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I'll "chip" in as well. Not as easy as it sounds. My bet is they buy this type of piece by the 10's of thousands. The chipping may have gone un-noticed until well into the production run(s). You can count on that they had much debate internally on how to proceed at the time. Maybe a ball breaker...

Just wondering, did the battery read any power at all out of the box? Hate to see you put more good money into this to find the batteries are also shot and need replacing. Something really sounds fishy with this unit and it's background. Generally, you should have had at least a couple lights of...

That Amazon unit looks legit. Meanwhile, I would still bug the crap out of your lhs. Explaining that having to send to Arizer for warranty for a newly purchased unit seems like bad CS on their part. Not to mention that Arizer might be interested in the supply they sell with their Solos. Might be...

Arizer would rather have the customer replace his battery than return under warranty. Saves them expense and time. There are not warranty seals on their units. Battery technology has come a long way and with the Ni-cads being phased out, we have no memory effect anymore. As for the treatment or...

Good first post. Visualizing this blows me away. Would be a two person job. One getting the hit while another puffs on the amber to keep it hot. :lol: Taking turns sucking and blowing.....

Yes, they are all different. The Solo's built in gasket will tend to stay at the largest size you insert. That gasket can be gently pushed down back to a tighter fit. But you will find that is only a temporary fix. Arizer does not consider loose stems a flaw as designed that way. The solution...

Its great you guys like the new design. Feel free to contact me on any other improvements or changes. Hopefully the affixing of the connector poses no problems. It was the easiest solution to provide the option of using non-OEM chargers. Or setting up a second charge station..? CarolKing, you do...

Aye, I can envision where your coming from. Have never used a Nano. A 1+" screen made into a "pot" shape. Hmmm, you might be on to something. I like it.

That's a cool way to go. How are you going to install a screen? I was going to attempt a similar project but that was the stopper for me. I was going to use surgical steel nose rings to wedge the screen between. They would not stay in place.... Have a bag of them now if you think you could...

Only flower. The denting seems a slow process and I swear they move around some. Or it's just working that well..?? Figured it's normal. I don't think I over heat it much. Barely let it even glow except to start up. Do you not think it's normal? I use it lots.

Mine is working great. The top does have little heat dimples and seems like it is always changing a little. Thinking it will crack sometime down the road as it does take a lot of abuse with the heat. Picture 1 is new, pic 2 is around a month and the third is now around 5 months of daily use...

As @OF explained there was a change late last early this year in this feature. Newer units can be used while charging. Older units had a more true PA function. No problems for those things. Can mix and match your power needs. Will fix you up with the OEM type power solutions or adapt to the...

Newest Solo Stand

Thanks guys, I'm so glad you are all enjoying the stands. Makes it worth while for me to know they are been used. You have compelled me to give an early looksee at my newest design. Improvements on electrical pathway and robustness were part of my goal with the changes. As a bonus, the new...

Sounds like the cap is clogged somehow. Does it feel restricted at all? If you have some rubber tubing to put into the lid hole to test the airflow through the lid. I've been using a can of air to blow into the smaller intake holes around the wood part. Always amazed I see crud come out. Other...

Yep, I concur. And seems to get better mileage to boot. Also find other contributors such as nearly clogged screen or cap can also cause easier combustion. A big one for me is flame length. Seems a fine line to fast vapor and combustion. Not to mention if too short my lighter seems to not stay...

I'm sorry, but I've seen this video before and think it's a crime for folks to abuse their rights in such an immature manner. The only outcome, if everyone started to take this attitude, would be for the laws be be amended to remove such actions from been taken. I really do not think the freedom...

I'm thinking the high altitude part is the electric element end of it. Never heard of a solution for butane at high altitudes. You might be chasing something that doesn't exist. Good luck though as maybe something has been thought of...?

If your screen has EVEN heat, it's likely good. Power loss maybe somewhere else. Switch or connections, look for misplaced heat. As Pak states, the cap pressure on the rails is a good place to start. There is risk involve in getting a new screen seated just right. So unless it's absolutely...

I'd start with using dry. The learning curve is short to get it functioning but fun to explore other variations of draw speed, flame length and different flame locations. Lots to experiment with. Hitting through a bubbler puts other variables into the equation like delay and heat taste. Your...