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I'll go one step further, there's no such thing as a 'hybrid'. It can't be some percentage convection and some conduction as I understand Thermodynamics. In order for heated air to enter the bowl and make vapor (at say 390F) it has to be HOTTER than 390F but a lot. Hot air has very little...

I agree, and think most here are, but HR has already gone 'the extra mile' to assure us they're taking care of business........ When it comes to safety testing, it's like we used to say in the Dynamite business, 'some's good, but more's better'. At this point I honestly see no need to...

You're welcome, no real effort since I remembered it'd been discussed 'a couple dozen times' in the various threads. HR is 'right on it'. Our Search function, primitive as it is, did all the hard part. "Food grade" has to do with the catalyst used to harden the rubber. While 'garden grade'...

Check out: https://www.healthyrips.com/health.html While I don't agree it's convection, they clearly say all their vapes pass safety muster at all levels? They have definitely "mentioned" it in the threads. Many, many times. Do a search on 'food grade' posts from HR, there are over 20 such...

I get it you don't agree, but my opinion stands. Their choice answering any question. This is not, IMO, a review forum but one where interested folks discuss things vape related under strict rules......which forbid safety related topics in individual threads like this one? A rule we all...

Understood. I think (again, a guess) I might know why that might be. It's not easy to tell an upset customer the problem might be self inflicted? For (too) many years I worked Customer Service. One of the toughest 'jobs' is to try to explain such things to the upset customer (who's 'always...

Venturing a guess here, both these cases are the product of routinely soaking the part in a solvent (no doubt ISO?)? Such materials are permeable. That is, they are not a solid barrier to liquids and gasses like say glass would be. You can build a dam from dirt, create a lake or pond, but...

Understood, but that's not HR's fault either? I'm sure they don't like or support VATs It works both ways, some stuff 'from overseas' costs a lot to get here. VAT has to be paid sometime, Vapestore has to try to offset that with a further discounted price from HR? Seems like you could save...

I get it, but don't think you understand my point that the answer might not be theirs to give? Just guessing, but I've been involved with similar situations so it's perhaps an 'educated guess'? It might be nice to have said, 'contact our EU dealer.....' but can understand why that might not...

Why the anger at HR? If Vapeshop is their official dealer I bet there's a contract that backs that up? The decision not to carry EDGE is most likely theirs, not HRs. HR would most likely like to sell more units don't you think? I suspect the profit is small, low cost is a goal with HR. And...

You should get cells of this class charged to about 2/3 for storage, same as you should do (don't store them fully charged or discharged). This means you'll need to charge them about two hours to full (the last 10% or so of the charge is at an ever decreasing rate). So 'overnight' is a good...

Do the 'forming charge' first. Absolutely. It sets the maximum amount of chemicals available to store charge. The first serious discharge current, even briefly, transfers chemicals the other way and the opportunity is lost. Do not even 'test' heating, charge first. This typically 'only'...

A good option for sure, at least in some/most cases. However not always. In the early days of Revolution (a 510 base oil vape from Thermovape) we kinda went nuts with them as it was very hard to clean the porous ceramic reservoir inside. However, after 'talking up' how effective it was with...

Some suggestions for your consideration: put the assembly in the dishwasher silverware tray (this is what I do, works well) better still, wash in a jar of PBW, an extremely effective detergent designed for the brewery industry http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/pbw-the-chemistry-of-clean.7854/...

No worries. If you know, and like, Air you probably don't need any advice on how to enjoy Solo II. For longest battery life, 'overcharge' it (say 4 plus hours 'extra' after it shuts down) the first time only. After that, when you can, stop the charge early, say 90 or even less percent from...

Then I suggest you ask them, AFAIK it's not a common problem........ Like I said nobody seems to be talking 'loose heaters'. Except you. Between Solo I and II and Air there are many hundreds of happy owners enjoying their units. Probably thousands. And, since the cup/heater doesn't firmly...

Not really a practical solution, even if we all lived next door........ Think about it, do you really want a bunch of vapers coming by with their EDGEs at all hours? I mean even if they were all polite, didn't smell bad, and left your stash alone....... I guess you could leave the trash can...

What "loose heater problem" is that? Searching this thread for "loose heater" back several months shows you're to only guy to mention this????? OF

It's oval, not round. 1.811 across the widest pat at the top. The lower half is flatted off so it's less than that down below. 1.398 across the minor dimension. 1.160 front to back and 1.722 side to side across the flats (the buttons stick out a bit). OF

No, not at all. I do it a fair bit. It makes a handy way to attach to a 14mm WT fitting........ OF