Things the HH-357 have made me realize.
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Mine never spit too bad .... even new. I've only used two of them so far and no spitting.
Not sure what to say ??? Either less juice or don't draw as hard ???
Try this .... with the drip tip off and without hitting the button draw on it like you normally wood. Quickly look in the atty when done drawing .... where is the juice level right after you let off ?
If there is juice above the coil or ceramic cup you have too much juice in there.
I had this problem the first couple of days.
If so you can repeat and quickly dab with a Q-tip to soak up a bit of juice.
I've found you have to blind squonk them lightly.
I could not squonk like other attys and watch for it to peek out the air holes.
That just put too much juice to the atty.
I actually feed it like I do a carto .... just a tiny blind squonk till I feel resistance and let up.
The HH holds a lot of juice in the mesh around the cup so it draws like it might be dry but still has plenty in it.
I can vape it right down until I hear the sizzle barely continue after a button press.
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Mine is dead after about three or four weeks of working flawlessly. Don't know what happened, never heard a pop or anything like that, just took it off the reo for a quick general wipe down, reinstalled and nothing. Gave it an alcohol bath and then did the prescribed start up procedure but still nothing.
Very sad... It was my fave atty.
Very sad... It was my fave atty.
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Hanna Hadawar, creator of the HH.357 atomizer, will be my guest tonight. He will be discussing his latest creations, including a manual feed atomizer tank system, as well as two other innovative products coming out soon.
9:00 PM EST
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Loren, you could say the .357 takes the 510 drip tip to a whole new level! Yes, they are that good!
wish i wasnt gunshy with it now. i put my 306 back on to let me tongue get a break. i can see the potential but just cant get it right yet.
Awesome. For those of us that did not see it live, when can we see it on YouTube?
It's a radio show. Follow the link and listen to the replay if ya like.
3 ohm hh357 on the way!!! Can't wait to FINALLY try 6v, and what better way to do it than with a 357! My first one is still going strong, about 5 months now. About 4 months on my second! Those two atties are all I have used since purchased! Extremely happy vaper here!
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Ive been a strictly carto user tried a few attys in the beginning cisco 306, ikv 1.8 etc at 3.7v and never really got the hang of them enough to be consistent enough for me then switch to HV vapin and Ive been loving that with boge cartos but since one of our cartonaut leaders and OP Tim is now a convert I figured I'd give these dang things a try! Got me a 2.5 SS and a 3.0 black matte on the way
I've had the opposite experience with my REOs - atties are wonderful (even though I haven't quite got the 'hang' of 306s), but I don't really love cartos on 'em so much. Been using SmokeTech 510s, but with all the praise that these are getting, I simply had to see what all the fuss is about. I've got a couple 1.5Ω ones on their way now.
Ive been a strictly carto user tried a few attys in the beginning cisco 306, ikv 1.8 etc at 3.7v and never really got the hang of them enough to be consistent enough for me then switch to HV vapin and Ive been loving that with boge cartos but since one of our cartonaut leaders and OP Tim is now a convert I figured I'd give these dang things a try! Got me a 2.5 SS and a 3.0 black matte on the way
If you stick with them and get the technique down it will be tough to go back to cartos again IMHO
If you stick with them and get the technique down it will be tough to go back to cartos again IMHO
Thanks Tim I will
I've been using a 1.5ohm HH .357 atty at 3.7v on my Reo Grand for like 2 months now. It works great. The only thing I'm just starting to notice is that when it gets really hot it really drops off in vapor production - even if its totally wet. It gives me some vapor on the inhale and none on the exhale. I'm wondering whats happening when it gets that hot? Is anyone else experiencing this?
I have been using these exclusively for 4 months now, and lost my first one about a week ago. I noticed that if I clean mine about once a week (soak in PGA for an hour) they hit like new (even better!) all the time.
I did TOTALLY notice the difference between the long barrels and the short ones. I did have a spitting problem at first with my short one until I got it broken in....never with the long barrels. I think the tendency is to flood them. I've backed off on the squonking....it's a new technique with the HH-357....less juice needed, I think because it retains more from the beginning.
There's just a little difference in the way you need to keep them wet....tiny little squonks....and a difference in the way you draw on them....hard and quick instead of long and slow. I can't remember there being too much of a learning curve, but I guess there is a little. All I really know is, whatever it takes, it's worth it. I just ordered some more (long barrel only) and these will probably be my permanent atty set-up unless Hannah improves on this....can't imagine.
Jan
I did TOTALLY notice the difference between the long barrels and the short ones. I did have a spitting problem at first with my short one until I got it broken in....never with the long barrels. I think the tendency is to flood them. I've backed off on the squonking....it's a new technique with the HH-357....less juice needed, I think because it retains more from the beginning.
There's just a little difference in the way you need to keep them wet....tiny little squonks....and a difference in the way you draw on them....hard and quick instead of long and slow. I can't remember there being too much of a learning curve, but I guess there is a little. All I really know is, whatever it takes, it's worth it. I just ordered some more (long barrel only) and these will probably be my permanent atty set-up unless Hannah improves on this....can't imagine.
Jan
Well the 2.0 ohm HH I got never worked well to begin with. When I vape it there's tons of vapor but zero flavor. No matter what voltage i use the vapor is never warm or flavorful. The atty itself gets very hot and even the delrin drip tip gets super hot but the vapor is still ice cold. Wierd. I wonder if anyone knows whats wrong with this one.
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