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The car charger I got from Arizer was very poorly made and fell apart. Doesn't work any more. Not worth $25! I know this has been discussed here before, but can someone post a link to one that would work? Or do you have to make your own?

PIU will also match anyone's prices. Their customer service is so good it's worth supporting them whenever we can!

If you're in the US, PIU sends USPS Priority Mail (2-3 days at most) so no sig required.

Liking this thing more and more. Used it at an outdoor pool yesterday, people sitting <6 ft away couldn't even tell. Virtually no smell even on exhalation! But it definitely gets me ripped. Has anyone figured out how to clean the area below the bottom of the bowl where it goes to the vapor...

Some would say the Air would be the backup to the Mighty! I just picked up the Vapium Summit as a backup to the Air. It's very convenient, self-contained, no glass to fool with, and can kick a$$. Variable temp, very little smell, $149. Flavor not even close to the Air, but more stealthy.

Hey Ratchett! How about a semi-flexible stem scraper, that can even get that good stuff from the inside of bent and curved glass? is that even possible, given your knowledge of materials? I'm thinking maybe thin titanium, like that springy stuff used on some rimless eyeglasses. Like maybe...

:\ Not exactly but a few posts back I had a similar problem. Turned out I had the battery in backwards. Not that you would ever do that!:rolleyes: Email Arizer CS. they will translate the secret code of the lights.

Nope, not user replaceable. But it seems to take less than an hour to charge & they give you a nice quality USB charger. Quite the opposite--sometimes too much heat! It does sound like it's lacking. Do you fill the whole chamber or just part?

Hey, thanks for the cigar technique idea. Having never smoked a cigar, I never would have thought of it. I will try it and report how it works. All suggestions have been helpful, especially the cover screen with smaller loads. And yes, that does provide some needed draw restriction. I have this...

Yay team! This is what I love about this place.:clap:

Oh, duhhhhhhh........ The battery was in backwards!:doh:

OK, I've had a couple days now with my new Summit ordered from VapeWorld. Short review: Hey, I like it! It works. Longer review: It's small, it's light, it's convenient. You can pack enough in for a day hike or whatever, and just hit it now & then (90 second shutoff to standby). The short...

A strange thing is happening with my Air. I pulled out the charged battery & put in another one (pretty new from Arizer) to charge, but it just blinks alternating red & yellow when plugged into the charger. Usually it is a green blinking light when charging. Does anyone know what this means...

Thanks for the info. Guess my D020 would work. These days, though, I'm more into portables. I love communing with nature and a vape rather than staying inside with a noisy old pump.

Now that's an idea...but I'm not into whips & balloons & pumps...jeez, now that sounds a bit "50 Shades of Vape"!

Sticky from resin, not wet. But also not medical grade so who knows if it's properly cured. Surprisingly enough, a cheapo freebie plastic S&B 1-piece grinder seems to work best.. Believe it or not, It didn't even occur to me that this was a potentially x-rated thread title.. Thanks for pointing...

Just got a bunch of incredibly dense, sticky meds. I break it up into tiny pieces, leave it out for a few hours or overnight on a piece of paper, & then attempt to grind it. But even this is not very successful, as it's so sticky it sticks in the grinder! My vapes (Air, eNano & soon the Summit)...

So does hovering provide more convection?