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Only place they're available (yet) is direct from the maker, see post #6 in this thread. OF

Good questions. I had assumed (not a good idea......) that since the cup is the hottest point in the load area (and everything else has to be cooler, even if only slightly) he was using a load of some sort (herb, ABV?). In his prior post he talked about testing with a reduced load. If indeed...

Hey, kind of a fun 'feature' I stumbled on last night. I was enjoying it 'in the dark' and realized the 3 green LEDs above the button are focused. That is, unlike normal indicators they put out a narrow beam rather than more diffuse light in all directions. I'd noticed this in bright light...

Gentle Friends, Some additional tests for your consideration I think support my theory, from our new Member @Zoppo: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/arizer-argo.25853/page-40#post-1319372 He did his tests on ArGo (basically Solo/Air with smaller diameter taller load with the same volume) but...

Thanks. I think it's a bit more accurate to say 'the oven system' is OK. More specifically the temperature sensor and control circuits are what's being tested here, really. But the idea is sound. The battery charge level really has nothing to do with it (within limits). If it's weak, the...

No, the INDICATED temperature rises to come closer to the temperature of the load before the hit is what I think you see. Heat easily escapes up the metal leads making the area around it artificially cooler. Notice that this 'it's easy to see the air is heating the load' discussion stalled out...

Now here we differ. If I was enjoying a session and set it down 'for a minute' to answer an email, retrieve the mail when the post man comes, answer the phone, etc and the SOB shut off because it thought I didn't know what I was doing I'd be mighty pissed. I'll cop to letting it time out (and...

An admirable goal for sure. Stick with it. Not only do you save big bucks on your weed bill and smell better doing it, but you get to live longer to enjoy it all. Avoiding combustion is a smart move from many sides. DB, being corded, has freedom from power limitations. Portable vapes, to be...

Perhaps a third option: Unrealistic expectations? I don't recall experienced vape users having this issue, I sure don't find it so. I also didn't find DV all that restrictive. But, if your experience is with blazing or very powerful vapes (like Volcano) learning to like more restrictive draw...

This is with 'store bought' pre filled carts? Or are you using the 'juice' Yocan carts. I'm using the 'wax' carts, even with thick oils, as I couldn't get the juice one to feed properly. TIA OF

Not smoke, VAPORIZE. We don't smoke around here, note the name of the Forum? Yes, the condensate (which some call 'reclaim') is condensed vapor, right? Heat it up again, and it'll evaporate same as with herb or concentrates. Yes, include the cotton. It won't combust at vaping temperatures...

How old is your Solo I? AFAIK they've had large vents for some time now? OF

I'd avoid "soaked in ISO", you really don't want any dirty solvent finding it's way down a vent...... 'Just damp' with care and the oven inverted would be the way I'd go if I was inclined. Some guys use 'Magic Eraser' for this, but again, caution to the debris. You can blow into the bowl...

Yep, and all the Solos except the one I loan out. Easy enough to look and blow out the spiders and stuff. I've even been known to wipe it out when nobody's looking. With a paper towel or brush. Not a big deal at all, I'd still be looking first if the cap was there since ABV can hide in the...

I didn't find mine in the box either. But I later stepped on it in the carpet. I think it was loose (not in any of the plastic bags which I hadn't opened at that point). You might try my proven technique, take off your shoes and walk around barefoot where you opened the package and might have...

Yes, you can easily replace it (if you can get one from somewhere). The stud that goes through the cover has a barb on it. Insert the first part from above, then reach inside with hemostats or needle nose pliers and yank the barb through. I pulled mine, unlike Solo (which I also pull....) the...

Excellent points. I might add, also be sure your herb is well cured (dry) going in. All the water still left will have to boil off first, slowing vapor production down and the water will condense in the stem and make a big old fouling mess with that old 'oil and water don't mix'. Unlike...

Here you go: https://blog.puffitup.com/2017/11/arizer-air-2-teardown-and-disassembly/ "Heat soaks" (getting better results with pauses between hits for more heat to conduct in) and slow draws giving more vapor are hallmarks of conduction. Convection means super heated air is providing the...

No. While old Solos had smaller vents, current production Solo I and II are the same. Solo II has smaller steps (9F for Solo I), both are limited at the top by combustion (428F). I would not have said they're basically the same if that wasn't true. The differences are more sessions per...

First off, welcome to the Forum and all the fun. Lots of good folks around here, hope you stick around. Great choice for a first vape. I'm not sure where you got the idea that Solo II was more powerful or useful, IMO neither is the case. Solo II carries more battery power which means more...