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If you say so. To repeat myself: Good luck. OF

You're welcome, good luck with it. Again, not an easy task at all. You might consider 'distributed regulators' (sometimes called "POL, Point of Load?). Several of the devices can be run CC, and can be paralleled to get the total you need. Consider the contact warning, you need to run 20...

It varies a lot (of course) but a nominal value is about 15 Amps at .75 Volts, by Ohm's law about .05 Ohms. Watch out for contact resistance. Best plan is current limit. Not a trivial task........ OF

By 'convection style' hits you mean you have to draw a lot of hot air through the cold load to eventually get vapor like with VG? And then repeat if you pause a couple of minutes and let the load cool off? What I find with EDGE is if I let heat soak in (by conduction.....) the next hit is...

Interesting. How is it you decided it's 'around 80%'? That is not 60 or 90%. TIA. I agree, incoming air hasn't had a chance to reach 390F (or whatever the setting is) but doesn't that just mean it'll 'steal' less of the heat that's conducted in to the load so it can exit at 390F. When I was...

Maybe. OTOH, it might be a natural response to the claim 'everything is bigger in Texas'....... OF

I saw the photo.......... Then again I knew what green weed looks like already? I sure didn't doubt you...... Try an honest two minutes, especially before the first hit. See if the results are the same. Experiment/investigate. OF Edit: You might try using the stock stem as well. OF

Are you giving it sufficient 'heat soaks' between hits? How long? You could have a defective unit, but it's extremely doubtful. This is a problem fairly often reported. As best I can recall NOBODY has actually reported they did and that's what Arizer confirmed in both Solo I and Solo II...

A somewhat homely looking EXTREMELY overweight one, perhaps. It takes something like four followed by 31 zeros to make up a pound. OTOH, just one of me makes up many many pounds. Acting alone they're pretty insignificant. An Amp is a Coulomb of them passing any given point in a...

Two requests: 1) Please show me where this is "PROVEN". 2) Explain why advice for a completely different product should matter with this vape. TIA What happens if you ignore the above advice and plug your cell phone in a lower current port? Doesn't it just charge slower, not be damaged...

Second hand paranoid advice should not be presented as fact on FC if it can so easily be shown bogus........ And again, a big clue is lack of such warning from HR? I suggest owners should enjoy their EDGE, not obsess over the cable being used to charge with (not that the cable involved has any...

Good question, but no. The charge controller 'sets' the maximum possible charge current (based on a resistor from one pin to ground), not the potential of the source. It will charge at the same rate from a 5 Amp source as a two Amp one. Charge current is set by the controller, not the source...

Sorry, can't comment intelligently on what passes for good advice on lesser forums, I try to confine such comments to what I have first hand knowledge/experience on and only on some of the Portables here. But, in this case 'batteries are batteries'. The truth, as I understand it, is Li based...

Thanks. I think I follow, but that's not how electricity works. EDGE will only take as much current as it wants, providing at least that much is available. If I plug say a 50 watt desk lamp (about .4 Amps at 120 Volts) into a standard 15 Amp outlet (being fed by a 20 Amp breaker) it doesn't...

Interesting advice, what's it based on? TIA OF

You say lots of smart stuff, that's close enough for a Forum this size...... OF

Not to worry, very 'newbie friendly' vape. Short list of features, easy to use controls and easy to keep clean and in action. Basically no 'wrong way to use it'. Listen to @Jill NYC , she is wise. OF

You're quite welcome. Remember the secret to winning/surviving it 'when the music stops, keep dancing'. OF

I suggest you consider buying a Vapor Genie. Low in cost, very effective and flexible. You are in very direct control of the heat, and being convection it responds instantly to changes. If you let it it will teach you a lot about vaping. For many of us it's 'a main vape', for others...

Understood. Yes, you can get one from 'the factory' or perhaps more locally, but if it's an older unit (more than say a year?), it won't do you any good since the hole in the body is too small to insert a replacement from below. Older ones had their pans built 'in place' (using special...