The HH .357 Atomizer
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No, this first run of .357's is for dripping only. There will be a production run in the near future that will have an option to get ones that work on bottom feeder mods. I have several beta .357's that I have tested extensively on the Phidias and the mini Reo and they feed great.
mwa102464, You know not of what you speak! I have one of each, 510 Hybrid from COV and HH .357 from Avid. I have had the 510 Hybrid for 4 days now. What I can count on with these are, juice leaking from the battery connector, an inconsistent vape, and tons of frustration. I have used the 510 Hybrid 2.0 ohm with my eGo, Bombshell at 4.2 v, regulated 5v box mod, and my Pearl Pulse AV @ 3.5 v. I have used 80 PG/ 20 VG, 50/50, and 70 VG/ 30 PG e-liquids. And I have tried every possible combination of PV and juice. The end result have all been the same. I am thankful that my losses were only $9 and countless hours of trial and error.
I received my HH .357 this morning. The first thing I did was visually compare the two. There is a noticeable difference between the two coils and mesh that surrounds the cups. The next thing I did was read the clear cut instructions for Optimum Performance and Cleaning Procedure. The only information COV offered was the obvious specs and stated that "This is an advanced user device. Keep wet at all times". Exactly what constitutes an advanced user? With a little information, anyone can use this device. After I blew out the primer, oh I forgot to mention that all the .357 attys are hand modded and tested before sale. I placed the atty on my eGo battery and dropped 4 drops of my 80 PG/ 20 VG juice into the atty. Took one cold draw to pull the e-liquid through the wicking system, then I took my first sip. OMG, the flavor, TH, and vapor blew my mind. After a few more sips, all as satisfying as the first, I topped up. At this point I decided to clear my schedule for the day so I could give this baby a good hard test drive. Its now been 6 hours of chain vaping and I can contest to the love of this atomizer. Was it worth $22? Absolutely!
IMO, you really cant compare the two atomizers, its just not fair. Its like comparing a BMW to a KIA. The original inventor, of this Cisco LR 306 modded into a 510 sleeve atty, realizes that some folks may have issues with their atty and that not everything is perfect and flawless. Hanna will personally, stand behind his product.
No, I am not being paid to say this and I have nothing to gain. I just want to share my experiences and opinions with other vapers.
I received my HH .357 this morning. The first thing I did was visually compare the two. There is a noticeable difference between the two coils and mesh that surrounds the cups. The next thing I did was read the clear cut instructions for Optimum Performance and Cleaning Procedure. The only information COV offered was the obvious specs and stated that "This is an advanced user device. Keep wet at all times". Exactly what constitutes an advanced user? With a little information, anyone can use this device. After I blew out the primer, oh I forgot to mention that all the .357 attys are hand modded and tested before sale. I placed the atty on my eGo battery and dropped 4 drops of my 80 PG/ 20 VG juice into the atty. Took one cold draw to pull the e-liquid through the wicking system, then I took my first sip. OMG, the flavor, TH, and vapor blew my mind. After a few more sips, all as satisfying as the first, I topped up. At this point I decided to clear my schedule for the day so I could give this baby a good hard test drive. Its now been 6 hours of chain vaping and I can contest to the love of this atomizer. Was it worth $22? Absolutely!
IMO, you really cant compare the two atomizers, its just not fair. Its like comparing a BMW to a KIA. The original inventor, of this Cisco LR 306 modded into a 510 sleeve atty, realizes that some folks may have issues with their atty and that not everything is perfect and flawless. Hanna will personally, stand behind his product.
No, I am not being paid to say this and I have nothing to gain. I just want to share my experiences and opinions with other vapers.
Let me start by saying I was not impressed with the COV Hybrid 510/306. The draw is to tight and there is very little vapor. The flavor is there but its to much and makes me cough.
I just received HH 357 so I have only been vaping with it a few hours. I hope it needs to be broke in because as of now I am not that impressed. How ClickBang gets all that vapor with a two second hit is beyond me. The throat hit is good but the flavor is diminished. I will continue with the 357 and let everyone know if it gets better. I sure hope so. I was amazed as most of you with the amount of vapor I saw on the video but I have yet to see it come out my mouth.
Just my opinion.
BTW I am vaping with VV Pro Vari between 3.3-3.8 Volts
I just received HH 357 so I have only been vaping with it a few hours. I hope it needs to be broke in because as of now I am not that impressed. How ClickBang gets all that vapor with a two second hit is beyond me. The throat hit is good but the flavor is diminished. I will continue with the 357 and let everyone know if it gets better. I sure hope so. I was amazed as most of you with the amount of vapor I saw on the video but I have yet to see it come out my mouth.
Just my opinion.
BTW I am vaping with VV Pro Vari between 3.3-3.8 Volts
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I prefer the 357 but the price between the two is much. I just am not impressed at all with the hybrid 306/510 from COV.
Been reading the initial reports on both and hope someone is going to keep track of how long/how many mls go through these to get an accurate life expectancy. At the current price, one would have to last me 3 times as long as the attys I use now (2-3 months min.) to make them financially feasible for my budget.
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Hey cam - you should probably reach out to Hanna to make sure all is well with your .357 - he is super passionate about his product, and he will def help you out to figure out what's up. Check your inbox for a PM with his contact info.
I shot Hanna an e-mail......Thanks for the info. The atty is getting better by the hour.
Just to follow up......The 357 is producing more vapor now and the flavor is improving. I hope this turns out to be the one I have always hoped for. The draw is by far the best I have had.
Been reading the initial reports on both and hope someone is going to keep track of how long/how many mls go through these to get an accurate life expectancy. At the current price, one would have to last me 3 times as long as the attys I use now (2-3 months min.) to make them financially feasible for my budget.
Exciting times in atty development
I am all about the performance and really could care less about how much juice I use. The juice is fairly inexpensive. The hardware is critical. I believe I have one of the better PVs in the VV Pro Vari and I have just been searching for a good atty. The more I vape with this 357 the more I hope that this is the one. In regards to the amount of juice used..............I really have not noticed myself usimg anymore with the 357 but I have noticed it does not leak as much as most..............which saves juice. I have noproblem paying 20 bucks for a good atty as long as it performs well and for a couple of months. I will eventually know.
Whats your favorite atty? I have tried 510s from most vendors, Cisco LR 306 9 (Avid), and all the Ikenvape ones (Canon high low all ohms).
I would recommend you give this a shot. The best part of the 357 IMO is the draw (not airy, not tight, just perfect)
Iken has some quality products. I prefer there older attys over the Canon Stealth series. Thet leak like crazy out the whole in the side though. I have not tried the 801 mini........I am game though. Does that fit a 510 or 808 or is it unique? Thanks.
I will have to try the 801. Whats the pros and cons of the 801?
Tons of flavor and vapor, less throat hit than 510's and 901's.
801 threads look like 808/901 threads but are bigger in diameter.
IKV LR 801 attys are no slouchers. I love 'em.
I also LOVE my beta HH .357's, but they're significantly different from the production run attys being sold by AvidVaper.com, so all I can vouch for is Hanna knowing what he's doing.
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