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Bummer, wouldn't want to lie to the troops...... I changed it to $20, still a great deal as you say. Sorry about that. Edit: Hey, I just went back and checked, you can too get one for less than ten bucks......all you have to do is buy 99 spares with it...... I did figure out how I screwed...

Gentle Friends, I've found a better USB cable for the Air. It's not only tougher (remember the prior one was kind of frail in the cable part) but doesn't need modification (cutting the plug body back), it plugs into a USB on one end and your Air a meter or less away, no fuss no mess...

Beats me, I looked at it at one point but passed since I thought it hung out too far to the side. If it didn't overbalance the Air on it's own, it's sure an attractive way to knock it over. Which will lead to a spill. I set the Air down too often to make this practical I think. I also messed...

Cool. When you do, talk to Pipes. He's got what you need. Speak softly, use small words, expect good results. OF

Yer welcome. Another happy camper, cool. Neat little bubbler, isn't it? IMO it 'fits' the Air better than PNWT and the bigger guys do. Fun to roll over and over and trip on the no spill aspect as well. Thanks for passing the good word, hopefully more of our fellows will get on board..... OF

No, I haven't seen it, I'll look for it next dispensary run. Thanks. Yeah, it's a good tool. Even a great one for some. IMO vaping a kilogram of bud is a realistic goal. 1000 charge cycles on the battery, six sessions each, 1/6 of a gram per bowl? A powerful tool for good and right. No...

Thanks, while similar I don't think it's the same. The law says the retailer is liable for the sales tax on the sale price. Not the customer. He can, however, back charge the customer if this is agreed to ahead of time (not actually the case here, the price was added after the last step, but...

I don't recall there being much 'chatter' here, perhaps one or two? I don't really see how you could do it if the rubber gasket is there (it prevents a point loading on the end of the threads/edge of the cap). If you have two 'hairline cracks' in "exactly the same place on each side" I'm...

Nope, no serious damage. The charger shuts down at a safe level. Battery life is not effected after the charge light goes solid (the exception being the very first charge, where 'overcharging' can be a benefit in balancing (or at least improving the match) on the two cells. Not to worry...

Great news, guys. Pipes is the go to guy here I think. Great service and support over several years now, if you need this sort of stuff, contact the man....... OF

So I got a prompt answer back from VN in response to my 'why did I have to pay sales tax on the list price rather than sale price': "All orders shipping within California are taxed." Clearly while we're communicating, we're not yet on the same page. I sent back a note to the effect that it...

They look similar to adapters that have worked with Solo in the past, but only one way to know for sure. Given free shipping, it's only a dollar or two to find out....... I ordered a couple to see. In a month or so, we may know more? Thanks for the links. OF

Cool. Suddenly your lovely charred top is a wall flower....... OF

Guilty as charged. It takes soldering. You can buy the same sort of battery holder with wire leads so you could make up a pack with 2 crimp connectors (or even wire nuts) and a couple of adapters (screwdriver only build). Somebody really should make this up......that's a hint..... Yes, you...

Most likely, but then so does this (the three 18650 battery pack in front of my 'Solo war bag': OF

I think the overwhelming majority of us don't, not that you should not try it. In fact, just the opposite, by all means try it (and any other reasonable technique) to find what suits you best. While I think most of us that tried it abandoned the idea, I recommend you try? That was what you...

Cool by me (to make a bad pun). I too suspect it will heat faster empty, and also think that would support my theory......the 'extra heat' went somewhere, I maintain to heating the load. It would take longer since it also has to heat the glass and load, much harder than simply heating the air...

I agree, a splash in the top is unlikely to get in too deep (unlike flat out drowning it.....). You should not need to open it up. To be very clear, the four screws above are the ones in the bottom (holding the works in the tube) not the four holding the oven in you see from the top. OF

Yep, it'll work just fine up there. A while ago the factory guys took it up in a skydiver airplane to test this very point. It passed with flying colors at 10,000 feet (as physics says it should). The photos are gone, but the text is still there...

Thanks, I have, I think so too. We'll see I guess? For fun I looked it up, if they did charge too much they have to either refund it to me, or just give it to the State........no surprise there I guess...... It's VN's mistake and my money, but the State will gladly take it....so long as the...