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Only to the tax man. It services the 'State'. :cool:

I have never paid a VAT coming into the USA although some are calculated at checkout, although rare. To Canada from the USA is a value problem. If the bill hits $200, you suddenly get hit with massive taxes. EU/UK from the USA; the bill is forwarded to the buyer. ...and yes, shipping can be...

Without a doubt @Vaporware. I can see some experiments with mass spectrometry that would make this quantitative. Obviously 100's of thousands of '20 tips and caps cannot be wrong. I suspect this tamer profile was intentional. I like my older collection better. Long live '21's.

... that's my first reach every day @RustyOldNail :leaf: Waterworks are not compatible unless you don't like your glass... The wood taper will swell into a fitting and lock in with little effort. Almost lost a MF Orbiter that way. If you do wood in a glass fitting, I'd recommend soft and...

Put a spacer in the bottom of the cap... a stainless steel "S" shaped piece will space the edge of the tip from the 'sealing' dome of the clicker. That and the inverted CCD. But this is my favored mod for any DV tip... ...very scent-neutral stems! These are from Flowering Quince Shrubs...

I hear you @Wolfsie - more heat would just scorch the outside of the load along the walls of the tip. The center would still be a dark golden brown. More heat or further clicks just came with dry heaves or combustion. Sometimes I could get a little more out of the bowl if I left it to cool...

My first experience with the '20-M was the same - light ABV. The vape appeared done until I put the light ABV in the '18-M. Sure enough, there was was my medication draw. When you need the heavier molecules, they're in the darker ABV. I need these for my herb to medicate me properly. Not...

Try one of your older caps on the new devices @notams .

I've used wood and cork on a lot of builds. Both tend to scorch a little. My HS wooden disk only has a halo after several battery cycles and that's it. Everything feels solid and functional. I have not changed the original spacing.

People have put glass joints in the bottom of the box using the draw tube hole as a carb.

@fak - the same or similar charger is an Opus BC3100. Great chargers if you need analytics. That is my go-to charger for diagnosis. 10A rated cells do work, I have protected 10A 18650 cells that I can drive all my IH's at 3600mah. 15 amps means there is a little less internal resistance for...

3 cells is enough @fak - and they don't have to be too special. The Fluxer draws less than 10 amps so a 15-20 amp cell is sufficient. I'd aim for max milliamphours [mah] rating. You should be able it come close to 3500mah with capacity. if you trust your charger, it will work fine.

Customs @harmando - They have to estimate. It could be much sooner.

DynaVap doesn't offer the OG Glass so it is fair game for anyone to offer a similar concept. This isn't counter-fitting after all.

Of course you are right @Cannabiker - the wall warts are painfully inaccurate. I understand well how a fully charged Li-ion cell is highly dependent on the proper charge voltage. I have often stated that I use a precision charger on mine to maximize the charge. I'm glad it all got sorted out...

Flite has a charge jack and a charger - how did they get reversed? :D I'm sure the FAQ has a new entry - "Were you stoned when you installed the cells? Check the cell polarity with the silkscreen!"

A couple more weeks if things are still on track.

Although it takes being really stoned to do this twice - it takes a real man to admit it. Kudos Also good someone finally tested that aspect of the design! :rockon:

They should have put the DV shipment on the bottom so it wouldn't be so damn top-heavy. Turns out the BMS is more than happy to trip when the pack is done. The output is really good throughout the charge. A little slower as you go but always vaped like normal by the end of the light cycle.

Smaller meter HERE I'm thinking double sided tape on the meter and pasted to the battery pack, hardwired to the spare leads. You could then sell the battery as an upgrade ;]