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No. No. Gonna have to wait a bit longer. :wave:

I wondered about that. Does the strikethrough in the poster's username indicate a ban or the like?

The warranty coverage on the Q is good. A friend's unit failed and his reseller (puffitup.com) sent him a new machine. So contact your reseller, which hopefully is authorized by Arizer. If he is not, IIRC you can contact Arizer with proof of purchase and serial number to see if the warranty...

I agree with @way2. The HydraLine has nice diffusion for moisturizing and the ice definitely helps. Depending on temp setting, draw style, session time, etc., the melting time varies considerably. But I easily get a session out of a few cubes, and the HL has a very good splash guard if used...

You're on the right track, just one challenge . . . First, yes, by using a VapeXhale mouthpiece that should eliminate the bezel, er, bonnet problem. I was wondering about your using an HT w/o water, which of course works but is mighty expensive compared to just using a dry piece. Second, yes...

All HT's use the standard 18/19mm joint. @MOTORHEAD, using a male/male adapter allows you to attach an HT, but you still have to work out how you want to do the bowl. On the Cloud for which the HT is designed, the bowl is a screen cylinder enclosure ("ELB") which fits inside the Cloud's male...

No guarantee, but AFAIK that's not weird. Both of mine do this, too. I like the green/red combination. The whistle is created by the airflow movement. In my experiments everything I tried that would have an effect on the airflow also changed the whistle (some more than others). So bamboo...

http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/the-cloud-evo-anticipation-thread.10875/page-53#post-536158

Yes. Yes. Yes. Obviously the EVO is not the OG/Plus. Still, at the start I found myself obsessed with comparisons to my earlier Cloud (I suppose the natural thing to do) that turned out to be rather frustrating. Took me a while (and a couple firmware updates) before I realized that a...

VXL is still working on the design and planning for a Q1/Q2 announcement. As t-dub posted, sometimes they need to be trained. You can use the EVO's joint, but that is kinda risky. Better to use another GonG joint of any kind, just keep in mind that the ID of joints are not perfectly exact so...

I don't recall whether @Seek posted his method of shaping 2 Q screens, you might want to search for that. Fwiw using an ELB screen, I inverted it and pressed the center in as much as possible with the bottom end of a Sharpie. That fllattens it and leaves a raised perimeter edge, which needs to...

That looks exactly like my pet feeder timer???

A "mini-ELB" works well for this. Typically that's made from flattening and shaping the (slightly smaller) cap of a Cloud ELB to fit inside a Q elbow-screen but it's also been done using 2 Q elbow-screens - not as easy to re-shape one to fit in the other, but doable (@Seek has a post just above...

After an iso cleaning and drying out of joint and ELB's, put an ELB in the joint w/o the cap and leave it for a good while - like several days (except of course when using the other for a session). With the OG, this "training" was suggested but with a caution not to stress the Cloud joint too...

If your questions are re the EVO, probably should post in the EVO thread.

Agreed, not in the Cyclone itself. I was talking about using the ELB in the elbow joint, with the elbow placed in either the Cyclone (as you do) or in the f/f adapter. I can see where theoretically the narrow heat flow is redistributed in the ELB. The mesh design of the ELB is capable of...

Turbulence in the Q and in the EVO (which uses the ELB) is done differently. In the Q when using the stock Cyclone/Elbow set up, back-pressure from the elbow screen causes some of the air to return to the Cyclone, creating what Arizer calls a "cyclone effect". It works by lightly agitating the...

While there are cheaper adapters, $22 shipped is competitive for a quality piece. ALT's price is $20 + shipping. And at least the buyer can be sure it will work. And this gets you off the hook for examining everyone's. ;) There is a post here by @Seek describing using the ELB. The f/f...

But it is going to happen. You may recall that due to a board component being obsoleted by the manufacturer, the PCB needed to be revised and re-tested in conjunction with the new firmware. The PCB is in transit from Europe and is scheduled to arrive in Customs in about a week. Allow another...

Re the continuing search for a f/f adapter with a ledge, I don't recall any comments on the piece I found here: http://www.ioffer.com/i/18mm-female-to-18mm-female-glass-ogb-made-in-oregon-16-544308788 The advantage here is that you can communicate directly with the blower. I would think that...