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While it can be done, it's by no means easy. You have to seriously screw up (like forgetting how to count....) or be 'asking for it' by pushing the heat higher and higher. I've never done it, and don't recall anyone posting about having done so. You want to try, and probably use, the special...

Agreed, that's what I 'took away' from it anyway. IMR (whom I use a lot, along with Orbatronics) has no direct source of the genuine article. They buy what they think/hope is not counterfeit but mistakes happen and crooks are looking for openings. You can be sure Panasonic never allowed a sub...

Interesting observation, and clearly a problem WRT consistency. There's also a theory that heavier 18650s perform better, not sure about that one since I've weighed a lot of similar cells and not found it so. For sure Arizer is going to seek out the best 'battery' (it's really technically a...

Hands down, the best available 'battery' is being offered by MF. Order the latest from them (they upgrade from time to time), you won't regret it. Regards, OF

I've tried that, and if your fingers don't melt or you drop it in the sink, it can be fast and easy. More so if you do it regularly (don't let it get too nasty before cleaning). Especially if you're not after 100% clean (which makes no real sense to me since it's going to foul with the next...

I'm with you there, Since UNI I've got several Hives (1 and 2) that haven't been used. Neat unit, for sure. FWIW I'm also enjoying Evolve 2.0, a more 'pocket friendly' package with similar carts. Only 3 types, wax, juice and heavy oils. You might want to check it out? OF

I understand what you're saying but believe he's saying 'the dealers have returned their stock for upgrades and all new shipments (since the change) are the new software'. Not the same as being able to guarantee any unit's status (without a S/N even?). Even then, it's his opinion/advice...

HR is willing to upgrade but you have no contract unless you bought from them. That's the way the law works. HR has no real control of another guy's inventory. He can offer to upgrade existing stock, just like he does to all end users, but the offer is made locally (a new unit...

Understandable. I suggest the guy you should ask is the guy selling it to you. Your contract is with him, not HR (who's really not in a position to know about the local fellows stock?). The Local Dealer is the guy making the offer....... OF

I use the dishwasher for such things. I have a funnel with a bit of tube that I either use a hook to hang from the upper rack, or more usually for small units like this just put in the silverware tray (funnel up, of course). 20 minutes of hot detergent flushing through it (followed by the...

Yup, it's been discussed a few times, pretty clever eighwhat? FWIW I use Teflon 'plumber's tape' around mine for a better seal and to protect the wood. IIRC others have used similar ideas. OF

Only close if Yugo claimed 125 MPH top speed and 48 MPG........ Remember their wildly impossible battery life claims early on? That scared me off, thankfully. Lawn Darts are just fine, just not for wimps. FWIW I don't recall 'hearing' of serious injury and two guys in the neighborhood had...

More good points, which I agree with (or I wouldn't think they were good???). I've used the 'hit it a bit then grind it' technique, it has it's strong points. Mostly, like you it seems, I'm driven by wanting to control the potency of the load. I want to have the same THC per load, like you...

Good point. It's all relative? If you consider a stream bank: Big rocks offer little obstruction, smaller ones have more but smaller passages, gravel effectively fills in some/most of those holes, sand will jam up the works? How effective the load is also depends on moisture I think. Not...

Interesting. I'm guessing that might be due to the low cost? Not much profit there if you want to keep the price 'reasonable' (meaning in line with what's seen on the net)? EU sellers have 'other costs' to cover I'm thinking, and probably a smaller volume to deal with as well. Hopefully, in...

IMO, yes, it's to be expected. And it happens on other vapes. The 'blanking when near' is called "masking" in the trade (not just with vapes, either). Don't confuse that temperature sensor based number with being the load temperature, it's not. Since the sensor is 'upstream' of the heat flow...

That's fun, but I think that means more along the lines of 'Birds of a feather flock together'? But I'm not Polish, so only guessing. Whatever, I agree, you and Jill seem of like minds and would no doubt find a chuckle or two in common? OF

"Two great minds, and but a single thought"? I used to really enjoy that thought. Then I uttered it at work and 'the new guy' (Polish) got a funny look and burst into laughter. Seems his grandmother (from the 'old country') had a favorite version: "Fools seldom differ", you choose........ OF

Maybe it's because too many of us are enjoying them too much and there's no real problems to hash out? Still you raise a good point, being near the top helps folks wondering by get on board...... Keeping the pump primed as it were? Maybe we should work this in shifts? Some fraction of us...

Yep, can't combust. But that (combustion) was the OP's claim, and in a vape where it's just not possible for debris to contact the heater (buried in ceramic and fully isolated from any place debris can collect (minor as that is). Important point is a correctly calibrated conduction vape...