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Light - Moderate - Heavy = Labels When we put labels on things, it helps us to stop thinking ... and often not thinking equates to doing stupid things. When we put labels on people or their activities we are led to thinking of them as even less than "things." You must make judgements about a...

Fantastic info @Michel !!! Waiting until my batteries are failing and the warranty has expired seems to be the sensible thing to do ... however I've made a note of what you've said for when that happens. Thanks!

@Jack Sprat ... Thanks for the pointer to the Crafty thread. I'll do some searching. I just bought a pair of top rated Sony 18650s for under $15. (Edited 45 min later) Not much searching required to find that the Crafty has four screws holding the case together ... then it's just a matter of...

Are you certain that the Mighty uses 18650 batteries? Has anyone actually cracked the Mighty's case and attempted a battery replacement at home? It doesn't seem reasonable to me that old batteries would cause the vibrate feature to stop working. Best of luck in dealing with S&B on this!

What did you say to S&B in your email, and how did they respond? As old as your faithful and beloved Mighty has become, don't you think that it might be a good idea to replace its battery since it's already at S&B's facility?

The vapor from my Launch Box usually goes through water (or green tea and ice chips) in an Orbiter, and I love it! The cloud density from the MFLB is directly related to the velocity of your draw; a slow draw yields a dense cloud and a fast draw gives a thinner cloud. With the bubbler I have...

@jim-bob - - What is the Oakland dispensary that you're referencing? Magnolia Wellness is my favorite in the East Bay area, but I'm new to NorCal and still exploring. http://www.magnoliawellness.org/ Sipping some of their Purple Champagne from my Launch Box right now!

Is it permitted to discuss the merits of individual dispensaries? I couldn't find anything in the rules about it. I've been a Calif. MMJ patient for several years, but am fairly new to the S.F. bay area and would like to hear suggestions and pros/cons of East Bay dispensaries. Thanks ....

That's an awful lot of typing for somebody that is neither opinionated nor biased!

Thanks @OF ... it's good to accumulate factual info ... glad you made the non-trivial effort! Maybe there should be a sticky???

Your may want to consider a better quality charger such as the PowerEx MH-C9000 or the less expensive Opus BT-C3100 V2.2. Using an intelligent charger and being able to control the charge current you can extend the lives of your batteries enough to justify the additional expense. Of course this...

For easy marking try wrapping the end of the batteries with 1" wide cloth tape. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00W2DLEX0 Wrap carefully so that the edge of the tape is closely aligned with the negative end of the battery. No problem if it take a couple of tries to get it aligned ... you've...

@OF - - Did you measure the actual MFLB current draw yourself, or did this value come from another source? Thanks

Me TOO!

Abso-freakin'-lutely excellent advice @Roth !!! My Mighty thanks you for it! With vaporizers, cleanliness is better than godliness!

Thanks to ALL for your advice about getting or not getting a Crafty as backup for my Mighty. Just now placed my Ariza Air order ... I'll be watching my mailbox in a few days! I'm anxious to make the Air vs Mighty comparison, and will be certain to post my observations.

I was considering ordering a Crafty as backup for my Mighty, but have decided that an Arizer Air is a better choice .... based on advice received from Crafty owners. YMMV

@Jurkone ... looks good! Abso-freakin'-lutely excellent advice @Roth !!! My Mighty thanks you for it! With vaporizers, cleanliness is better than godliness!

Thanks for inquiring about a spare battery. Is this the "thingy" that I can half fill and cap with a AA battery cap ... saving for convenient later use? http://arizer.com/store/en/arizer-air-parts-accessories/95-air-glass-aroma-tubes.html

I strongly disagree about the MH-C9000 being "a bit arcane for the average user." 1. plug charger into AC outlet 2. insert battery 3. respond to prompt for MODE by pressing ENTER to select CHARGE 4. respond to prompt for SET CHARGE RATE by pressing ENTER to select 1000ma, or press the down arrow...