chillAtGVC
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Yes, UPS is notorious for tacking on an extra, not at all cheap, fee at the border. The person receiving the package pays this. For US to Canada shipments, USPS is the way to go.
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Universal Baller - Wireless Quartz/Titanium Ball Vape
- Thread starter TerpChasersClub
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Tama Tama no Mi
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Oh my gosh. Thank you! I had no idea. I even looked up on the Canadian gov site and I thought for sure it would be included. I’m so confused by this whole mess honestly. It’s so far above my head.
Tama Tama no Mi
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I am most likely catastrophizing about things I don’t really understand. I have mostly used usps for that in the past with no issue. I just don’t know anymore
Important to note that First Class International leaves you less options in terms of claims as soon as it leaves the US
Tama Tama no Mi
Member
I hate to be flip floppy but I will email again about shipping. If the USPS is operating as normal and what I’m reading is BS then of course I’d want to save some money.
Is first class international a part of USPS? It goes to Canada post once it crosses the border and they have been good to me in the past with that.
Scrimshaw
Vaped Crusader
Late to the party, but wanted to support this effort, so I'm in for a kit – looks clean, innovative, and crazy versatile! Nice job all around @TerpChasersClub . New to ball vapes but look forward to seeing what this thing can do.
bridgesoid
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I too love hybrid hits. Having used an OG 360 extensively for a long time, (I love how hard it hits!) it appears the XLS changes help smooth out one and done hits, something which is extremely desirable to me.. However, despite this I'd personally be inclined to go with the Universal Baller. To my mind you are getting a lot more for your money in terms of what the device would have actually cost to produce and the flexibility the kit offers (what you get with the kit, wired and wireless, quartz hits or Ti hits. The Universal Baller definitely seems to me to be a passion project, a design that's been created by someone to deliver the tastiest hit possible with the technology currently available. 22mm compatibility also means a lot of flexibility for use and bowl options. That flexibility will allow you to dial in max conduction hits when desired by popping a favourite bowl in a coil for a tick anyway
All pre order kits have been shipped out! Since we’re almost out of the pre order stock looking to try to get more!
I really appreciate all of the pre orders! Everyone will find some extra goodies in their box! Still more to come on that.
I really appreciate all of the pre orders! Everyone will find some extra goodies in their box! Still more to come on that.
Tama Tama no Mi
Member
Thank you so much!!!
Your Universal Baller kit is my first pre-order of any ball vape, since just by looking at the design I know it will be more than worth the wait.
Much excitement!
I’ve been absolutely amazed by the feedback! I've got some improvements coming, as well as those hybrid bowls! Pre orders have started for them
on another note, I’ve started the 4/20 sale which brings the kit down 20%!
Lastly, pre orders for the Stainless Steel version have begun!
Theres a few titanium kits left too!
Congratulation on the successful product launch! The Universal Baller really stands out in the current ball vape market imo.
I've seen the Stainless Steel version pre-orders are already available on your site.
Since I assume you've already prototyped and tested the Stainless Steel version, could you elaborate a bit more about the differences between the Titanium and the Stainless Steel version and what was your rationale for developing another version in Stainless Steel? I know in general Titanium heats and cools faster, but Stainless Steel is able to retain the heat longer.
But I'm interested how that translates to the context of the Universal baller? How do they differ in your experience and for which user preferences would you recommend one over the other (especially since you can configure the device in 4 different modes)? Also I assume the only difference between the Titanium and the Stainless Steel versions is the material of the heater head or are there any other parts that differ between the two kit options?
Thank you!
The Stainless Steel is a little bit stronger performance wise but its mostly because of the quicker turnaround time for SS parts vs titanium. I would say the main differences are aesthetics, and that's why I went with titanium since it feels like a more premium design.
The new kits will have some updated parts as well, new bowl screens, new mesh screens (not right away), and some minor changes to the wireless stands (makes production easier).
Tama Tama no Mi
Member
@TerpChasersClub
Congrats on the successful launch and on all the positive feedback!!
I assume the crossing tech wiring is the same as the screwball coils and PID?
I went with the “No PID” option since I have a bunch already. I just have a couple screwball PIDs with the rest being China PIDs, but I also have a universal adapter to plug dc/auber pinout coils into China PIDs
I just want to make sure I’m all set before I plug it all in. My kit just entered Canada and should be here very soon!
Congrats on the successful launch and on all the positive feedback!!
I assume the crossing tech wiring is the same as the screwball coils and PID?
I went with the “No PID” option since I have a bunch already. I just have a couple screwball PIDs with the rest being China PIDs, but I also have a universal adapter to plug dc/auber pinout coils into China PIDs
I just want to make sure I’m all set before I plug it all in. My kit just entered Canada and should be here very soon!
The wiring is the same as the screwball yes! It will not be compatible with China wired PID/coils.@TerpChasersClub
Congrats on the successful launch and on all the positive feedback!!
I assume the crossing tech wiring is the same as the screwball coils and PID?
I went with the “No PID” option since I have a bunch already. I just have a couple screwball PIDs with the rest being China PIDs, but I also have a universal adapter to plug dc/auber pinout coils into China PIDs
I just want to make sure I’m all set before I plug it all in. My kit just entered Canada and should be here very soon!
Cant wait for your feedback as well!