Should I keep using my Solo until the battery drains to 0 just this first time? As a way to sort of calibrate it I guess like I did by charging it 8 hours before using it.
Now what should I do if I finish a bowl and a little piece of avb is in the chamber not the bowl, is that ok cause that just happened after removing the stem
Officially used my Solo after charging and burn offs and wow is this amazing !! I'm so ripped and I only had half a bowl to test it out. Only gripe is that I got little pieces of bud in my mouth occasionally, maybe should not grind so fine?
Thanks for all the help. Now I know burn-offs here are a thing, but is cleaning the stem before first use also necessary? Don't see anything that can be wrong with just using it immediately (I understand the need for burning off residuals for 7 min, however)
I have another question for you good folks. Following my initial 8 hour charge, every time after that to what level should I charge it to (I'm assuming full, steady green light) and what's the lowest level I should ever let it get to before I charge again?
Thank you! Yes the wait is very difficult haha.
Is there any recommended temps to stay on? I assume the lower temps result in a more sativa high compared to higher temps resulting in a indica type high?
If 8 continuous hours isn't possible without having to stop it then plug it in again somewhere else, is 6 hours good enough? That's the most I can do unless I plug it out after 6, then re-plug it in for 2 more when I go to my friends place later tonight.
So far it's been charging for 2.5 hours...
Just unboxed my brand new Arizer Solo!!!
And it hit the charging station, time to wait a few hours -_-
When I do the burn-off dry runs, should I have a stem in or no?
Alright thanks. One other question, can I just smoke say half a bowl (for 6 mins) and then come back to it at a later time leaving it in the solo/stem, or do I have to go the full 12 minutes and empty the bowl before turning off the Solo? Because I've been on a tolerance break for 3.5 weeks...