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Sure, they're standard 3/8 dia SS mesh......no wait, I already said that..... These should do just fine. http://pipe-screen.com/products/steel-pipe-screens-0-375-inch-50-pc-mini-jar-container As would most of these...

As long as you remember to draw the drapes before you break it out, that shouldn't be a problem. Unless it's really cold, of course. Makes using it riding up the ski lift kinda conspicuous I guess. Probably limits the party possibilities? But hey, who am I to be judgmental? You know, there...

I use normal 3/8 SS mesh ones, slightly domed, inserted into the recess and pressed flat to retain them. Works very well and takes a LONG time to foul: OF

Absolutely. The stems interchange and the ovens very similar. And degrees are t he same both times. Blindfolded it'd be extremely hard to tell the differences, let me pick stems and strains and you don't stand a chance. OF

Yep, as we've discussed before 'charge while using' is not what folks think. The battery has to work harder since it's constantly being charged a few seconds then discharged again. This heats the battery (something we know is not good for it's lifespan). It's no doubt 'tilting out' on battery...

Isn't the correct procedure to wipe the screen off on your Levi's? If not I'm in trouble it's probably too late to break that habit....... The oil/fouling will take a very long time drying out. I find keeping the load dry to start (keeping condensed water out of the works) goes long way to...

Sure, fill it with bubble or kief. Not many have commented on them, most of the talk lately is about how the don't fit. I posted my observations, including low production in the herb version and why I think that is and what I did to 'work around'...

Thanks, that make some sense. So there are two versions but they (FM) put them in the same box with no marking on the box? My cat is smart enough not to do that...... So 'they' (the Dealer you bought from) really had no choice but to give you a replacement loader along with the correct size...

Thanks. Very interesting, same length but 'fatter'? Do they really fit in the same wells in the same loader the more narrow (normal) ones use? The two loaders I have are pretty snug with the pods I have, no way the wider ones in the photo would fit....... Off hand I doubt anyone has used the...

Perhaps I missed something (again), but I don't think the missing cap is the issue? They sell top caps for Solo (which can also get lost), I should think they'd sell you a new bottom cap for Air to replace a lost one (or you could probably buy a used one from someone like PIU)? The problem is...

Yes, they act as reservoirs of heat to support the production of vapor. Like a battery, they need to be 'recharged' between hits. This means it's important to give it time between hits to recover the heat. I'd suggest starting out at half a minute and experimenting a bit? OF

Nope. Two shallow discharges with a charge between is LOTS better than running it down. I recommend keeping the batteries 'fresh'. I like to plan on one (.125 gram) trench per battery. They'll easily do more, but it's much easier to control the action at full heating. High temperatures and...

I hope with all this advice WRT how Arizer should conduct their business folks understand there's no obligation to put a serial number on at all? How many of your vapes have a s/n? I'd say less than half mine do. Except a for few things (like motor vehicles and firearms for instance) such...

Beats me, but I doubt it. It seems related to heating to me....... This (sometimes called 'microphonics' ironically....) is fairly common in 'switching' power supplies. There the inductors (coils with cores) mechanically 'rattle', often at rates too high for humans to hear. You often see...

Perhaps, but in at least some cases it's because otherwise you get a box of junk. I've been there, in prior jobs. Packing can be very important if you intend to repair rather than replace. "It didn't have scratches when I sent it to you.....". If you don't have the official packing you might...

Generally, yes, but that was not my point. I was trying to show how society looks at 'who invented this?'. What constitutes an invention (significant step, innovation). In practice a patent really means little, it's an aid in defense of your rights. You still have to sue to get relief. OTOH...

Seems entirely reasonable to me. Then again, you could say the 'hot air guy' got the idea from the folks that made/sold hot air popcorn poppers? I bet you could make a pretty impressive vape modifying a hot air popcorn popper......... You'd need a big old bag to fill, do they make oven...

And you can have it for mere money! Ain't Capitalism grand? OF

Thanks much, lots to mull over. I don't doubt the measured temperature a bit. It's not what one would expect, however. Since the cup is a fixed (say 200C?) temperature, thermodynamics has to explain all lesser numbers. Heat has to be flowing and there have to be cooler places in the system...

Yep. It varies a bit from Air to Air, but the one I'm using right now (in fact charged this morning....) does most of the good work at 810mA or so. The i2 does it at 500mA per slot. So a quick 'back of the envelope' calculation says the Air charges at 810/500 or 1.64 times faster. A sixty...