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I prefer the DART, as the windowed version (the original one, the Revolution) had a tendency to have the liquified concentrate seep out the cutout and make things a bit sticky. I have never used a windowed Revo though, just the DART version, so you might want to inquire for more opinions in the...

I'm glad I asked what you had! From your earlier message ("just got the evolution and holy shit is it kicking my ass") I thought you had an Evo. So you have what is called a T1. It's the primary botanical vape that TET made. It has a standard voltage core ("SV") which runs on 6 volts (two...

I need to ask a few questions to be sure I give you a correct answer, as I'm not positive what you currently have. I'll make some guesses below, but I need to hear exactly what you already have. You mention you have an Evo (which I'm glad to hear you love), so I assume you have a battery...

UhOh. I warned you.

I seem to recall he only specified "Japanese", not "Panasonic". He also mentioned (somewhere) that TET had found some good Korean manufactured cells, and that as cell technology improved, TET would keep up on providing the best cells that money can buy. :)

Just slower. This is not rocket science, though from the discussions here it seems like a lot of people think it is. The TET factory supplied battery provides about 3000mAh. If your charger can supply 1A of current, it will take approximately 3 hours to charge a depleted battery (while the...

The main rule here is that you can't believe the listed specs from no-name battery suppliers/resellers, and you can't assume the battery you get will be the one represented in the ebay ad. If you do chose to believe you'll get what's been represented, then this battery still does NOT fulfill a...

The Cera seems to be holding up better than you. Your "I just wish it would be finished already" reminds me of when I have to evaluate battery capacity. The results are worth it, but getting there gets tired quickly. Typo at the end; it was 0.5g of PG, not .05g. Haywood

supply and demand, you know, supply and demand... :nod:

Not sure if this is a totally appropriate analogy, but I've been using a T1 SV base with a SV DART core, and Pure Gold (as liquid as you can get with a concentrate, before you get to glycerin based loads) for the past few months. The 6V base heats the SV DART core with PG up so quickly that it...

Ultra uses a 14500; UltraLite uses a 10440.

So I just finished a 10 day work binge, with barely time to even read the forum, let alone carry on like the rest of you, and I don't know where to begin. A couple of quick thoughts. Noah: Some lungs! (nothing personal). Congratulations on the Cera line; nice to be at the forefront again, I...

FYI, The Cera requires a button top cell, and from what I can see in the link, this cell isn't a button top. (Not that there aren't other choices that do have button tops).

Thanks for, and keep up with, the great reports, at least as much as you can without falling down. It will be interesting to see if you can discover a methodology that allows for enough heater off time to keep the outside ceramic temperature down enough to handle at all times. Sort of figuring...

Just got back from working out of town (no thanksgiving for those of us in the entertainment business), and I was SO glad I had my UltraLite with me. I was able to go through TSA multiple times with zero problems (I had the UltraLite in my carry on as well, not my checked baggage!). Didn't even...

Welcome Cera, to the main forum. :tup:

If you take a look at the pre-order page, you'll see that each of the different cores is listed (e.g., if you look at the herb Cera page, the side "extras" column lists the price for the oil and e-juice cores). The steel cores are all $99 and the titanium cores are all $199. This holds true for...

That was pretty good :clap::tup:

Actually not. Titanium is MUCH MUCH more scratch resistant than stainless steel. (And lighter, essentially corrosion proof, and less shiny).

I did, I did. And for those of you who read the forums on an hourly basis (or more) :), you may not have noticed a picture that Tim added to one his previous replies to me: Nice shape to the contact on the bottom; semicircular rather than flat. For better contact to the upper sliding...