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I am very happy with my own creation. Yet there is a few more to go. and I only need one... er, 2 ... unless - maybe - yea three should be plenty.

Dynatec is up to a pocket Orion! Available by month's end @Helios . And another yet un-mentioned follow-on that we expect to be a table-top battery unit with new frills. Orion is coming with a sensing switch rather than the coil button.

LOL Nice work @stark1 ! And I mean that. Very professional. How do I buy one?

I'd be connecting with customer service to see if that's covered or if they can fix it. That is a sanctioned technique as far as I know, not having an Omni.

Interesting indeed @RustyOldNail - In the gleaning of the '20-M acceptance since release has morphed. Do you think my conspiracy theory has merit? Are the captive caps now made of the original material thickness as your measurements suggest? Is it possible you are measuring a laser-cut bead...

I might recommend soldering that coil to the board. Most failures happened because of that connector. You're getting a lot of mileage out of that little jumper cord there @stark1 :D

Always good to know things are in tip top shape.

It means the maker will allow you to fuck with them @stark1

You have a valid claim. They should replace your cap. You're no novice.

Probably torx but maybe safety torx Oh and @Robobuddah - I wouldn't worry about cleaning it. It doesn't have the normal pot smell so it should be good to ship. But you were sending it back only for this? Apollo 2 has some kind of clear/wht silicone cap on it. That is important. They can fix...

There is an adjustment you can make to some IH's. Cauldron and PSM have movable coils; Alpine 2020 is sanctioned for moving the coil; Fluxer is sanctioned for moving the coil. The idea is that your VC is too deep in the cup @Vape_Or_Die420 . Moving the coil closer to the switch will cause...

@RoboCorn9 - you can ISO the circuit board inside the Apollo. Can you remove the case screws? That residue is a shipping problem for sure -if- it were ever questioned or detected. I used a vial in my IHs so there was no bottom or loss. The collection wasn't just a little bit. All the more...

I could so make that work LOL :clap:

Sorry yes, following a previous post I rarely put @-anyone on there. And yes, I have a longstanding question to know if the early run of '20-M's had thinner caps that was later corrected or if they are still 12% thinner than previous caps to make the captive dimple. Regardless, it is less mass...

Is your cap thinner on the '20 than your classic caps? That's only the beginning. The captive cap is 12% thinner than the earlier versions. I don't know if that is across the board or just a bad run but that is heat mass loss.

I hate the '20-M and love the modified '18-M. Currently driving the '19-M daily. Okay, I use my own stems but seriously, being an experienced vapor, I can see how the '20 isn't doing it. From someone who needs fast extraction and reliable extraction, this is not a game. The '20 really does...

I had data. I vaped it though.

Mr C -is- santa clause @RustyOldNail ! What are you sayin' :\

Rosewood aroma. very strong on the lathe. About sealing; no, the hint I got from the Dynastem thread, the 'sealing' process in the 'smoke room'... something I remember. Didn't make sense before because FQ doesn't have nearly the aroma of most tree samples. Maple, for instance, is a very...

Yesterday I think I learned what 'sealing the wood' is all about. The rosewood stem smelled a lot like rosewood. No surprise there but the amount of smell surprised me. I put the thing in a 150F oven for about 4 hours and now it is more what you'd expect. I don't really know what to do...