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See you on Monday, sorry I couldn't get you sorted for the concert.

Give me a call, I can get you sorted out.

The real one and the fake one are the same thing other than the differences you posted above, same for the microG. One isn't better than the other, they are all Ovale Elipse E-Cigs with cloud/GPen branding and different color button lights. There are no "good" reviews because everyone's breaks a...

I would say "don't drink G's Kool-Aid" but I have it, no need to worry there! Pay them a visit, you will end up leaving ahead of the learning curve.

Your gamble isn't going to pay off anytime soon. You bought their initial stock of vaporizers when you bought that stock. Sheryl Shuman is using your money to fund her flop. The CannaCig is a rebranded e-cig, it was never made for use with oil. That's why it's in this thread and not its own. If...

Welcome to the forum! The Omicron light will serve you well, the big difference between it and the Omicron/Persei is the warranty. All of them will drive a 2.4ohm cart to spec. CE4's word great with PG, ask Ataxian! The 2.5ohm CE4 will work on any 3.7v system.

Sounds like your battery might have gone south on you. Go to www.delta9vapes.com and "submit a ticket" for service. You can get the oil out of the air tube by poking a paperclip in and wiping off the residue each time. There is a tone of info on www.vaporpedia.com/wiki/omicron .

Yes, put the fill tool in so the D-shaped slots line up with the ones on the cart. Load up .6 and melt it down. There are detailed instructions for filling on www.delta9vapes.com

Yes, with proper technique you should get the same flavor.

Has anyone seen Bobba Loo around recently? I think it's safe to say he lost, and won't make good on his word.

Well done Max! You should have ordered ten and gotten yours free, plenty of us here would shell out for a stand.

The decline in taste comes from holding the button too long and cooking the entire load of concentrate or by using a low ohm cart at high voltage. 2.4ohm at 3.7v is the suggested combination for beginners. If getting a Persei be sure to order some 2.4ohm carts to learn on.

You have an Ego-W most likely. The best way to clean the D9 carts is to dip the paper clip in ISO. You want to be side you don't poke at the bottom heater though. Look at www.vaporpedia.com/wiki/omicron for troubleshooting info.

If you dry fire a 5ohm at 7.4v it won't last long. That goes for any cart at 7.4v. If you want to check for a glow put in the 3.7v battery and feel for warmth near the base of the cart. It won't glow but it also won't burn out when checking its status. This is also how you should begin to use...

Sounds like you need to melt down what you loaded. I'm guessing it was wax or thicker? You also want to use your 5ohm carts at 3.7v until you get ample clouds to be sure the cart is primed with oil before switching to 7.4v. If you still see the glow then your concentrate isn't melted down all...

The battery for the O-Phos/Omicron Light is the device itself. If you want a more modular device you can get the Omicron or Persei. Omicron and Persei allow you to switch out the batteries and have a lifetime warranty. O-Phos/Omi Light only come with a one year warranty.

The Omicron Light is a bit shorter than O-Phos but it doesn't have a heat shield. I would argue the Omi Light is better quality too. I'm sure we can facilitate a meeting for you to get your hands on both before a purchase. Careful with OF, he let me fondle his and never returned the favor. He...

Yes, the unmarked carts are 2.4ohm. The parts include nichrome wire, stainless steel, ceramic, silica wick, wire, solder, and silicone.

There are detailed directions on www.delta9vapes.com

Edit* You type quick for an OF.......... HVD at 7.4v allows you to use all the carts available, not just the lower voltage ones. Not 7.4v, but it also gives you a Mini 3.7v and is unregulated allowing the full 4.2v rather than 3.7v. There has been no mention of a 3.7v herb and oil cart.