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Also, does anyone know the procedure to get repairs done once the warranty has expired?

I took a Dremel tool cutter, and cut down the long tube, to make one more short one and one medium, you 'll have to lightly sand the cut ends smooth.

Can anyone tell me how the warranty would work if I sell my Iolite. I still have 18 months on the warranty, but I would like to know if it's transferable.

Yeah, the reason I suggested the MFLB is, I'm getting up in age too and, the lung power is just too much to deal with (priming, catching breath... hitting again... maybe combusting.) I agree, you can get big foggy hits off of the VG but, if you understand vaping, big clouds are a waste of good...

I'll bet a Magic Flight Box would suit him better. I have both, and I haven't touched my VG in 4 months.

NOTE: The entire tube does not have to turn white, when you look down it at first, it will look like the eye of a hurricane (vape in a ring with air in the center) when that eye starts to close up, or you see vapor leakage, it's time to hit. If you don't see vapor like this, your batteries are...

My 2 cents, get extra NIMH batteries, if you haven't yet. (I use Duracell's 15 min charger.... works great- remove wrappers of course.) I always look down the stem to see the vapor forming, wait 'till you see the entire inside turn white, then hit slow about 7 sec. and pull the battery out 1/4...

It's probably not recommended, but I steam clean it with its own heat. Just wait 'till it's hot and get a dropper and put a few drops of water down the tube, but be ready it's like a small explosion, don't burn yourself !!!!!! then I take out the screen and clean it further with alcohol.

I got bronchitis from mine this past summer, I had to use a lung full of air just to prime it, only on the 2nd try do I get a hit. I ended up being so out of breath, and when you do get a hit, it's so much vapor it's a recipe for bronchitis. The Magic Flight Launch Box is awesome, and I would...

You have made a wise decision. You are now a vaping :ninja: BTW to the other guy, email magicflight if you want tee shirts, I'm not sure how much they cost, but they've got 'em.

Dude, take from a guy who has a VG that sits in the bottom of my tool box and an Iolite that hasn't been sparked up in 4 weeks. GET THE MFLB!!! I wish somebody would have told me the low down. I hit it sitting in restaurants. And those 2 batteries that come with it, are not enough. That's an 8...

You will need to invest in extra batteries for the LB, but don't worry, it'll cost less in the long run, with the price of butane lighters. I got the Duracell's with the 15 min charger. MUST BE NIMH batteries. Take the plastic wrap off of them, now you are good to go. Staples, is where I got...

Get the MFLB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! believe me the stealth factor and wind proof factor is a 10, VG is like a 4. You generally have to inhale a whole lung full of hot butane air on the VG before it starts giving good vapor on the second lung full..... tiring. Now consider watching your vapor form on...

I want one that says, "Fuck RedBull....MFLB gives you wings"

Dude, the newer ones don't come with it in the tube. It's probably in your accessories. (A tiny little metal looking thing). Bottom line, if you remove the tube and can see through the whole tube, it's not in there.

Sounds awesome. The car adaptor idea is unbelievable, I can't wait. You guys rock.

Outperforms is not the word I would use. I can tell you, the appeal is that you can get a quick stealthy hit anywhere, even places that the IO would be difficult, and I'm talking 10 seconds to get a hit. (preloaded box with fresh battery) The other thing is it's able to get at the edge of...

I have both, and would highly recommend you get a MFLB. The thing is to get 4-8 extra batteries (read more in earlier post). I have found the trick is timing, and grind. You'll get it down to a science. At first I hit it with a normal grind, twice (shake after every hit) then dump it in my hand...

Yep, it was me. Cool, I haven't seen the actual shirts, but I'm glad you liked the art. Blissville's a hell of a company, aren't they?