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I like to get vaped and then work on electrical design or programming related things. It gives me better perspectives on things and keeps me from getting bored quickly.

I completely agree with this. Every other piece of electronics I own that is worth a damn have a detachable plug, and receptacles cost cents in bulk. It would be a massive convenience and would certainly cut down on cord related warranty issues.

Possible? I'm sure it is. Cost effective? Most probably not.

I'm in a similar situation, I'll be crossing the American border and going to Florida for a couple weeks and I am stressed about medicating. We are driving there so I am not worried about the TSA catching me, just a spot search. Even then I think I will be good since I can either hide it really...

Cigarettes are evil, vile things. You must feel so much cleaner and healthier having been free of them for a year. It's always great to do something you love for living too. The vapor industry is just blowing up right now and I think a lot of us will end up in it in the future. I'd love to...

Yeah I like to do the two cap method to pack about .1 and then take it all in a big shot of tasty vapor. Pretty much all of the above.

I run mine at full tilt all the time and I'm still walking... I prefer combustion emulation though when it comes to vape bonging.

It seems to be a bit of a luck thing - some phones can emulate N64 all right but I think it all has to do with chipwise optimization and that takes a lot of work and new phones usually don't get support for a long time unless their one of the Nexus lines (because there is a lot more hardware...

Dude... the origional BioShock was insane... like easily one of my favorites, not just for the gameplay, it was one of the first games I ever played that had a political message to it and it really affected the way I thought about authority. I've been starting to get back into older classics...

Like others have said, it's just personal preference. I find the vapor cleaner and far less harsh on convection vaporizer and find that conduction vapor makes me very sleepy.

I just puked in my mouth a little bit :S Did your PN survive that incident? I've read the past few pages but can't find any post that gives a solid answer.

Dude... First off, no, they most certainly are not the best vaporizers on the market. Where did you get that idea? Second, this thread is about pen vapes for oil, which neither of those are. Back on topic, I've been very impressed with the Sticky Wax Burner pen, very cheap and massive hits...

Did I... miss something here?

If left unchecked of course. You have little to worry about if you deal with things early - so please, deal with it early. I guarantee you will regret your decision if you do not.

I see, so it's basically being PWM'd by the circuitry to control the temperature. That makes sense. Judging from the facts, I think it's pretty safe to say my cheap little sparkfun meter is not measuring amperage correctly. This comes as a pretty good excuse for me to finally buy a Fluke.

Well, to be honest, taking your results into account makes me pretty confused to, I can't really account for a whole amp and a half difference over 20 degrees. I'm starting to doubt my equipment. When you measured was it on the PSU or a battery pack? I don't get home from work for about an...

Yes, and I did it on a M102 which is well known to run much hotter. I'll hook up my M1A4 and see how that goes. But it could be that my MM is on the way out, it is not a very high quality unit and I've been meaning to get a new one.

I dislike using anything with a cap or end piece. The pressure can build up and cause them to violently explode. Turky Basters, test tubes and other unibody forms are the best and safest. I prefer using the plastic tubes with rounded bottoms that planetvape sells, because they are cheap...

A PS2 Slim PSU is what goes in the other side.

It certainly is risky. From what I can tell, Arizer has intentionally mislead people by labelling the bottom of the solo to say that it heats on 9 volts. That's just not the case, the QiLi PSU that is sold for the Solo is rated as 8 and a half volts. Now half a volt in theory should not cause...