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'Murphy Insurance, peace of mind no matter the cost'. Since relating the Universal Truth ('Nature loves the hidden flaw') we'd be fools to ignore this factor I think. Live teaches that sometimes 'things will go from bad to worse', Murphy points out the timing of that is often at precisely the...

That would be one of these? https://www.tinydeal.com/refillable-jet-1300-butane-lighter-with-tank-p-2570.html or: http://www.dx.com/p/jet-1300-c-butane-lighter-1320#.Wk9_7hK8oWw (same lighter, different vendor) Three bucks each.....SHIPPED? I've been using and recommending them for years and...

Does it click? If not you've got serious problems, but I suspect it is? That probably means contamination on the gap or mechanical displacement of the electrode has made the gap too wide and the spark is harmlessly happening elsewhere (like when a plug wire on a car goes bad). If it doesn't...

As I just said when you asked the same question on another thread, 'effective loads are determined by your tolerance and the strength of the herb'. For practical purposes vapes all extract to the same level (color?), unlike blazing what you put in comes out. Required load size is an...

Yes, it is. That depends on you and the quality of the weed you're feeding it. Vapes aren't magic, you have to put the THC in to get it out. For the most part they extract to the same level (that is all remove the same amount of what you load), as evidenced by color matching ABV. Unlike...

Actually, as I understand the new Recreational laws (now four days old.....) you're welcome to come down and partake right now. Adult ID is required, but you've got that? We'll serve you weed and real beer........just bring money. Get a move on, though, only 26 more days of January left this...

Keeping you amused is very important you know. Better to get a good laugh, or at least a smile, than the alternative? OF

Bummer, but good you had a replacement handy (and loaded no less.....). Also interesting. You are, I think, the third reviewer I've read that had this happen? One fellow loaded it and ran anyway, I don't recall the other. Why? I'm thinking this is the one that's loaded (too bad, the wax...

Cool. So you already have a car cord or other 12 Volt source with the standard 5.5mm connector? That adapter will let you charge Solo II (or I for that matter) from there. Yer welcome, of course. Please let us know how it works out, you have an infectious way about you with these sorts of...

Gentle Friends, A couple thoughts on car cords for you? It occurs to me there are new faces who didn't go through this with Solo I. The car cord itself is a 'no brainer', simply the right connectors and wire. Nothing fancy. But the connector Arizer uses is not rated by EIAJ for this...

Love it. It, of course, was originally a "pile". That is a stack of alternate metal and blotter paper disks as invented by Volta himself. Piles, however, already had an unattractive connotation I guess as I understand the military term battery came into usage. Here's a fun one back at ya...

Sorry, that's animated. A cartoon, not a photograph. See any screws? Or heater wiring? Just pretty CAD I think. I think the simple answer is making it consumer replaceable is no small thing. Or they'd do it? A more complex answer is that it's an expensive, awkward Engineering task...

I would not expect a kit, soldering is required and there's a good chance of amateurs goofing it up. You take out the screws you see and the top board unplugs. IIRC the cell (again, not a battery technically) is soldered to the bottom side. A simple job with modest skills once you have the...

Actually I plan to replace it myself. It is made of several PCBs that plug together, The cell is soldered in (with welded tabs). I understand few guys are in a position to do this, hopefully the maker will provide replacements at reasonable costs when the time comes (as other makers seem to...

I got the Hive 2.0 (base for this version) to try out. The variable power is nice, hopefully it'll happen in a Flick 2.0? Perhaps including an interlock on the cover so it can't fire up with the cover down? Flick is wider, by a fair bit. Hive is 1.14 inches (at least this one is....), my...

Don't overestimate the VM size. If you read the thread "this thing is really tiny" is like the third most popular statement. It's bitty, like golf ball size. VC is smaller in diameter (but longer), also tiny really. I couldn't get the kind of control I wanted with it, the clicks didn't...

Understood. It can give a lot of freedom for sure. FWIW you might consider the VapMan. A low cost backup that's outstanding and fun in it's own way. Being heated by a torch type lighter it has basically unlimited 'battery life'. It took me nearly a year to empty the can of fuel I've been...

Don't put too much stock in it. Shoot your mouth off enough and it's bound to happen. If history is any guide I'll probably get another a year or so down the road. I hope I recognize it when it happens, I'd hate to miss it....... If I'm lucky, maybe someone will point it out to me when the...

It depends widely on how you use it (how deep you discharge, etc). And which pack (I've shown two.....) of course. The home made one should give a few recharges (assuming you use similar 18650s), at least a complete 'bottom to top' charge with some to spare. The Amazon version I tested and...

Yes, you can, but it's by no means the best route if that's the goal. Other vapes will be much faster to action in that role and it will really hammer battery life. Down to a stem, maybe two? Think about it, heating it up, waiting for a solid heat soak takes time (read 'battery life') each...