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I must ask, where did you get those black tips? They don't look like stock tips, and it looks like they fit over the short stems.

I have not completely given up combustion, I take dabs off of my quartz nail everyday. But I also vape everyday.

I've found that the battery capacity for me is pretty good for my usage, since I can charge mine after 3 bowls in my car. Never really had a need for another battery :shrug: But if I went camping that's a different story.

I took a concentrate hit last night before bed and I didn't feel anything this morning. I'm assuming it's only if I'm really baked that I feel anything the next day, my tolerance is pretty high.

Question! Seems the tubes are 18mm sized??? Maybe that means that if the colored glass is out, I'll order some colored glass from 7th floor :cool:

OMG! First it's the Tubo Evic, now it's the Milaana! VAS PLEASE :bang:

This looks like a great vape IMO. Convection, glass air path, and uses an 18650 battery. Maybe a contender to my Air II? I've been watching videos of this vaporizer, courtesy to @Abysmal Vapor for the purchase page. I really like how it has a power adapter just like how the old Solo used to...

I like how open the draw resistance is now, even with the black-tipped stem it'll let in as much air as that little hole will let it (which is good enough for me!), and even more so with a glass stem. I find myself packing the bowl tight to gain draw resistance again :lol:

To sterilizing, I always run my Arizer products through a heat cycle before using them. I put my Air II on 428F for 15 minutes, with the heat cap off. I inserted my glass during this time to stretch the gasket that holds the stem.

There are still wires that lead up to the heater, and disconnecting them could cause an error. How far up those wires go is a mystery to me, but one thing's for certain, the circuit board's reach gets to the heating element. Have you ever disconnected a screen from a laptop? Similar concept...

Depends on what I want to do that day :brow: I like 380F during the day dry, closer to 400-420F at night dry, and 420-428F for water filtration. I used to smoke, so I tend to vape at higher temperatures. Some people might get good satisfaction from 365F-375F, it all depends on preference and...

I probably load about .2, I like tight packs. I use a golf tee to tamp down my herb. Being careful not to use the tee when the stem is hot :tup:

Yeah I hear you on that one. I'm in the market for a new controller, but maybe someone can convince me to get both of the new portable models that Arizer made and my VAS would take over :shrug::lol:

I'm reluctant to take off any screws, for fear of voiding the warranty. So for now you can refer back to my speculation, it seems like a straight shot from the bottom plastic grill through the holes in the bottom of the crucible, and also air comes through the top too around the glass stem.

Pretty sure it's the same heater, but the battery can make a difference on the current, hence why the Solo II has a much faster heatup time. I reminisce in the PA days with the OG Solo, and wonder if they'll ever make a pass through straight to the heater from the wall again. I'm willing to bet...

I know that they opened up the air holes, and knowing Arizer they most likely saved money and used the same heater from the Solo II. Namaste Vapes is the first reviewer I've seen on YouTube that has reviewed the Air II.

@OF I meant as a specific address towards the Air II, I realize this method is known and used. I just wanted to see if people were having as good success as I was in the Air II. :tup: EDIT: I might have to invest in a concentrate pad then, I wonder if any different branded pads fit in the stems.

Anyone try the cotton trick for concentrates yet? I love vaping concentrates, it's so much more relaxing than taking a dab :D

Mine's good so far.

This is a good sign then. Low failure rates are great :) Makes me want to add it to my hands now :razz: