Recent content by Count Vapula

I thought I would mention the 10 year warranty to the new or potential Hazers. It does have one of the best warranties in the business and although I haven't had to contact CS, I have read many praises. Add everything into a bowl, mix it up and you will be enjoying (getting high with) your Haze...

I'm just stating from experience, sipping provides me with cooler hits and a cooler mp. The oven temp is usually a constant for me, unless the battery is getting low, with sipping or pulling. I don't often get flashing lights. That equates to pulling transferring more heat to the vp and mp vs...

I haven't used the ss mp but I do notice the glass mp warming up a little if I do a bunch of long and hard pulls. I think the Haze is meant to be sipped like a good bourbon and not sucked like a milkshake. :shrug:

@stark1 I should have added that I wouldn't leave the charged batteries in the charger as a common practice. Decent chargers will monitor the voltage and do mini top offs if the battery is left in the charger for a long period of time. You usually want to remove the battery from the charger no...

I would trust it to be safe. The batteries are protected. They will prevent themselves from being overcharged. I'm certain the Haze charger has a voltage cutoff to protect from overcharging. That's double protection. :tup: The Haze and Nitecore i2 have a very similar exterior design and the...

I imagine the Haze doesn't agree with rough handling of its oven selector switch. The snapping of the oven selector switch doesn't seem to be a common problem. I believe if it was then it would have shown up by now on more units. I believe you're correct in your thinking of too much ISO is a...

Welcome to the FC family. Sounds like a possible design flaw that needs to be investigated. Can't have the oven switch snapping when you need your medication. Just wondering how long/heavy use it takes to reach that point of buildup? I'm sure others must be up to or past that point. Did you...

A higher percentage ISO is more distilled which means strong with less water content and will evaporate faster. I'm sure it will cut faster through resin. I don't know if it's any cleaner unless you've been buying some shady black market ISO. :suspicious: I always get the 99% stuff. I use it to...

I would stick with the Haze batteries. There are other options but most of them are at a higher price point. The quality looks to be right up there for the Haze batteries. There will be no question about the warranty if sticking with OEM. The cost of a quality 18650 protected or unprotected is...

These are the answers you seek, unless yours is stealth black. That's the easiest answer. The box I received also as a v2.5 label on the side as was mentioned. I finally tried an unprotected 18650 in my Haze, harvested from an old laptop battery pack. I used a US dime as a spacer on the...

Yes, safe is good. Don't need a charred UnshavenFish. I already knew you had gone to far. I'm glad Haze went with a good quality cell rather than some strange unknown cell. Does it say made in Japan? I have seen some Panasonic cells with "Made in China" on their label. They are always a lot...

You are mad but awesome at the same time! :bowdown: That's what I suspected was hiding under the Haze wrapper. Now just rewrap it and it'll be as good as new. Good to hear that Haze does everything well. A "does it all" device sounds great in theory but usually doesn't work so well in the...

The protection circuit would most likely add a small bit of resistance which would show up as extra voltage drop and also maybe add a tiny fraction of parasitic drain. I'm starting to feel brave and want to try my unprotected cells in my Haze. That would give me a few extra batteries for backup...

That's very interesting about the XL having a 3200mAh sticker. Someone somewhere must have made a mistake. Haze Tech website has them listed as 3400mAh. I know 200mAh isn't a whole lot but I would expect to receive what was described. Maybe that's why they aren't as expensive as most protected...

I don't know the c rating of the Haze XL but it's a 3400mAh battery. It's hard to tell which battery it has hidden under the Haze wrapper. I know that charging my Fenix ARB-L2S 3400mAh batteries at 1A gets them warm to the touch. They don't get warm at all when charged at .5A. I know heat is a...