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Confession time: although I ordered replacement o-rings of all sizes, I've never used any of them. When I soak my CU in ISO, I leave the rings on. Haven't had one break yet.

I don't pop in here much these days, but I thought I'd toss this out: I plugged in my e-nano in April of 2018 and haven't unplugged it since. Always on and ready to go, and used daily. That's 3.5 years of 24/7 100% reliability with zero issues. Perfect.

I split my time between the TM and the e-nano. If I'm home and getting ready for dinner for example, I'll sit and hit the e-nano. If I'm elsewhere or outside in the yard, I use the TM. They both hit great, and both have their pros and cons.

IT'S......ALIVE!!!! IGOR!!!!.......IT'S ALIVE!!!!!

15 months on my original battery, and still going strong. I'm such a lightweight...

I have you beat. I’m still using my original ONE VTC6 from 15+ months ago when I got my Tinymight. As a matter of fact, I've never even seen my battery. I've never once unscrewed the battery cap (obviously I charge the tm via its charging port). It's been that reliable for me.

That's because it varies depending on the power system you're plugging into. My usable range could be 3-5 while yours could be 6-8. There have been some temperature tables posted but you're better off with trial and error IMO.

Have you gone above 6? Keep in mind that the "usable" range on the dial can vary greatly from unit to unit. Unit A might get light vapor at 3, clouds at 5, and scorching at 8+. Unit B might get light vapor at 6, clouds at 8, and doesn't even scorch at 10. You need to find that range for...

Now that you've got it to a "normal" working state, you really need to experiment with the dial setting. 10 is likely too high. You should start low, so you know which number gives you just a wisp of vapor. Then inch up from there, maybe .25 at a time until you get to the number that...

Normal? Depends on who you ask. If you were to ask me, I'd say it was perfectly normal because that's almost exactly what mine does. I start the dial at 3 for flavor, then work up to 4 in a couple of hits. If I go to 5, I get popcorn taste at best, scorching at worst. Above 5 will combust...

This. When I look thru the side of the glass stem, I def see some green against the walls. But if I dump out the load and look at it, the green is insignificant and definitely not worth worrying about.

I go with lower temps, but the primary reason is not taste - it's effect. I find vaping at lower temps will give me a more "head buzz" (more alert, motivated, creative), and vaping at higher temps give more of a "body buzz" (more couchlock, sleepiness). So I'll stick with lower temps until a...

I have a toothbrush that I use exclusively for cleaning my gear and it is perfect for scrubbing the CU screen without needing to remove it (after soaking it in ISO for 10 minutes or so).

Funny how the different units can be calibrated so differently. I get light clouds on 3, and healthy clouds on 4. That's the highest I go. If I increase from 4, I get the thickest clouds (which as a micro-doser I don't want), but 5 is too dark and burnt-popcorn for me. So I start a load with...

You may not believe it but since I received my tm at the beginning of May, I've yet to even open the battery door. I micro-dose so I never drain the battery, and I charge it thru the USB port. I guess I should open it up and clean the threads, even tho it's working perfectly?

I split my time evenly between my tm and my e-nano log vape. Both give superior results IMO.

I clean the CU every 2 weeks (no stirring), and it's not even that gunked up. Another advantage of being a micro-doser. :cool:

I go thru 2 small bowls per night, and only need to clean everything every 2 weeks. One of the advantages of micro-dosing!

If those are indeed Mistvape caps, I didn't have any luck with them per this post: "Also - I tried the Mistvape caps and had no luck. Pretty much zero vapor. I think too much air is able to flow around the cap instead of through it. Not sure if there's a good solution there. " I thought maybe...

I fashioned a small "hook" at the end of an unbent paper clip and use that to snag and pull the CU back using one of the holes in the non-screen end. The CU screen may be able to take being pushed on, but I still avoid it.