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I think DV would do well to offer a half-depth tip. Mine is working wonders for true one-draw extraction for a fine-grind bowl using real-time heating with the HotShot.

Looking forward to what you come up with @blastfromdapast .

It won't block airflow @cybrguy Mailing envelopes under 1/4" thick or less is the cost of a stamp, even overseas at $1.20 or something. However, mailing envelopes is restricted to non-commercial, non-sales items. DV is technically wrong to send CCDs and o-rings via a single forever stamp...

I remove the connectors and the pad for the original minus input is too small to solder to and that is one reason I chose an alternative location. Soldering to just the leg of the FET seems a small area to solder too as well. Bottom line is whatever makes for a good 8 amp connection will...

No worries. Completely understand. Know that those two legs of the FETs are the negative input.

The inlet taper seems good for not blocking the CCD unlike the seat in the bottom. As to mass, not a huge concern. The walls and the cap is the primary heat source for the herb. The contact area is minimal. My half-bowl solution;

Some are laid out a little differently. Pop up a picture and I'm sure I can recognize the layout.

It is visible. The black is a thin epoxy. I am careful to make sure the adjacent copper is not exposed. This extra effort is highly optional. The negative input terminal will work just fine. I do this for several reasons one of which is minimal power losses.

Hey Doug - I expose the trace between the two connected legs of the FETs with a hobby knife. I solder a wire to the newly exposed trace.

I'd think a sleeve would do just as well and cost maybe a $1 to produce. Way over-engineered. But it is a worthy solution to half-bowls.

That's a fucking Orion in that last pic @kokolokokolokon@gma . Pretty much cloned verbatim.

@cybrguy - Pipes fixed a wooden disk on the switch in the HotShots. This distributes the load nicely. You might see if he can set you up.

Hell, just start with "SENSE OG"

The fine print at the FDA also informs that the FDA will not be certifying anything that does not contain the ecig liquids. That is the requirement for USPS to back off. That is part of their implementation quandary.

There was some consideration for a sim-app - a Sense Simulator.

That is sad news. I hoped someone finally broke that barrier. I assumed a PID as their performance assurances really push the temp gauge. Just a gimmick?

HalfPint will do 100 watts. Your 65 watt supply may or may not fold back if the power is over-drawn. Don't use the power supply to limit power. The IH will draw what it needs and the power supply should supply it with ease. Some take care of this by shutting down gracefully and others just...

Looking forward to your implementation of USB-C. Would love to see a robust solution for charging and for powering. What is available as 100 watt power sources that will drive the USB-PD?

You have a good plan. HalfPint is doable but a bit of a challenge. Go back to page 13 for some insights. USB-C can do up to 5 amps and 100 watts is more than sufficient to run an IH. The DC - DC inverter will make up for the rest. The real question is - will the USB-C power supply know what...

Would love to tear into one. I suspect you will find an Orion inside.