Am I doing this wrong?

[Tam]

How often and how long have you been using this atomizer? It does have a small break in period before it gets really good. The HH.357 have a slightly longer break in period.

The coils in tanks have come a long way since I started vaping, and they're so much better than they used to be for flavor production. If you're switching coils to change flavors, rinse the coils well under warm to almost hot water, then soak in vodka for a few hours (I soak over night), then air dry over night before using again. That usually gets the previous flavor out unless it's a really strong flavor like tobacco or coffee. Those don't seem to come all the way out no matter how long I soak them.

[VaporTron]

I'll try to keep using the atty to break it in

[Bebop]

I forgot if you mentioned which battery you are using. I find with dripping that having variable voltage is key to getting the best out of a dripping atomizer. It's part of the learning curve. They seem much more sensitive to voltage variations for performance.

Edit: and that vv varies with different juices as well...

Edited May 31, 2014 by Bebop12

[Tam]

He said he's using Vv v3 but using 3.7 v

[VaporTron]

He said he's using Vv v3 but using 3.7 v

Yes that's right It seems to be getting better but not there yet, we'll see

[Tam]

Yes that's right It seems to be getting better but not there yet, we'll see

Try turning it up to around 3.8v or 3.9v. It might be the juice you're vaping needs a bit more heat.