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Not to get too far off topic, but... Smoking cigarettes paralyzes the cilia in your airways. These are very small hair-like structures that line the walls of your airways and continuously move a "blanket" of mucous out of your lungs and into your throat (you swallow throughout the day, or...

This was my experience as well. I found a special on another vendor's site offering the Solo + Arizer PA. I mentioned this to Randy and he beat the price immediately. Great service! I received my Solo a few days ago and have some initial impressions. Other vapes I own are MFLB, Thermovape...

Sounds like you got it fixed with OF's help. If not, make sure both coils are actually heating. I know you said it was heating properly, but sometimes it can be tricky to determine if both coils are in fact glowing. I've had two cores die on me, and both times it was one core heating and the...

The worst I could find was "Dust or particles produced by use of this product may cause mild irritation to the eyes and respiratory system". I don't consider what I'm doing to be "use" in the traditional sense, since normally steel wool would be subject to intense friction as part of its...

I recently converted to #0000 steel wool. I think this may be a valid suggestion for addressing the loose screen issue as well. The main downside of a loose screen is its tendency to pop up and displace the load in the oven. If you tend not to pack your loads this problem is amplified because...

Likewise for me, but there is another issue that a misplaced screen can cause. Besides blocking the vapor tube, a misplaced screen may "rock" side-to-side slightly, allowing material to get around the screen and into the vapor tube. This has happened to me, as was evident when I cleaned the...

You probably won't need to replace your screen until it stops working correctly. My original screen no longer stays in place in the oven. As much as I try to get it to stay, it is easily moved by any pressure on either side of the screen. Also, even when I think I have it securely in place...

That's what the Pax and Inhalater are for. Load your T1 ABV into either one, crank up the heat, and turn the ABV nearly black. That'll get you the "combustion" like effects you are looking for. Stealth is of the highest order with the T1. It is by far the stealthiest of the vapes I own. The...

Just to add one more bit of info that OF did not cover: The AC power adaptor sold by TV also works in both the T1 and Evo (SV models). If you are looking for a more reliable backup vape I would recommend seeking out the AC adaptor. They may be getting harder to find...?

Don't think I'm a statue, but I'll check... :D I take long hits and I guess I tend to stay real still when doing so. I've had it go into standby mode when drawing many times. Even more annoying to me is it going into standby mode when it is heating up. This clearly did not happen in the...

If you take long hits you may find the opposite to be true. I put my Pax in party mode every time I use it (not always an easy thing to do), otherwise it will go into standby mode in the middle of my draw. I also have to shake it gently during warmup, since mine seems to go into standby mode...

In my experience, yes. But it is difficult for me to measure. I'm not sure exactly how their capacities compare, but the Pax's oven seems to hold more than an Inhalater capsule, yet the Inhalater gives me more draws. I use my Pax for ABV only now. The Inhalater is a more nuanced vape. Pax is a...

I would say efficiency. I can load a very small quantity into the XP and still get two good sessions. With the Pax I can't even get it to work with that same quantity in the oven. Others report success with very small amounts in the Pax, but it doesn't cut it for me. I think you will go...

I'd have to put the XP at about 7, but only because I would put the T1 at 1. If I didn't have a lower smell vape to compare it to I would give the XP a lower number, but with the T1 and MFLB being MUCH lower smell vapes, the XP has to get a 7. Both the Pax and the XP are constantly heating...

I have a 4 hole XP model I purchased from eBay on Feb. 25. It is still working.

I just went through the warranty process for my PA as well. It stopped working completely, even though it didn't get much use. Credit where credit's due - customer service from MF was excellent. They shipped me a new one (works great) and gave me clear instructions for destroying the old one...

This might be good advice for more than just keeping the Pax mouthpiece clean. You should let your unit cool before charging because charging a hot battery can reduce its lifespan.

I tried this last night and it made a HUGE difference. I've been filling loosely, about 1/3 of the way full. It works fine, but loses temp quickly and I have to slow my draw (set on 5). With the capsule completely full and packed "medium" tight it produced extremely dense vapor and had me choking!

Mollee, Don't even entertain the idea of putting your herb in a jar of peanut butter. Completely pointless and way too much trouble. Drug dogs are not fooled by attempts to "mask" odor. And the peanut butter jar is overkill if you're trying to fool humans. As far as the Pax is concerned, I do...

I hear you. I don't think I explained my "pace your draw" comment very well. Unlike the MFLB, I have to pace my draw on the XP to avoid getting too much vapor too quickly. It feels hot and strong right from the start, so I pace my draw to keep it even and not too harsh (mixing ambient air in...