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If I recall the numbers here, you're way short of the power needed, your ankles and knees would soon give out. An 'exercise bike' (where you can use long muscles under lower stress) or even 'organ grinder' generators used in aircraft and marine emergency radios and rescue beacons could maybe...

I assume you meant 'Gen 2' not 'V2' here, two entirely different products...... As to vapor quality both in general and in this case I think it's far too subjective an opinion to be basing your decisions on. You have to decide for yourself. I own, like, use and recommend both. That is I've...

A photo or two of what's 'under the hood' for your perusal: From this quick peak we can define at least some of the details. First off, the battery is about 50% larger than before, now 3400mAh against the 2200 in the original Solo. Therefore, if the old Solo got say 8 to 10 sessions per...

Fun idea. You could put a floating ring on top you'd put your VM into and press down......a lever could translate the downward pressure to pushing the button on the contained torch..... OF

I assume by '...sticking to the bottom of the bowl' we're really talking about the bottom of the oven? Solo/Air leads to confusion here, but if we can agree the bottom of the bowl is also the top of the load in the stem (made of glass) not the bottom of the oven (which becomes the bottom of the...

I've returned a few items over the years, but none lately. No problems at all, except getting to the PO so I could mail the wrong parts back. You can also cut a cardboard shim (like a strip off a 3X5 file card) rolled up and inserted first. You can use several width strips, including ones...

I use '1/2 inch nominal'. They come in 1/8 steps, 5/8 is too big. Stems measure about .575 inches. 5/8 is .625. OF

Here's a thought on heat. It's coming from friction (of course) being powered by "Work" in the classical physics POV. For us Yanks, this means Foot Pounds. Like in pushing your car, all the effort to get it moving seems like work, but really isn't in the classical sense. You need to move...

I just noticed this on the fancy glass stem I got from Ed, an otherwise very nice '3D Flow Booster glass stem'. It has a LOT of taper to it. That is it's mouth is smaller than the bowl further up, sort of 'cork shaped'. I measure .012 taper on one axis, .015 on the other (it's a bit out of...

Yep, I'm guessing about Solo II (I haven't seen, let alone tested, one yet) but it's for sure my advice on Solo I (and a bunch of those we know). I wouldn't go nuts on running it down to one, don't push it below that (every time you do eats up battery). I suggest keeping an eye on it and if...

You might want to check into this, it gets discussed a lot. Those vape manuals that mention what to do seem to repeat this idea (fully charge before first use). One could argue that the guys that want to sell you the next vape, or replacement batteries at least might not be all that prone to...

This comes up a lot. The best advice starts, I think, with the above. "Charge it up before you use or play with it". That means don't heat, charge. And the first time only 'overcharge' a minimum of 4 hours. That means leave it plugged in anyway after it thinks it's done. One time only...

Nope, not really. It's polypropylene too slick for (most) sticky stuff and not prone to static buildup. Cheap enough to try out, you're not out much if you don't like them. Having a bag of them around turns out to be handy, lots of them end up with stuff other than herb in them. OF

You mean a link to the exact camera case I used? This one I think: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005X6CKJ0/ref=twister_B005ZA390I?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 Like I said, I used a soft case for a while, but like the hard protection. As for herb storage, I thought I just made the best suggestion I know...

Yeah, I hear the same thing too. But think about it, she's put up with him for how long? Just how sharp can she be? OF

Yep, can't beat 'Ataxian tested'. If he can't break it, it's gotta be ready to play Broadway. Not to take anything away from our Ataxian, of course, you can be sure he went through a mountain of bud trying to run that battery into the dirt......look how many stems and WTs gave their all in...

I don't think this is really a problem. It's actually quite normal. You wouldn't want to pay for a charger that went to exactly 4.200 Volts every time, such things need 'a window' of acceptable values. In this case the typical spec. on charge controllers for commercial Li-ions is 4.20 Volts...

Yes, they can do some astounding performance under the right conditions. You have to control the heat and load within limits but when run 'right' I think they can outperform everything else in the class short of Cera EO......which is basically a DART with bigger reservoir and heater..... I...

Great stuff, made for just this kind of stuff (cleaning nasty burnt on junk out of Brewery plumbing you can't get to). Coors had it developed IIRC. You can also get it at Home Brewery Shops. You can read all about it here: http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/pbw-the-chemistry-of-clean.7854/...

Not to worry, there's no obligation for you to clutter here........LOTS of other guys have taken care of that already? Some with no apparent motive past making trouble even. By all means ask away, such decisions should be informed ones. As informed as possible? No need for you to make all...