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I'm using my Crafty every morning at the train station, and I just use it exactly as the other folks toking on an e-cig. The only looks I get are from those e-shisha freaks pitying me for my measly little clouds. So I guess I look like the guy with an outdated e-cig mod.

not even the french can heat their wine above 100°C. And for the old rooster, there's always a nice curry to make it edible.

Hm, as long as they sell them to a german customer, they have a defects liability, that is at least half a year after sale for any defects that have not been caused by the buyer, which has nothing to do with the manufacturers guarantee. So that would mean they are not selling the hopper any more...

Try any shop carrying e-cigarette/e-shisha gear. The 18650 is very common in that trade.

I hope it's a lie, because a Hopper is what they call the most dispensable member of a drug-peddling street crew. Source: seen all five parts of "The Wire" numerous times ;) - from "So, your boy's name is what?" - "Snot" to "Larry..." - "Let's go home".

There's two sorts of screens in Storz & Bickel's shop https://www.storz-bickel.com/us/en/store/my.html one is the normal (fine) screen in the Crafty/Mighty itself, one is the "coarse screen" for the cooling unit. The shop can help you with the terminology of probably all spare parts.

Hm, the liquid capsules I got abt. 2 years ago were a little less than half empty with the steel wool pads. Anyway, just take the steel wool cushion and cut it in half with a small but sharp pair of scissors. Worked perfectly for me with the larger pad that is meant to be put in the chamber. Or...

I would recommend to maybe grind the material a little less. Also you might try to use the concentrate capsules with the little pad made of steel wool to reduce the volume of the capsule and pack it tight even with small amounts.

Honestly, I think if the form factor was closer to an Arizer Air, it would be as reliable as any Arizer product and therefore wouldn't need a better CS.

I just asked for an estimate once, some 2 weeks before they shipped it, they took 4 days to answer, said sorry for the late reply and told me it would be another 5 to 10 days. 9 Days after that it shipped. I used the supportAT address. Still waiting for a shipping confirmation on my newly...

I got mine back this week, arrived at Hopper Labs 22nd January. From what I understand not all repairs are taking the same amount of time, it seems to depend on what is repaired or replaced. I haven't been a squeaky wheel at all.

Absolutely loved your posting! This is me, from this thread, pretty much exactly one and a half years ago: ... crushing a delicate piece of me all right, but probably not my heart? Well, they don't call me Mr. Romantic for a reason. Do I really want to go this place again? Am I not back to it...

Got my RMA'd Hopper back yesterday (stayed with Hopper Labs for pretty exactly 4 months) and it gets a little less hot than before. A 5 setting would nearly combust with the unrepqired one, now it's pretty light comparably which suits me fine, I'm not a big fan of roasting too dark. Still...

My Hopper arrived there 20-ish January and has been shipped this week. So the last estimate I got 2 weeks ago was completely accurate. They're taking up pace...

You're aware of the Hoppers capability as micro dosing device? You can put in less than would fit a vapcap and just clear it in one toke. Do I miss that thing...

I didn't find any of that dust in my disassembled Fog but no such tape either, so either I didn't heat it up as often as others or it doesn't happen every time. The shop I bought it from has it from Verdampftnochmal who are apparently the main importers, so I don't think it's an old unit. Which...

That doesn't sound good at all. Maybe I just didn't use mine often enough to find that dust? Maybe it was divine intervention I crashed mine? I find it an itsy-bitsy bit awkward that XVape hasn't reacted yet. @PPN could maybe contact the manufacturer in China, I understand there is some relation?

Sorry, I don't have a camera capable of macros. But there was nothing at all. To be fair: @Used2use is suspecting a heat wear out of the insulating material, does anyone tear down used units on camera? Well, as that'd be a good idea, I'm sure someone had it before me ;) I used mine just a...

I took mine apart and there was no dust whatsoever. Nothing at the base of the collar, nothing at the collar itself. I inspected it with a 20 fold magnifier. How old is your Fog? Edit: I was an idiot and let the battery in the unit while taking it apart. When I fumbled around with my pliers, it...

Have you noticed any of that dust before you removed the collar for the first time? Have you taken the first and fifth picture before you removed that insulation? Is there any space between the insulation collar and the body itself?