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Easy...just put the cap on the other end :tup: The cap fits on the mouthpiece of the m and omni, woodys on loan so can't check that and it won't work with the og.

If your waiting for the M, vapefiend have them in stock (I ordered on Friday) they also have cocobolo nonavongs. The M's are £47, if you spend £50 you can use the code 420 to get £10 off :tup:

The negative contact does have some movement, but not much and it's pretty stiff so those extra mm's will put extra stress on the backend threads the backend internals and also the positive contact/board, which after mine flew apart and I've seen how it goes together is not something you want...

Magic eraser will get them like new (unless you worry that it's an evil toxic devil sponge, some people do) just needs wet a little then squeezed out and it works almost like sandpaper but leaving no scratch marks, just clean the cans after so there are no tiny bits left that you could inhale...

So for the first time I'm not a happy hopper (at least until I hear back from HL) :rant: I can deal with the multiple warranty requests, after all I knew what I was getting into and none of my other vapes have ever needed warranty (even my original crafty is still going strong one month away...

Hopefully they work with you, but worst case scenario they will sell you an ID, I think @biohacker posted a few pages back that they offered to sell him a warranty/box/ID for something like $40 (it's late here and I might not have the number right) good luck hope you get hopping again quick fast...

Definitely not bud :tup:

I should start by saying I don't own any RBT tech, haven't tried any or even seen any in real life, now that's out the way I will say I would love to jump on board as the tech seems like a perfect match for me. I have followed these threads for a long while now, seen the good bad and ugly...

Hi welcome :cheers:, any 5v supply should work fine, ideally aim for 2A so the crafty can make full use with a little wiggle room, something like an iPad brick would work without slowing the charge time down.

I have an og (with pointy :shrug: condenser) and a ti woodie and both of them perform this way, I figured that's how it's supposed to be as with carb closed the only air is what can squeeze past the cap and it's a tight fit. I don't want light vapour but seem to do things backwards to your...

I use a similar method to this but use wooden toothpicks/cocktail sticks then wrap/twist some organic cotton around one end, this way they can also be used to clean the vapour path from the bowl to MP holder and I don't have to worry about any glue that might be used on normal Q tips.

I would guess for other herbs, things like tobacco need a lower temp than we use for the good stuff.

They are UK/USA based depends what stock is available as to where it will come from, my last order from them came mostly from the UK but some parchment paper was shipped from the states value was around £4 but Royal Mail wanted £11 something for it so I got a refund and didn't collect it as then...

For me vapour quality is similar but the haze has much less draw restriction. The haze batteries are protected so slightly longer than arizer which are unprotected, which means there would be a good change of the spring in the bottom cap of the air being compressed if they even fit at all, the...

You could then use the code 420 to get an extra £10 off :tup:

All of my unprotected cells have that disk shape with groove, it's what holds the PTC and CID in place which is what stopped the GB in the posted link exploding (I know wrong word really). All of my protected cells have the PCB on the outside with the board on the bottom and then running up...

I'm just not seeing what your describing, also if protected surely it would have a connection going from the positive to negative end? Just like every protected cell I have taken apart, this I also can't see or feel. I'm sitting here right now with a GB1 and a knife but don't really want to...

Mine were 4.2 when I received them, and also charge to 4.2 when full, it is a cheap multimeter I'm using but have checked it against a friends (think its a metracal something or the other, I know it was expensive) and it showed the same just with less numbers after the . I thought the little...

You are correct but the voltage under load will also play apart, when the hopper shows empty the resting voltage is around 3.7/3.8 but while in the hopper and in use it will be lower than this.

Here for the most part... http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/lithium_based_batteries You will notice further down the page it says "Degrades at high temperature and when stored at high voltage" http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries Table 3...