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Here’s to page 1000, fellow hopperheads! A happy(hoppy) new year to you all! Best of wishes for hopper labs in the new year, I hope the IO launch goes smoothly
I won’t say money is no object but I don’t want a vast vape collection. Love my Hopper (I really do!) now that it’s working again. While the io may be a decent improvement is it worth the investment or could I go with something else that fills a different need and works differently? That’s the conundrum. Well, not really but hopefully you get what I mean.I thought that was the one you were thinking about. I'm very interested in that one too, but I definitely don't have the funds for another vape. If I did I'd be hard-pressed to choose between getting a TinyMight and the IO.
It was last in for repairs this spring of 2019 and came back with some quirks like shutting off randomly, very unreliable to turn on and not reaching right temps but was sick of sending it in all the time so I borrowed it to friend that vapes way less and lower tempsHope everyone,
Is your hopper one of the newer ones, or the older ones?
@Baron23 are you still using the new batteries? If so, are you just leaving the battery in the unit when not in use? Running into any issues? Itching to use mine right now..
Is there any way for the average Joe to test/or verify that they're safe to use?
Glad to hear the GH is helping you cope while you're on the mend. Hope you have a speedy recovery
"Keep it #1000 y'all"
Yes, new batteries and the only thing I don’t do is leave them in charger overnight.@Baron23 are you still using the new batteries? If so, are you just leaving the battery in the unit when not in use? Running into any issues? Itching to use mine right now..
Is there any way for the average Joe to test/or verify that they're safe to use?
Glad to hear the GH is helping you cope while you're on the mend. Hope you have a speedy recovery
"Keep it #1000 y'all"
Ditto. I’ve been using 2 (out of 5) new batts in rotation with my last two older batts - no issues. I’m however vigilant with the new batts during charging (removing them shortly after they’re charged in either Nitecore), during use, and while not in use. I don’t usually remove a batt until red lights (or a bit afterward) and others are stored, sans caps, in my leather case or in a bag. The other 3 new batts are still bathing in kitty litter after wrapping them in plastic wrap (so nothing gets into the vent hole at the top positive terminal).Yes, new batteries and the only thing I don’t do is leave them in charger overnight.
But, no issues w them at all.
Happy thou Merry Christmas 2020 look out
Love how the hopper does it's thing. I forgot my Xtar and bubbler whilst away this time over the holidays, magnet ring to the rescue. Goes alright but, I do miss the external charger. After blue blinking lights I switched the cell over to my TiDye HT and damn it's done something I'll acknowledge as perfection. Coming up on 2 years trouble free too.
It's pairing nicely with this lightning storm and red beard strain.
Long live the king
Best wishes to all
Happy thou Merry Christmas 2020 look out
Love how the hopper does it's thing. I forgot my Xtar and bubbler whilst away this time over the holidays, magnet ring to the rescue. Goes alright but, I do miss the external charger. After blue blinking lights I switched the cell over to my TiDye HT and damn it's done something I'll acknowledge as perfection. Coming up on 2 years trouble free too.
It's pairing nicely with this lightning storm and red beard strain.
Long live the king
Best wishes to all
Hehe... I spy a Dragonfly!
Wouldn't want to suffer through inferior amplification and digital to analog conversion after a Hoppin' good sesh!
Good shit @MoltenTiger
A few bugs that go oh so well togetherHehe... I spy a Dragonfly!
Wouldn't want to suffer through inferior amplification and digital to analog conversion after a Hoppin' good sesh!
Good shit @MoltenTiger
My phone does actually have a 3.5mm jack, and I hate how many newer models have removed I/O capability without replacing it with anything, expecting users to opt for shorter lifespan throwaway tech like AirPods which put radio antennas inside the skull and adjacent soft tissue.Been scratching my head over that collection of cables and wondering if @MoltenTiger has a phone with USB C but no audio jack so he has a 3,5mm to USB 2/3.0 to micro USB to USB C?
Already cursing the industry for taking away the headphone port .. Even though I use purely Bluetooth actually often wonder about buying a plug for that hole because nature of my dirty workplace and also maybe switch totally over to wireless charging also just glue a piece of some kind of silicon or rubber over the ports on my mobile phone case .. Is this like torture talk to audiophiles? ... Bluettooohhhh and all my mp3 are low bitrate
Yeah also hopper hopper hopper and hopper
...and properly working Hoppers. Mine’s been running cool for a while. Time for a tuneup. Sounds like they have really been on the upswing lately.Wishing everyone a happy new year and new decade! Hopefully the next 1,000 pages will be filled with happiness and joy.
Are you into audiophile stuff?Happy thou Merry Christmas 2020 look out
Love how the hopper does it's thing. I forgot my Xtar and bubbler whilst away this time over the holidays, magnet ring to the rescue. Goes alright but, I do miss the external charger. After blue blinking lights I switched the cell over to my TiDye HT and damn it's done something I'll acknowledge as perfection. Coming up on 2 years trouble free too.
It's pairing nicely with this lightning storm and red beard strain.
Long live the king
Best wishes to all
I think it's just insect-named devices....Are you into audiophile stuff?
A few bugs that go oh so well together...
Jitterbug to DragonFly Red...
antennas inside the skull...
along with the hopper
I guess in the sense that I appreciate quality. Tidal with the DFR is very nice, I have 60GB of music on my phone and it typically sounds better via Tidal whether it's FLAC, 320kbps or even 128kbps locally. I first got an MP3 player in 2004, a couple of iPod touchs later phones took over, I don't think vaping will ever be integrated like this. I find it is worth it to invest in this kind of technology because it's useful and device evolution is seemingly only good for some time. Often I find things get really good and then change and lose their simplicity and quality.Are you into audiophile stuff?
Me too. It’s like religion: crank tunes - just bought gently used and pristine Snell E5 floor standing towers to replace my Klipsh towers (ex got ‘em years ago as they were originally hers) - grind herb, which I do infrequently but a few strains at a time, store ground flower so it’s easily pourable into the Hopper (and other vapes). Any little shake left over goes on top of a new Hopper fill as I’d rather muck up the screen than have it drop in the heater at the bottom of the chamber. So a bowl before and after grinding to celebrate grinding is always in order.There's a lot to be said about the right tool for the job, and grinding, vaping and listening to music is something I do very often, so I do it properly