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You seem to have changed your preferences quite a few times.. nothing that isn't out of the ordinary. Between the Solo and the Inhalater, i would choose the Inhalater to take outside and the Solo to take to a friends house. (If i had both.. since i only have my Solo i use it in both...

He means the cotton from the q tip to collect the resins. You can vape 0,3g in two Solo stems easily.. the higher the temp, the quicker you vape. I suggest you start at 2 and increment slowly.. but if you're in a hurry you can always put it on 7 and vape it in a few hits. What do you mean by...

The connector is a 2.1mm.

I have gone from combusting 2g every 3 days, to vaporizing 4g every month and i am down to vaporizing 2g every month. All the while i experienced that i need to exert more mental discipline when i had vaped the previous 2hours.. whether it was controling myself to not eat some chocolate or...

The Cera isn't out yet.. like i suggested in the beggining of the thread, you should read a bit more about the Cera and the Inhalater in their respective threads. I remember something about 3-4 bowls per battery, can't remember the size of the bowl though. And yes, it is efficient.

about 30-45min per battery. a 18650 2500mah i think.

well, i maintain my suggestions then. To me, convection is much better because you have an easier time extracting the goodies, no need to shake it or wierd hitting techniques, just go looong. Plus, the flavour lasts longer. Cera should have the best taste, then the Solo then the Inh. Battery...

It seems you value stealth so, I would wait and while you do read on the Cera, and the Inhalater. I prefer convection vaporizers because the flavour is better and lasts longer. Nothing hits as hard as those three in the portable department in my opinion.. and that should not be your...

Well, the Cera has three carts. The 250$ price tag is just with one of them, at your choice ( essential oils, flowers or e-juice).. the flower cart can be used with some types of hash but with a bed of herbs. The problem is that with concentrates, it will problably go through the screens and...

If you go for the LSV i think that website is the cheapest in Europe. For the DBV it is best to get it at Vaposhop although it is only a 10€ difference. I would skip the Plenty.. i don't own one but it is weird, not very pratical to do anything else but dry vaping and it is quite limited temp...

CDS summed it up for me. I think you already got some glass to go with it, but if you didn't you should. Not mandatory but a welcome addition, :) Welcome to the WW family Jardri!

Jardri, the chargers can be found just about anywhere that sell electronic stuff.. i bought my WW without a PSU as well. Cost is about 12€, and i'm sure i could have found cheaper but i was too lazy to find and too impatient to wait.

The guys from the DaVinci are working on a new model called ascent that looks interesting.. don't know when it will be out though. One thing though.. the 250$ price tag is pretty much standard nowadays. If you go lower than that, you usually will be compromising somewhere. Usually one of...

funny, i posted in another thread about the people who come here and imediately ask a question without reading anything else are usually the ones who don't come back. Perhaps it is time to limit first posters to create threads according to some kind of set of rules, like in the Classifieds?

I think they updated it so that people recharge it a little earlier than before but the battery duration is about the same. I remember hearing some members saying it improved but i can't be sure. And also, it heated faster so that might help as well.

The Skyda is bad not because it is made in China but because it is a company that does rip-offs of other products like the Vapir NO2. If you want something plausible i would get a Thermovape product, so you can just say it is an ecig. The Cera is looking good although it is quite big. You can...

My experience tells me that the ones who don't read most of the threads are usually the ones who just ask questions but don't answer questions to other members they could eventually help and they are also usually the ones who don't stay here for very long. If you want to make a difference...

Another tip you might have missed although mentioned periodically in the Solo thread is to pull the stem about 2-3mm. That way, the holes in the bowl are unrestricted, allowing for a better air flow. The Eds stems or the turbo PVHE stem seems to allow the least restriction.

You misread what i said.. i was talking about the YELLOW lights.. not the red. You can measure it with a watch and some patience.. just need to let it run until the red blinking light, and then charge it and then run it again until it cannot be turned on. BUT, i wouldn't advise doing this...

This has been addressed several times and i think the final conclusion was that you should not let it go beyond 40%, that is why Arizer programmed the yellow lights to go out after just a few sessions but the battery itself still has about 40%.