In the sister "ThermoVape Revolution for Concentrates" thread, QuantumTimeSpace posted a great
message showing pictures of how he stored his Revolution and batteries in a Maxposition Micro Organizer Case.
It looked like a great case, and a great idea, so I bought one. I didn't buy the micro (5.5"x3.5") version that QuantumTimeSpace bought, which isn't big enough for a T1, nor the next biggest size (the 6"x4" mini) which is
just barely big enough for the T1 and a few accessories; I got the "fatty" (that's what they call it). It's 7"x5" and able to handle thicker items (it's rated at 1" thick rather than 3/4", due to the addition of a sidewall, and can bulge even thicker in the center if needed).
Here's a picture of my T1 and some accessories in the "
fatty":
Because the design of the Maxposition cases, lots of possible layouts are possible. I chose to keep the little stuff in the top half (shown on the left in the picture), and the big stuff in the deeper bottom half (on the right). The T1 lives strapped in on the left of the bottom half. It's hard to see from my photo, but the fatty's bottom half has a 1" high side wall of fabric running all the way around, which is the perfect thickness to handle a T1 (or Revolution). Look above the red and black TightPac in the top right corner and you can get a feeling for how the fatty is able to handle thick items, edge to edge, better than the micro and mini.
To the right of the T1, held firmly by elastic straps, are four
PowerPax battery holders, each of which holds four batteries; eight loads worth. To the right of the battery holders is enough free space to hold a small
TightPac to hold your stash, and below it is a small Space Case grinder. I carry two TightPacs with different stashes, rather than a grinder, since I don't grind my stash for the T1, I crumble it with my fingers. I wanted to show how the grinder fits there too, even though that's not how I do it. Instead of the TightPac and the grinder (or two TightPacs), there is room to substitute the charger and its wall wart. With 16 batteries, I won't normally need or bring the charger, but I did check to make sure it would fit. If you do pack the wall wart, you should position it so the prongs are pointing right or left, not up or down (which could allow the prongs to be subject to compression stresses that can break the plastic in the wall wart). There's also a zipper running top to bottom that's hidden by the TightPac and grinder in the picture, which opens up a separate full width compartment underneath; look closely in the picture and you can see it. I haven't figured out any use for it.
I only use the top half (on the left of the picture) to hold four mouthpieces and a cleaning brush, but it can certainly hold a lot more. (Like a small vial of ISO and a few cotton swabs). The battery holder that comes with the T1 will fit under one of the larger straps, so you could put two ThermoVape battery holders
and the T1 under the three big straps on the left, and use the bottom half (on the right of the picture) for other stuff. There's a key holder tucked under the flap on the left, and a hanging hook to its right. (Look to the left and right of the label). There's useful stuff on the outside which you can't see in the picture as well. Click on the blue "fatty" link at the beginning of this message to take you to the Maxposition web site if you want to see more pictures and colors and models.
I really love my T1. This case makes it better to carry.
I would go through heating elements left and right! TV how do we know when our Unit is old and burned up and unsafe to use?
