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This won't be a problem as long as they include markers like they show in the mock up. Sounds like a good improvement. The only thing I'm skeptical about is the insulation properties.

Pretty stoked about this! I hope it does everything you guys are saying. It definitely looks nice and the specs on paper are fantastic. I'll be patiently waiting to see how people like it!

Can anybody who has torched their EO core to clean it tell if there are any changes afterwards?

It was under filled...I should know by now haha.

Can anyone tell me if something is wrong with my Cero EO? I've got oil inside the core and I can tell because the top ceramic plate is wet looking. I've got a stock 2900 3.7 Fully charged battery and it's definitely making contact. The problem is I have to hold the button for atleast 15 seconds...

WOW Thanks a lot!! My cera EO seemed to be taking a long time to heat up and produce lots of vapor like it did when I first got it. I've cleaned it probably twice, but I had never wiped the the contact tip of the core, the part that touches the positive end of the battery. After I gave it a rub...

Are you saying that unscrewing the core a couple turns will increase airflow?

Nice, I'm still using the stock 2900 mah battery and I have a feeling the warmup time for the CEO could be quicker with the 2250 mah. Is that what you've experienced?

Hey what battery were you using in the video?

Had my Cera EO for a while now and I'm just letting everyone know it's a durable, reliable, and CONSISTENT vaporizer. As long as you have the perfect amount of concentrate within the core, you'll get great clean performance with little maintenance. If you add too much concentrate you'll find...

Cool mouthpiece! So by extending it what benefits do you get? Cooler vapor, less heat transfer?

Thanks OF, you're always a great resource. Here's the revised method: 1. boil for 15 minutes 2. iso soak for 20 minutes WITH gentle agitation and movement 3. boil for 5 minutes 4. set it upside down to drain water for a while 5. run heater for 1-2 min for a few cycles OR 20/20/20 burn method OR...

Is a 20/20/20 burn adequate to get rid of the old overheated oil? Or would I need to run the heater full on for atleast a minute a couple times? I'm trying to find the best procedure to DEEP CLEAN the CEO cart. So far I have this: 1. run heater for a minute or two for a few cycles or 20/20/20...

Is it easier to draw with glass with 3 screws vs 4? I like using my cera with my GonG downstem and bong but its really hard to pull when I get a full seal with the o-ring. There's so much resistance I have to milk the vapor for my girlfriend and pass it off to her after I've filled the bong...

Maybe you need to load more? It seems that running it lean on oil requires more of a heat up time for denser vapor.

You're gonna love it. I can tell you right now that it will probably become your daily driver for oil. I love mine. It's become my favorite piece. I have the SS EO cart and it's the best device and method I've ever used to vape oils. I'm not even exaggerating, it's that good. The thing is, it's...

When you get a airflow clog, isn't that a good indicator that you have overfilled? I like to keep my CEO's porous ceramic nice and saturated, but I don't like its performance when it's overfilled and I have to preheat to unclog it. Also, when you overfill, your oil is going through more heat...

After using my cera for a bit.... I've never used the revolution EO cartridge in the past so I didn't really know how often to load my cera based on that previous experience that some people already had when receiving their new CEOs. I remember reading around the Rev thread for fun, and OF...

So I know the porous ceramic rings are stacked on top of each other under the top ceramic wafer, but where does the heater coil lay? Isn't there a long and skinny ceramic cylinder somewhere?

This is what I am experiencing as well. From cold it takes 5 seconds till first wisps of vapor (just enough to taste), then after 10-15 seconds it's at full temp producing large amounts of vapor very quickly.