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@phattpiggie knows his Mother of Pearl! :bowdown:

Sorry yours arrived with a faulty display, I guess do what you got to do for a refund. My Steam Engine arrived fine and is well worth the $35 for this particular mod. Wattage mode is awesome and my I Heat is on that right now. The DNA75 is still a bit spotty on recognizing the Splinter as a temp...

Did a celebratory bowl in the full chamber to welcome @ChooChooCharlie back to the thread. Much to my surprise, my Plenty, purchased new in March of last year, does not need me to release the handle to reset the heater. I kept my grip tight around the trigger and the heater was on its fourth...

Getting a Nano, and you live in Vegas. Sweet combo right there! Welcome to the Nano club all you new adopters. Looking forward to more results like @arb Well, not quite so :whip::o as his results. (Mrs. Arb w/whip) :lol:

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Dude.......wth? Like mr sifter all over again.

@OF My friend, a post of yours has helped me once again. Now loading the HR cap is like loading a Vapcap. Hope Mrs. Fizz wasn't too fond of this pen. :D @Mr.Kite I step from 390-410 in the 4 minutes with the stock mp. Perfect abv in that time frame.

Here you go @Mr.Kite This will give you a better idea since you have the s&b caps.

You are correct. The dosing caps are much smaller and not as stout to work with as the S&B. Filling is tougher too, compared to the dosing cap container lid of the S&B that acts as a filling tool. Haven't figured an easy fill for the HR caps. Sticky Pete funnel works for me.

With the assistance of @HerbieVonVapster my Splinter is now functioning properly in Temp control. The proper material for my Splinter is SS 316MPL. Which wasn't in my DNA75 device till loading up Herb's Escribe profile. Now it gets recognized as a Temp Sensing coil. So when it hits my set temp...

My cruise mode is set to two minutes, and I was shutting it down like a minute in, maybe 1:20. But as @KeroZen said, the low 19 watts is just getting the heater heated up, then cooled off by my draws. Letting it sit, or getting distracted, and this thing just keeps getting hotter and hotter...

@KeroZen Your gonna baffle me. So your saying the heater reaches thermal equilibrium to the wattage set? Right? So wouldn't that mean it won't heat past the amount of heat that 19 watts can deliver to the heater?

Yay, my Evic vtwo mini found it's way home. I have an earlier version of funkys firmware on it, before you could change the temp whilst cruising. Anywhoo, I see what you mean by the temp steadily building on cruise, in wattage mode. My on demand number is right at about 30-33 watts. So...

Give this a shot before sending it in @FlyingLow Could be an easy fix and spare the Nano any travel time. :tup:

Hey @Stu Is it through espn? If so, I can do the commish part if you handle the funds part of it. I've run a league the last 5 years through espn. I don't have much experience with yahoo ff and cbs is like $150 to run a team through.

Sweet takes you have my man. :\ Sounds like you learned to strum the Omni, but never bothered to learn to play it. All the things you stated were due to user error. Sweet vape to be had if you try. Also, You do know the most sought after, on demand convection vapes right now are all coil/mesh...

Just get another Mighty FFS. His & Hers. Hard for me to offer any advice with the tone set in the original post. Do you own an Omni, or have you just based, then voiced your opinion on a try. E Nano load too small? That's the nature of pure convection vaping. Much bigger load and flavor...

Sweet combo right there.:rockon: That Splinter will fit perfectly in the stash spot of the new walnut Nano stand. :cool:

Hello All, Been having a blast with my Splinter this week on the Steam Engine mod. Awesome mod that is perfect for me from 25-34 watts. After further review, I may have been a bit hasty with some of my observations on Temp control. The Splinter is not being recognized as a Temperature-Sensing...

@Djunta Yours may be running a tad hot, but you have pushed it find it's boundaries and can adjust it from there, or work with it as is. But if you don't find out the boundaries and just leave it on a certain number expecting certain results, that can be a bit frustrating. @Wicked0ne 5°...