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Same board apparently. If I'm not mistaken, this board is the implementation of all the work StarDust Sailer put together early in IH development, including the switch de-bounce circuit.

Any time @Bad Dog . :tup:

Amazing stuff @mr_cfromcali . I'm glad you had a chance to see some of these effect. My recommendation is leave the Fluxer what it has always been simple to eliminate risk. Flix on the other hand has an opportunity to be tweaked since it is not a production unit yet. The only watchword in...

All my vape considerations are measured against the LB :cheers: So much to like!

@RustyOldNail - yes, there are different levels of activation pressure. The caveat is the little heat shield needed on the switch. Each maker has a trick to get that to work right and reliably. One of the mods I will do on the Alpine 2020 when it gets here is to parallel the switch in it...

The buy was to learn if I even like vaping. And it worked. But it had a hole in the screen that wasn't disclosed. So they warrantied it. Good thing too because I haven't had a Jones on like that for some time. But obviously my point was that my current LB 9 months on doesn't look at all...

I was just curious @Bad Dog . I was wondering if a switch would be useful for you besides the one in the bottom of the coil. I am not sure what the insides of the first Apollo looks like but you can parallel momentary switches to get a more convenient activation. For an Apollo 2 I would...

When I got my first LB, used, it came with the little trays. This is what it looked like when I got it... "Very good condition' of course. This is the one that was warrantied.

@Vapeyvaporson - I think the MD comes with two large clip-on trenches. They should last a while barring 'incidents'.

@Bad Dog - do you have hobby skills in the realm of soldering?

So you are able to keep up with the Apollo 2 on the draw, right? The reason I say that is that most IH won't let you do that or you get combustion.

@Junny89 - whips... Manage the LB in one hand and the draw whip in the other. Not the easiest but if you have the space, no problem.

I do feel for you brother! I was in a USA state where a seed gets you hauled off. Been there too. Now, life is what I fought for decades ago. In a different state though. I'm liking the Ti tip's performance using for a few sessions now. This new finding just fixes the configuration for...

Ohhhh, a Dynacoil test. This trick should rock with a DynaCoil! Looking forward to your impressions too @Ganjora . Hey @Stark1 - go back a page. Okay, I'm sitting here in the quiet hittin' this franken-vap that is probably the most cobbled piece of all DV tech to come out as a pretty good...

Ready to rock! First impression on the PSM @bornfree13

:cool: yea, mine is pretty new. I got it to learn more about it. Today I learned the bore of the Ti tip is smaller than the SS allowing for a bit more back-pressure. What this does in practice is that it gives you a more relaxed draw experience while still putting ample pull on the load. It...

:popcorn: Okay, now were looking toward the screen :wave: Thanks @TheThriftDrifter

We have a winner in that case! :cheers: Way cool @notams. Thanks for checking it out :leaf: @TheThriftDrifter - :popcorn: ...point me to where I'm looking please :D

:brow: Visual aide - Moved the o-ring at the air port. You can probably loose it from the tube but I'd loose all together so I left it. This isn't for everyone of course. Just another little DV Lego trick. Anyone else game?

Sweet. Put the XL-condenser in the stem as it would normally look. Be sure the air port is not blocked. Put the VC together as normal. The condenser will sit right behind the screen/CCD. Your grind will be a loose pack and the load will breath easy. Now heat it and hit it without blocking the...