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Actually there is an advantage to having an internal battery; regular cylindrical batteries take up more space for the same energy density. Flat lithium batteries (like in r/c vehicles) can let you have a smaller overall device and is obviously ideal for a flat device or oval-shaped. The key...

Maybe, I have no way to be 100% sure, but imo SPARC in SF is a great place, amber oil tested at 70%+ for $30-40 and quarters that test 20%+ for $60: Check out the strain G won with (not grown by him tho): I picked up a nice quarter of some 21% Cheese for $60 and they had others for that price...

Yeah that's the kind of appeal that everyone likes, high performance and low maintenance! I know you can get 3 grams through a cart but usually by then the taste starts to suffer, call me a snob, but if I know I can easily get great taste by getting a new cart I'm not going to keep dealing...

I think that's the key. Personally, I don't mind having to replace or dispose of the device if I feel it's saved me money (more efficient than any other way I previously had of medicating) If you can make a dart-performing device that is easier to clean, and has a lifetime more than 3 grams...

As a counter to OF, I have to say clean it religiously. If you let it go too far it will be impossible to get the performance you once got out of it... the performance decline might even be inevitable :(

I'm not sure why but I used only the best concentrate on the second one they sent me and after some great initial teasing it goes back to just barely oozing out the vapor and tasting burnt. I think you might be right, buying replacement darts is probably on par with the omicron cartidge cost...

I hope the tech is good as well, my criticism of the Dart and Revolution is that the ceramic is too porous. Sure they work at first but a week after using it you need to thoroughly clean it, and then after that you have to clean it every other day just to keep it working; it's impossible to...

Fill Hole?

Looking good G! Just make sure the heater doesn't burn out... you'd lose an eighth of oil!

Well there's yer problem! If you can measure the voltage while the cart is in use I think you will find the Persei top voltage drops as the battery sags but it sounds like the VV top is keeping the voltage right up there the entire time! If you can measure the current you should also see the...

Lv evo works fine on my persei... never seen the current get too close to 5 amps...

Don't start this again... we don't want another hvd episode... :D

Thanks, Puffit said basically the same thing, they can replace it... just don't know the cost... :uhoh:

I just posted in the PuffIt thread about battery replacement, before I decided to take a look at the Pax warranty... http://www.ploom.com/warranty-exclusions-and-limitations-advisory 90 Days - Manufacturing Defects Only 10 Years - Manufacturing Defects Only (At least it sounds like that...)...

Ok I'll try one more time, nice and slow... You're device is battery powered, and while it is very intriguing to me, when the battery eventually stops holding a charge (as all batteries do) the device I bought will be rendered useless. In other words, your product won't last forever. In...

Yeah I did a bunch of editing in that post, first I said under 10 watts then 2.8 amps then I realized if he bumps the voltage and the tube actually regulates the voltage better than the normal battery sags the current could be lower while still maintaining the same power...

4.2v is the max I would go for the lv Dart but if you measure the current and it's under 2 amps you could bump it up carefully I think... You could get a 17670 battery for your t1 and use your lv Dart on that, would be pretty similar to a 18650 on a persei. You don't really need the interface...

Yeah when I try it it sounds like there is some evil witch in there cackling and hissing at me... The new 5 ohm cart is priming like it was nothing, hopefully I just got a bad 1.5, it would be nice to have a working high performance cart for mini mode as well...

I forgot to double tap the hvd and left a 1.5ohm cart that I was priming baking for about 30s... Now it reads 2.4ohms :lol: go figure...

Will this include a battery replacement service?