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The heater is simple off or on via a thermocouple feedback. Therefore, the current is pretty constant through the heat cycle. (no variation from cold to hot) Hope this helps.

Wow, over double the price. Good mark up there. Not sure on built in safety power features. I would assume it is built into the charging circuit. Over/under charge has protection. I measured the heater current and it's about 2 1/2 amps while heating. So nothing overly special about the battery...

Here and lots on AliExpress as well. I see they have actually gone up a couple bucks. Watch the pricing as some are for 2 pieces and some are not. BTW guys, I have had my heater oven opened up and found the source of the bad lingering taste. The method they used to heat the device is very...

Well after a long time pondering...... and "trying" to avoid this thread..... Titanium by mid next week. :D

Yeah, I like to mod my units to better suit my needs whenever possible. I really like the oven on this pup. The rest can be massaged somewhat. That hole you see is left from the previous mod. Guess some additional air might get throw but doubt if changes anything. I received that glass 510 drip...

That part also gave out on me as well. :cry: While trying to unscrew the screen the whole thing twisted out. Just pressure fit in. You know me well. lol. When that piece separates, don't loose it. Happens the piece still fits into the top without the enclosure. Fits snugly into the upper rubber...

Good stuff! Totally agree that for the price, can't be beat. I've settled into 368 degrees and get great taste and still fair clouds. Find that the auto shut off timer a little too quick though. I power cycle with the main button to turn off and then back on every couple minutes to avoid it...

!!!MOD ALERT!!! Really enjoying the T2 since I got it and endured that initial break in taste. Does take a while to dissipate. IMO, worth the painful effort. Anyway, I knew that top cap was going to be a little trouble down the road. It loosened up with ware as expected. Not a great design on...

You are, as usual, correct, but if using on the end of the solo or Ed's stem, should be good. This stuff does need replacing after time and the closer to the heat the more often. Cheap and accessible enough. No taste that I can complain about. I have some of the high temp tubing from your link...

That's the stuff. Not sure on what they call it. Bought a few feet of a couple sizes a few years back and use it for many things. Handy stuff but not high temp.

IMO, the whip tubing has to be more flexible than the PVC tubing. As I said in the post below, very easy to get and use medical grade tubing for oxygen and gasses. Not sure if silicon or rubber but very flexible. just can't go too thin walled or it will collapse under your inhale. Will likely...

Really not a lot to it. Mainly 4 ea of a proper fitting washers which go under the screws to even out the hold down pressure. This makes the screws protrude from the bottom so we cover them with some felt. The instruction sheet. BTW, Arizer generally will not fix under warranty as does not...

Welcome to the fun, too bad on a not so great of note. More than likely the Solo itself is fine. Start with trying another charger. If you have a multi meter you can verify the output of the suspected bad unit. Or just find another 12 volt 1 amp (min) supply and solder the leads from the old...

@hd_rider did a little sanding on his.

I think you are correct about the temperature sensor. Not advisable to take the heater oven apart. However, those pics would have been great..:science: The sensor placement is critical and sounds like it got moved out of place. Not sure what conductor glue would be safe for this application...

There are two screws as well as the clips to remove the oven. It is attached to the barrier which separate the unit into two chambers. Could access through the bottom with a long small Phillips (cross) screw driver. Board still needs to come out which is no biggy since the wires need to be...

Yes, that's what I was doing. Also, some tape along the top to help hold in place. If you do not slide the mother board out too far also will keep them from falling loose. It's not the end of the world if one falls, but sure adds some extra work.

The buttons you press. Two with arrows and the main button. The actual contact part is on the PC board and there are plastic spacers that you press on. They sit in cut out holes in the case held in place by the PC board. Removing the board will let them fall out very easily. Lots od "fiddling"...

Yes, of course it's possible. But have more considerations to think about. The battery specs should be more closely looked at. This is to ensure proper match with it's internal charger. Assuming it is a 4.2v cut off is must likely but would not guarantee at this point. Also needs to be a...

Thanks guys, Somehow I doubt if you'll see in production units in this price range. The design of the unit is very inexpensive in the parts and geared as an expendable or disposable type item. Thus, just selling complete units in bulk. At least that's how I see it. What I have also noticed is...