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No, I called it what it is, a toggle switch (sometimes incorrectly called a lever switch), like a common wall light switch. The manual incorrectly calls it a rocker. Here's what I said above: "BTW, a minor quibble, the "rocker switch" in the manual is really a small unlabeled chrome mini...

I've had trouble with one of two, before this product this detail was never that important I think. For all I know it's not known by René, he might not have run into it. For sure it wasn't checked for before, I don't think it's safe to assume it is now. I think everyone should check his...

Yep. If I were trying to do that, I'd start from a different direction I think. Leave the heater and sensor clamped to the VM on a cable with the electronics (and a 'go' button) a few feet down that cable. I'm sure that home made versions will sprout up (I'll probably mess with the idea as...

I suppose you could, but it'd be awkward for sure. You'd have to lift off the HS (to establish then break the beam) to start the next hit??? Just under 4 feet, 45 inches. OF

OK, folks, a couple of quick thoughts, a photo or two, and a SERIOUS WARNING. First, the good part. IMO a very nice unit with lots of potential. It will take some fiddling to get to know, but it's already done a bang up job with the oil/screen I had loaded from yesterday. The missing view...

The postman just brought mine (registered mail, to the West coast US). Glad I was here to sign for it..... Got to take care of a thing or two, then it's time to open it up and see what Santa brought. Good weekend to all. OF

I don't doubt that's what you're using, but that doesn't make it right. Have you tried 'ought'? I just did (again), and after trying both the fit is definitely much better. With a couple examples of each, in fact, to be sure. With 00 you get some 'play' which is very dangerous with Phillips...

Size "0" Phillips. OO might work, but it's a poor fit and could easily skip out. OF

I'm not sure that's an accurate description. How many e-cigs can you name that are designed for herb? All the ones that come to mind for me are designed for 'juice'. I seriously doubt that argument would get you out of a paraphernalia bust here, if there was actual herb (or residue) involved...

You're quite welcome, of course. But I live too close to San Fransisco, can we please '86' that marriage talk? You're freakin' me out.......... Thanks for the kind words at any rate, glad to help out when I can. We're here to inform, or at least amuse.....or should that be the other way...

This is great news indeed. With high confidence I can tell you 'real user opinion' is coming your way want it or not. This Forum is very good at that. Looked at another way, very soon these guys are going to be in the hand of at least some of 'the usual suspects'.......many of us who are...

Perhaps a poor choice of words, I didn't mean to say it's a good thing for large groups. Rather the fun would be ending anyway for battery reasons. The party is going to end, one way or another. Four back to back sessions, heavy use for two as in the example above, is exceptional duty for...

That's good news IMO. It means there's good (useful) insulation in play. A tough job in a small package, more so if the hot area is large as it seems it is. A compromise, more insulation would keep it cooler on the outside, but would make it bigger (thicker mostly) and would cause it to cool...

Wrap a pair of rubber bands around it, one on the round part of the cap, the second on the glass close up to it. This will improve the grip so you can concentrate on turning it, not compressing things. Squeezing down on the flexible cap is making the problem worse, you want to rotate it...

Stem fit is a variable thing, especially with seals with lots of hours on them (lots of use). This is not a problem as far as the maker is concerned, it's normal. 0-rings aren't really intended to make the stem fit snug, only to keep the bent one from rotating. You also can't just stick one...

Yes, I think so. And with the scheme I expect the same limitations. Time will tell. I hope they do a better job with controlling the heat than T Vape did. I suspect, given the packaging, the design went through a fair bit of development. Be a fun one to watch. OF

Now you have me confused, if you already have a Solo why is it you didn't know this??? Otherwise, yes, if you want it all fast, go to higher temperatures. If you want to offset some of the adverse effects of that, go to water? OF

While I understand that not everyone involved with development/production would know that sort of detail, I also think many that 'know' are wrong as well. Since you can see thought it it has to be conduction. The walls get hot? Battery life seems to back that up as well. Convection burns up...

Great, thanks for the update. I agree with you, your time is much better spent getting products into waiting hands. As you say, very little past 'your package is on it's way' can be drawn from it, and you've basically told us that. The part we really love to obsess over (it's closing in on...

While there's nothing 'wrong' with it, I would be careful about assumptions like that. Do you have other vapes right now or is this based on experience combusting? They are not the same. In blazing, drawing harder pulls fresh air into the fire and generates more heat. In Solo drawing harder...