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So it's 60 days from purchase of the service, not the unit? Cool. Not really a warranty IMO, more of a flat rate rebuild with a 60 day window? That is we can assume the failure has already happened...... Thanks for setting the record straight. I can get confused easily these days. OF

Yes, I've done it. And made one about 8 inches long so I could watch the vapor come off. No problems to report in either case. There's no right way, of course, but you don't need anything at all, really. Remove the MP, the center section mates up well with 14mm connectors. IIRC Rene claims...

Some work while some are known to not work with Air (although I guess they do with PSP). The main problem seems to be length, sometimes you need to trim a bit off the end: That's the factory charger connector at top, the PSP cable as shipped in the center with the 'doughnut I had to slice off...

Interesting idea. Perhaps it's not authorized by Arizer so would run afoul of patent/copyright laws in the US/Canada? Just a guess. Looks like a neat idea, also hard to see when it's dirty. Clear glass is like white carpets sometimes........ OF

Yes, I'm quite sure it doesn't. Specifically confirmed with the maker in fact. He gets the idea, and may include it later, or so he said. In general, no, no commercial product I know of is limited in this way (shorter battery life), sales would never allow it...... In fact, I know of no...

I've bought them, I believe, from Arizer (direct, only source at first), PV and PIU. Ten bucks each in all cases, postage reasonable (some were free with other purchases, some at normal first class mail rates). You might shop around some. I also tend to order a few spreading the postage...

In a pinch, these should work: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004672ZS8?keywords=vinyl caps 1/2 inch&qid=1445784468&ref_=sr_1_12&sr=8-12 They're the right size, you really want '1/2 inch ID Vinyl caps', which you can also get at larger hardware stores. Us them cold only, of course, unless...

Because they are two different voltages. Solo is 12 VDC charging two batteries to 8.4 Volts, Air uses 5 VDC to charge one to 4.2 Volts. While they are the same diameter, Air is a bit longer. Should you screw up and use the Solo charger and manage to make contact in Air it will destroy the...

Congratulations! I suggest no further worry, start enjoying it. In the unlikely event you need to return it, email them a photo and let them tell you which it is..... At that point at least one of the two should be 'unclaimed'? OF

I agree, the advantages of Air are pretty subjective. Given only one or the other I'd keep Solo, but still enjoy Air from time to time. Have you considered Imag+? Smaller than Air (although I suspect a bit heavier, seems to be Copper?), faster to heat by a fair bit and seriously blows the...

It's out there for sure, but expensive. I'm also with the group that holds there's no demonstrable advantage, that is no health concerns with 'industrial cotton' from the chemicals used. While a lot of effort has no doubt been put in to find such a link, AFAIK nobody ever has? Cotton is a...

That would be this one: http://www.ebay.com/itm/cable-USB-4-0x1-7-DC-POWER-4-0mmx1-7mm-Charge-Supply-5V-Tablet-Android-Sony-PSP-/281234981407 You can use 'any old USB' for charging. Air can 'make use of' up to one Amp for charging. Ports (or adapters) with ratings over 1 Amp will not charge...

As far as we know, it is not possible. First off, nobody has figured out how to get it apart other than the fellow who used his dog......the dog got it open, but it didn't survive. Then you'd be faced by the 'special batteries soldered in' problem like we face with Solo, Puffit, FM, the other...

Where are you located? If in the US, PM me your address, I should be able to find a few rings for you, I've got a bag of each size somewhere and loose ones spread around. I'd avoid materials not known safe at full temperature, other materials are likely to 'out gas' something nasty you don't...

IIRC it has to be within 60 days of initial purchase. I can't find it listed on their web site so either check with them or dig back a few months to where the maker informed us of this program. There's a similar program for extending the normal 2 year warranty. 'Flat rate repair offers' are...

That would be my advice, and what I did with mine. OF

The best way to remove and install snap rings is with snap ring pliers (Like Ed sells): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000JNRR0Y?keywords=snap ring pliers&qid=1445612540&ref_=sr_1_2&s=power-hand-tools&sr=1-2 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000N37C3C?keywords=snap ring...

Glad your unit is back on line and you're enjoying it. Sounds like a good plan to me, and unlike some vapes the thread isn't so long your son will have to finish for you.......... Lots of good experience based advice there, but I don't think there's any one best configuration out there, at...

Nope, don't think that's a mistake. Lots of guys wipe it down with ISO, just don't flood it and you'll be fine. Any chance your issue with 'useful session time' is due to increased tolerance on your part? OF

Welcome to the Forum! I see you've figured us out already, lots of good folks with sound advice to offer. To the case in point, no you cannot 'short' anything that way. All the electricity is deeper inside. And well protected. While you might have managed to get some kief down the holes...