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What does it look like? Is it shaped like a block or does it look like mickey mouse (aka cloverleaf)?

I can't speak to the VB line of products, but the Inhalater is a different scenario since it draws significantly less power to heat the element than the Solo does. My 004 drew 1.2A at 4 volts when the heater was connected, which is about .4C. I think this is because the polyimide has such a high...

Yeah I meant for that to go in that thread, I just figured all the posts must have been moved in here by a moderator. Is that thread still active? If so I have no idea how I ended up in here.

I don't know if I'd agree with this sentiment. I don't think what is going on at GC can be drawn in parallel to what goes on here, with any vaporizer. Here, people discuss vapes on their merits. If you say something as fact, you'd better be able to back it up if someone questions it. And you...

I think there's three good reasons to not like the MFLB: Operation: While a simple design, it's not user friendly. Lots of charging, pushing to make a contact, requires precise operation with little headroom for error. Effect: For some people the MFLB just does not cut it. I could never get as...

thesoloman, can you go into a little more detail what you feel when this happens? Does the "lock-up" sensation extend to your legs as well?

That's pretty well in line with it being charged and discharged simultaneously then, it's probably charging at something like .5C while discharging at around 1C. And if the solo discharges the battery directly into the element, then the extra power present from that charging could make things...

Is the Solo really doing a passthrough, or is it charging the battery while it is discharging? If it is passing through, that is very cool. If it is charging while vaping off the battery; then that is going to be very bad for it. I do not recommend doing this if you want your battery to last.

Was it really cold by chance? Mine does this when it is cold.

mAh is a metric of capacity, and not really an indication of much without more information. A 3.7v ICR cell with that kind of capacity should be capable of at least 1.1 amp discharge current, which would be more than enough to get the a temperature that could vaporize.

My case is not a pelican, rather a mastercraft brand. I've had it for several months now, and it's served me well. Think I might upgrade to a pelican soon though. This one is huge and carries enough vapor power to take out a medium sized busload of vaporists. This goes with me pretty much...

I don't have a link to their specific cell, but this is their website. The specific part number is 18650C-900. I've been toying with the idea of getting a batch of them for my own use myself. This company isn't really a consumer facing business.

I have three types of 18350 in my possession at the moment, AW's sent to me by G, BFN cells that are used in the construction of an up and coming vaporizer, and some run of the mill Efest ones. I've just gotten my precision discharge station set up, so I decided to test all three of them, at a 1...

What are you using as a spacer? As long as you are using something that won't create a short, there ins't much to worry about. All of the Panasonic flat-tops I have been ordering from them have been coming with little rare earth magents on the tops by default.

Measuring the temperature of the output air-stream is near impossible to do, really. Most temperature display vapes just give an optimistic estimate at the very best. Have you ever played around with microcontrollers? I'm in the process of trying to set up an Arduino as a vaporizer controller to...

I also really like the taste of it. For some reason the ABV that comes out of my cloud tastes like Triscuits. Haven't tried the stuff out of the HI yet.

Do you have to worry about matching the forward voltages? What voltage are the lights being run at?

Do you have a temperature sensor anywhere in the heating core, or are you just freeballing it? This design looks great, I'm really interested to see more.

I've used tinfoil in the past, but make sure you wrap the sides in electrical tape to prevent a short circuit. You won't have to worry about this if you are using a Persei. I'd also like to observe that AW does not manufacture batteries, but resells high quality batteries manufactured by...