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Well my original heating element screen finally packed it in. Had a small hole near the middle. Pretty quick replacement. I followed the website instructions without much difficulty. Fired it back up with my new 3.7's. Wow. The black beauty is firing on all cylinders.

To be honest I was hoping the PA was going to be a little cheaper. The 120$ is little steep (for me anyways). Especially after reading on this site there other vapes for almost that price or a little more. Tough call. Love the Flashvape in battery mode.

3.7's in stage 1 mode as. Interesting. I'll try that! I too would like the PA. Haven't pulled the trigger on that yet. But that's also interesting info Pakalolo has discovered in the research department on the PA!!

In September this year Pakalolo made a comment that caught my attention. I was experimenting with screens and the stage 2 setup which I have been using exclusively for over a yr. His comment reminded me that I had a option for the original 3.2 batteries and setup I had completely ignored since...

I've been experimenting with different a stage 2 setup this month with interesting results. Instead of a spacer and a screen as per normal operations, I've removed the spacer and placed a screen directly on top of the original heating screen. The 2 screens are touching each other. I find vapor...

That's great! I love Vancouver Island. Strongly recommend a visit if you've never been here friends. We have a thriving cannabis culture and history here on the Island. Dates back to the 50's and 60's when American draft dodgers started large scale outdoor crops. They learned our unique growing...

Thanks a lot Pakalolo. Great feedback as usual. Always great to have a spare in a jam, but hey if it ain't broke don't fix it strategy is fine by me! Till next time!

Hello friends. Been enjoying the Flashvape a great deal this past yr. I'm a full blast converted vape guy now. What a weapon this beauty is. Question: It's time for replacement parts order and I'm wondering when I'll know if its time to replace the original heating screen? Never done this but...

I concur. About 5 hrs is exactly my experience as well. My original 3.7's are finally losing power. It took around 9 months of moderate use. Mind you, I was one of the guys who left those babies in continuously for probably 6 months of this time period. My new 3.7's are cooking along...

Excellent!! This unit is full blast strong. Sounds like I'm good to go for awhile. Thanks for the feedback!

I'm curious how you know when the replacement heating element screen actually needs to be replaced? Now that my new generation 2 model has this option I'm curious when or if I will know when to try this? I use the FV in Stage 2 mode every time and I'm also curious if this makes a difference...

Good call Tweek. Got couple ideas already. By the end of the weekend we has fastened LED's around our neck to assist. I'm in my shop right now tinkering around with a similar concept.

Pulled the Flashvapeout at night around the campfire last weekend with some newbies. On several occasions I heard comments on how outstanding it would be for a little light in the smoke chamber. Not the first time I've heard this comment! I know several of you have pondered this before on this...

Jerry has also been incredible for me as well. A total professional to deal with. He's so quick to get back to you and never seems bothered by the new questions I know I've thrown out there. These guys really are all about outstanding services. A raised glass to you Jerry. If we ever cross...

Well that was sure easy. I had no idea this new model had a thread where the battery compartment meets the main heating section. My first gen model did not. Mine was loose as well. I had one battery not working sometimes and I figured it was operator error or a dying cell. A quick turn and I'm...

Sad news Buffalo. I know from experience that the FV gang will do everything in their power to get you back on track quickly. I'd contact them and they will get back to you soon. I've had this no power issue as well. However after turning the unit on and off and swapping batteries gets me back...

I've been conducting a little experiment between the older 3.7's I purchased and left them continuously plugged in charging, and a new 3.7 set I only charge until green and remove once fully charged. There is a little difference in power between the newer 3.7's and originals. The older units are...

Right on Pakalolo! Thanks for the feedback! I'll shoot FV this question and report back to you guys. :) Heard back from FV on the battery issue friends. Pakalolo was right on target. Once the cells become fully charged we should probably pull them out. I'll do some tests with the new 3.7's...

Wondering friends (and pakalolo please chime in with your feedback) if you keep your batteries charging at all times when not in use? Ive recently purchased a second set of 3.7's and charger and I'm curious if performance may differ somewhat from my originals 6 months old now. From day one I've...

Another quick note friends on one of the differences I observe on this new flashvape model. I see the thread pattern has changed where you screw the battery compartment onto the off/on switch. It requires less turns to secure and is much smoother. The earlier version had probably 5 or 6 turns...