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@GinoLicious - Apparently pipe cleaners according to @Rabid Kiwi . I've been pushing a split skewer through mine. ...odd - I suddenly got very hungry :bigleaf: Thanks @GtrBob :cheers: Welcome @notams :rockon: Welcome @kenske :rockon: Welcome @Thunderstealer1337 :rockon: Welcome @katebush...

:cool: It is a hit and miss product from what I have read. V1 was expensive to make and soso reliable. V2 and v2.1 were likewise reliability prone. V3 has a lot less said about it. V3 V2.1 V2.0 V1.0

That first draw always last longest :cheers: At least we have the PA. It does do justice to the LB vape.

I often joke at the beginning of a project that in order to include everyone, the project must be doable safely with only a butter knife. @Gunky - you are the reason I've been advocating Magic Flight to bring upgrades with a focus on power options. I'm sure this idea has crossed their desk...

Thank you. Okay, so I've already said a whole lot more than I intended to in order to give good instruction to @Vapeyvaporson with regard to adaping higher energy cells to the LB. I wanted to be sure to capture the nearest we are able to get to the original Glyph experience. I hope that came...

This should cook up a VapCap in about a half second...

No, after I did my due diligence research to understand something that was missing. Do we need to take this to PM?

Definitely a nice 510 adapter for sure. I'm looking at the negative pole band. I will hold my reserve on contact resistance of the plug itself. I'll have to see if I can glean more about connections. Here are the other 4 images I found @ScyOne - I restated the point I was trying to make.

Love that image. What is it? More tools I can't afford. That's nice. Did he post a build of the unit somewhere?

I corrected the post, @ScyOne. I do use plastic. I also know to check temperatures. That is the correction above. I'm not saying Ultem isn't a good high temp plastic. I'm saying that connector failures can vape Teflon under the right conditions. I can't explain the excessive temperature...

Love those videos. If only everyone could see how a little herb can make so many people happy. Thanks for sharing that @Vitolo

Put a powerpack in a box with the PA 3.0 and run the cord out. Done! Anyone that decides to print 3D adapters to go in to the Launch Box, please check the temperature of the connections of the adapter after use. This unit was an utter fail although it had every other promise. Ultem would be...

This worked but it just wasn't convenient so I abandoned it until @ScyOne had the solution for handling. It was a pure fluke to learn the adapter would also maintain pressure on the positive contact. However, choosing a material for printing needs to be done with empirical data on the...

Oh now I got you @Vapeyvaporson . You want to consolidate the bits. Hell yea. Of course. Add a BMS and you charge directly with a 12.6V source. The hack will give you about 1.6-1.7V to the rails. That's well over and above what proper cells will do. Remember you're pulling nearly 15 amps...

That's a new tech I hadn't heard of yet, @Stark1 . Can you share a link to information? @Junny89 - I used a standard 5.5x2.1 plug straight into the PA1.0. It just gets unruly with all the wires. Works perfectly though.

Yes, 3S 18650 will power the PA. I did this for a while. The Sub-C works. Just work out how you want to manage the wire safely. I used 22 gauge sold wire. The braid can be replaced with 4 strands of the 22 gauge solid wire. And again, my whole reason for putting options out there is to get...

Welcome to the new digs @PKOK . I am so liking -smallness-. Corded is still a bit of a 'restraint'. If the pack is sitting there next to me [3s 18650] then sessions all night. HalfPint portable has been lonely for a couple of days only in that swapping cells is still required. Having a...

Something like this... @Stark1 @Junny89 - watchword for high energy Ni-Cad cells; self discharge. Ni-CAD is notorious for not holding their charge. You want fresh daily charges. And for those on a hunt for the golden Glyphs, don't bother. I got a pair that were viable but their capacity...

V/IR <- rules :cool: :p I look forward tinkering with you here on the NFC :cheers:

I'm pretty sure that is a seam. Could be wrong. A tear is warranty'd. My original... there is a hole in that screen. But the seams are clear. No, my Walnut Launch Box doesn't look like that.