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Their nail cart also looked pretty sweet: But I think they are re-doing the prototype for some reason so it might not be available for a while... :shrug:

He's talking about the sleeves for the ultra-max size body right? There isn't a sleeve for the ultra is there? :ninja:

I'm pretty sure this is what he said: It's 40% but for the top only, and it hasn't been released yet. There's nothing else you would be able to use the discount on...

From what I think I know about the way it works, yes. It should even be able to handle waxes and oils if you have enough bud for it to soak into. The air comes from a center post & I believe the air openings are slightly raised from the bowl floor so it should be hard to clog them, but I might...

The discount is for the v2 top or the 8 I forgot, but neither has been released yet. It's not like he's going to give us a 30% discount for anything we want all week long...

Having just received my tv order, I find this picture comical: The only way to effectively use this combo is to have hands made of heatsink material! :rofl: (and kevlar pockets!) But that said, the evolution is impressive on more insulated power sources & the alpha handles the dart and...

All lithium batteries are 4.2v hot off the charger, the imr batteries will sag less when a heavy load is applied so they will supply a bit more current than non-imr even when their unloaded voltage is the same. You should notice this with the new v2 top or by putting your imr v2 battery in...

Took my Persei on a little outing today. Just unscrewed the cart and carried the Persei body and cart + mflb stem side by side. Worked out absolutely excellently! :leaf:

That's a great idea and I already have a HA2.1 pump too... might be a bit too strong but what if we add a passthrough adapter to sure up the power? Hmmm... When I get an 8, I see big things in it's future... :science: :borg: :leaf:

Mainly because the carts actually responds how you suggest, where the voltage is a pretty good indication of heat, and the herb chamber will warm up over time and require varying amounts of heat to stay at a constant temperature. This is why we can control the carts by varying the voltage, but...

Well the Persei is 18650 capable, that's the biggest you can go without having to use a special charger... but if you do want to go all out this is what the flashlight guys moved to:

May is looking like a wonderful month to me... :clap::tup::leaf:

If you want to be safe, prime 4 and 5 ohms on 3.7v. You can hold the button down forever and it shouldn't burn out. If you think you loaded the cart really well you can even prime on 7.4v if you hold it for less than a second at a time... EDIT: Oh if you meant heat it dry I think you meant...

Update on Joe's test carts: #1 was filled with a full gram of delicious GDP wax - Assigned to back up/emergency use, it's in the prime of it's life :brow: #2 was filled with a gram of cheap bho, refilled with a second gram - About a third of my way into the second gram I found the taste was...

Check out the size of the batteries: Same width as our red ones, just a lot shorter!

It's mostly hype, to get teflon to release fumes you have to leave it on the stove with nothing in it ("dry boiling") for a long time... something like 650F+ This teflon piece shouldn't even see 400F so it should be very safe. My herbalaire uses a teflon rim and mouthpiece and it has no taste...

Yeah that's right the 8 and lcd top are two different things, the 8 includes the bottom digital part and the top herb part. The lcd top is a digital bottom with our 610 ecig connector on top:

THC said it best: Brilliant! :clap: :rofl:=me

I think real world experience and repeated prototyping is the only thing that is going to answer the design questions... for example, you might find the 8 doesn't build up much abv taste at all like the herbalaire, i've never cleaned mine even once lol. And in that case we could afford to have...

Ya if you like inefficient e-cigs where the top eats as much power as the cart... it's always better to reduce voltage from your supply.