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I think they mean the built-in holes in many of the after market stems. Just holes in a glass cross section, in the stem.

I did this using only 1/2 of the stock TM C.U. https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/tinymight-tm-2.44563/post-1607884

My point was by all indications the owner has written about, he received a VERY EARLY model… Make of it, what you will…. after all it’s the internet…

I read much of it, but same as he originally stated, he registered but never received an email notification to brick it, for swap program. Now he lists the SN a few ones and zeros, also bought in 2023, so it looks like an early one. Guess that’s answers a question a few had, on trying to...

Exactly, I already know how it behaves, and this stupid behavior was supposedly going to be addressed. They told me as much when I asked about a firmware update long ago. Guess I’ll email them again. If it solves the E04 problem, for those that get it, then I guess that’s “progress”, but from...

So, when you are already in a BOOST MODE, do you get a VIBRATION WARNING “before” it AUTOMATICALLY resets to your selected BASE TEMP, after the 90 second BOOST timeout. On my Venty now at 1.07, when the 90 second boost mode times OUT, it automatically switches to my base temp, and vibrates...

It’s been ON since I received it, originally version 1.02. Perhaps you don’t understand, after a 90 second BOOST cycle is OVER, the device IMMEDIATELY reverts to the BASE SETTING, with NO VIBRATION WARNING beforehand!

Thanks been waiting for this. My replacement Venty has NOT had any error messages, but I just tried the update using the Bluefy IOS APP, on my iPad. Had to try it several more, but now I’m at 1.07, hope they added the vibration warning for the boost mode, that’s what I’m interested in. ADDED...

You might be interested in the thread link below: https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/ball-vape-comparison-megathread-compare-your-balls.52970/page-45#post-1785348

Personally speaking, I’ve tried a few bubblers smaller than the Hubble, but none were ever as good. Mostly due to them holding less water. So the Hubble is MY favorite bubbler type. I wouldn’t want to be bothered using ground glass adapters either, when using these types of add ons. As far as...

There you go….. one can also Google MOLD…. as well as searching for the various heath threads on this site. Let’s get back to this being the TM thread!

Thanks, here is some text for those foolish enough to poison there defenseless lungs with MOLD…. “What to Do If Your Cannabis Is Moldy Once you’ve determined that your cannabis is moldy, it’s important to dispose of it properly. Mold can spread quickly, so you don’t want to risk contaminating...

Ok, “you reap what you sow”!

The only fair test, would be an old grinder, versus new grinder, identical type plates new/old, same flower, same amount ….

Most decent USB Meters, show how many total amps have been delivered for a specific charge cycle. So to get an appropriate measurement of a device’s internal battery, you have to run the device to where its voltage cutoff kicks in, and the device’s battery is empty. After you fully charge it...

Most well designed electronic devices ONLY draw the power they need. Therefore, the USB charger you use is not a factor, unless it has a low power output, like the tiny OG USB iPhone chargers, that were .5 amps. It will still charge the device, but super slow. Using a “fast” charger, which means...

You can adjust the airflow to fully closed, and then open the dial slightly if you care to match the tight draw of a Mighty, and prefer that. I start with a fairly tight airflow setting, then open it a bit more every few hits, as I temp step up.

Indeed, I posted my findings in this thread long ago, when my OG TM smelled like FISH… Turns out…. LINSEED OIL is the culprit. Wiped and waxed the wood, smell went away in short time. My walnut TM2, had NO smell when new, guess they finally figured it out.

I read the Reddit post, user claims they never received the recall notification, which is certainly possible. Glad I did and immediately returned it via the swap. Doubt we will ever know the actual cause, but I would only be concerned if anyone reports a similar issue with a REPLACEMENT unit...