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Wow! That was almost a year back...... Top marks for perseverance! Yer welcome, glad it (finally) worked out for you. Regards to all, OF

Maybe. But a lot of what he knows isn't so? OTOH, maybe I should raise my prices....... OF

You can't tell how well cured it is by saying it's not damp. Water makes up between 20 and 35% of the weight in 'store bought herb' IIRC. You can see this moisture collect on the inner surface of the cover sometimes? Ever see that? Unless you make a specific effort to dry (cure) it out of...

That, being well cured ('dry') going in is the key here I think. Not only to stuff sticking but to the fouling that collects under the screen where the water vapor condenses again. "Keep it fine ground and well cured" is a rule guys really should explore. Try grinding even finer (grind...

I'm sorry, I don't follow the question. Examples of m values? My mod(s) maker (Joytech) lists the m value for Ni in there manual as '600-700'. I, and many others, are using this (Ni) setting for the new Quartz Quest as a starting point with 310F as temperature. Given the elements are glowing...

Sorry you're having troubles, but if you're trying to contact Matt (DT owner) this is not a good way to do that I think. He only occasionally 'comes by' here. This is probably best taken 'off line' by either PM or direct Email to his business? FWIW, TCR is working it seems? Ni mode is just...

Freewheelin' Franklin said it best, "Dope will get you through times of no money better than money will get you through times of no dope". Same for vapes. You're sure to be a better person enjoying that vape than most anything else the mere money would have bought (like food, rent and...

Easily done. Hold it upright, and add a drop or two 'down the hole'. Then gently hit it and repeat. A few drops can collect above the small tube and get 'sucked' into the main chamber when the water rushes back to refill the bottom. I generally go a few sessions before I need to top up, but...

The battery in the new one is in better shape? Otherwise no practical differences, minor internal changes. Where the old ones could use the stand alone PA to bypass the battery, now we have 'charge while using' like a cell phone. You decide which is better for you, or if you even care. IMO...

Trust your inner feelings, Grasshopper...... OF

Yer welcome, glad to help when I can. Sounds like the mod should do just fine, be sure you feed it a top end 18650. We need honestly rated 20 Amp cells if we're going single cell mods. That means continuous ratings, not the short, random heating e-cig guys use. Best today are probably Sony...

No, you should not. Matt says: "Please Take note: This is an advanced atomizer please see my other discounted ad for the v3 ceramic atomizer it is more user-friendly." http://ineedhemp.com/product/quartz-quest-510-thread-concentrate-atomizer/ He knows best, for sure. IMO he's right. This...

Worth a try, I guess, but furnace cements are typically insulators of heat? Silica and binder IIRC. Here a good conductor of heat is probably a better call. FWIW I think it's a bead thermistor not T/C. It's much easier to 'read' a thermistor than a T/C, and here we don't need much...

FWIW I am. OF

I've already said I don't know what might have been there, I was honest with that. Still don't. It's needs to conduct heat well, but not electricity. Heatsink compound as used in computers and other electronics would be my choice. Caution is advised, some of them aren't all that good to be...

So I've been rolling this over in what's left of my mind and it occurred to me that there's no need to guess, a simple and kinda fun experiment proves (or at least gives further insight to) the idea. Heat it up dry and let it coast for a bit until you're no longer really really afraid to touch...

Super news! I wouldn't put much stock in that 'OF was correct' stuff, it had to happen sooner or later..... Sounds even better that the back of this here envelope predicted, most cool. Another idea comes to mind that's helping the heat buildup I think, the thermal connection to the heatsink...

Great, aren't they? I love my Bogwood one. So cool to have a stem made from a piece of an Oak tree older than Stonhenge or the Great Pyramids in Egypt. That tree was nearly 3000 years old when Christ walked the earth. Not to mention it's a mighty fine stem design made by a great guy and...

Significantly it didn't crash out after a few seconds like now? That's a clue........ What's the old troubleshooting joke? "What was the last thing you did before the lights went out?". Works for fuses and circuit breakers, applies here. It started crashing after disassembly? I think the...

Bummer, hopefully it'll be easy to get to. Sometimes the fuse (or other limit) is in or very near the connector since it must pass large currents to run the lighter. Compared to that load, Solo is trivial. But this brings up a possible need for a back up to the backup...... Maybe some wind...