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I had a conversation with Ryan recently and I think what he means here is that he's switching to replacements rather than repairs. I didn't ask for clarification, but it's possible that this applies only to Splinters, not other RBT products, and maybe only to the Chinese units.

That'll be enough of that. You don't know what Bianca knew or when she was told that the company was ceasing operations. Please don't attack her character based on assumptions.

You are definitely not cruising in wattage mode. If you're in TC mode then you can't use it like a log. You're using the FJ firmware so click the fire button the number of times you've set up to enter Edit. Mine is set to 3 but I recall that I changed the default. Anyway, once TCR at the top of...

With @funkyjunky firmware, starting Cruise in wattage mode simply simulates you holding down the button. It will continue to heat until the Cruise timeout occurs. I set my timeout to 30 seconds although I often stop before I hit the limit. This is my normal method for using the Splinter. Low...

Terpenes are present in a large variety of plants, evergreens in particular. There is no "legal position" on them as such, although if they're produced for human consumption then they are subject to the same medical and food regulations as anything else.

Is this packaging different from the medical packaging? When I visited the C-stores in Newfoundland the 3.5g, 7g, and 15g sizes all seemed to use the same plastic container, which makes sense to me. I'm not fond of them since they seem to allow the product to dry out, although that's not...

This comment started a 12 post topic derail that I've moved to http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/vaporization-temperature-dependent-selection-of-effects.1637/.

I think that's extremely unlikely. Even if metal particles were produced, they would be trapped in the threads. Anyway, the amount would almost certainly be way too small to affect the taste. If you want to be extremely careful, you could always wipe down everything after you unscrew the...

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I didn't know there was such a timer. :o Reporting one thread per spammer is enough. It doesn't matter if you report more than one, but it's not necessary. I don't know if that timer can be changed, but even if it can we won't have the ability to do it until @vtac returns.

I've read the exchange between you two and I'm puzzled. I'm not sure why you feel defensive. Regardless, apology or not you are hijacking the thread and if you want to have a more personal interaction with @Abysmal Vapor then please take it to PMs. So far no rules have been broken but I get the...

This is the sort of comment that gets you in trouble. It is provocative and adds nothing to the conversation. Keep it to yourself.

I'm using a Joyetech Cuboid 150W and Tubo firmware. The firmware you use shouldn't matter if you're using wattage mode. Tubo firmware doesn't really affect wattage mode except for the capability to use Cruise.

I've done a full load start to finish at 20W, just to prove that you can. This is excellent for flavour. Normally after a few hits I'll step up to 22 or 23 for a bit, then finish at 25. I often don't exceed 25W even at the end. If I'm not flavour chasing then I'll usually start at 25 then step...

In Wattage mode, you can double-click (or whatever you've set up) to engage Cruise, which simply means the firmware is holding down the fire button for you. This is how I use it with my Splinter. I've set the timeout at 30 seconds. Sometimes I cut it off before the time is up, but I usually let...

It would help if you described the number of washers below and above the pick and plate. I think optimal is to have the battery rise about 1/8" above the wood, not level. 1/4" does sound high. The angle would have to be quite severe to affect performance, but obviously it doesn't look right...

Wow. Sorry it's so hard for you. Does the glass in this device break? <--- Durability. Is broken glass a safe material to use? <--- Materials safety. @wastedpotential: the posts about whether discussing the broken part violated our rules was off-topic, not the posts concerning the latch...

Fuck this. Do I have to start a shit-eating thread? I'll be deleting future non-thematic posts, so take it somewhere else.

I almost made one but I realized right away that some people would complain about which posts I moved, so fuck that. There is a theme for this thread, not so much a topic. Fuck those who would try to turn it into a topic thread.

:bang: I just said explicitly that materials safety discussions are allowed in the proper place. Try reading more carefully please.