one now for like 5 months. NO dry burns to clean, just soak in 100 proof vodka them blow out and re soak with juice blow out and refill and vape.
As suggested I clean them out by blowing through the threaded end only. That's so you don't change the way it's put together.
I use both the short and long ones.
Using one now for like 5 months. NO dry burns to clean, just soak in 100 proof vodka them blow out and re soak with juice blow out and refill and vape.
It's also suggested not to let the Atty sit to dry out. If you are storing a cleaned out Atty , keep it wet with pg or vg or both.
When ready to use it just blow out and refill with far juice and vape
When ready to use it just blow out and refill with far juice and vape
I'm late to the party but I must say I am in love with my 357. Got the long barrel 1.5 ohm and the flavor is out of this world. I have a lot of rdas, cartos and rtas. I love my kayfun but for flavor this is it. I got it just to test juices from zamplebox but I can't put it down. Sucks I can't drip at work, back to the kayfun tomorrow.
Did anyone get popping when the 357 was new, I got a few pretty explosive pops from mine. Scared the hell out of me to be honest like a cork going off at my lips. Nothing was hurt and it still works fine I'm thinking it was too much juice I put in quite a few drops at first.
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Did anyone get popping when the 357 was new, I got a few pretty explosive pops from mine. Scared the hell out of me to be honest like a cork going off at my lips. Nothing was hurt and it still works fine I'm thinking it was too much juice I put in quite a few drops at first.
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Yeah i get the pop too when i start a new atty.
Now i just start out low on the volts for a few pulls on the atty then add more juice and creep up the volts.
Now i just start out low on the volts for a few pulls on the atty then add more juice and creep up the volts.
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