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I think Sneaky Pete sells some dyna bowl reducers as well.

Found it (old wooden VVPS) for anyone else interested. Where does the knob fit in the newer one though? I can only see two holes for the dc jacks in the plastic casing.

Is this the micro VVPS with the buttons? He did a great job reorganizing the site but don't see the one with the wooden knob.

Been using the HI close to a year and I wanted to do a little review plus share some thoughts on it. To begin with Alan is excellent to deal with, offers a ton of options and has very economical logs. Shipment to EU was no problem at all, I paid $184 all in. Got the 7/16", cartridge heater, ss...

Started with portables, but transitioned to desktops as my use was almost exclusively at home. I prefer the more power and control they offer. More bang for the money, and I'm a value whore. For medicating outside the house, I'm ok with smoking. I also smoke tobacco so I don't mind, and I enjoy...

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The HI is fantastic, I've been using it close to a year. Incredibly capable once you get it figured out. Btw this too can be run from Red's kit. In fact the VVPS is the only 'complaint' I have of the device.

Got me stumped, you may be right. Looking at it again from an energy perspective, you have a charger pulling 45W from the wall but due to losses (as you stated) we're getting 80% of that, so 36W. You have two 11.7W batteries to charge, that's 23.4W. Storz states that you're going to get an 80%...

Attempted to properly disassemble my HI today. Results were... mixed. The two pieces of wood did come apart just fine. Here are all the parts laid together. Note: The heater has one of the fins on it, it came out together with it. This is how the cartridge heater looks by itself. However...

Hi @Hippie, quick question. How much better are these step down converters from the stock one that comes with the Ti? I've been using my log with one of those cheap VVPS and it's so annoying to fiddle with it all the time, plus there's significant voltage drift.

To make absolutely sure, the two pieces of wood come apart, right?

So how do you disassemble? Take out the screws and then pull the two parts apart? Edit: Nice heater cover addition, mine is the same. I finally figured out how the dynas are supposed to work with the HI after watching a video on the Woodscents and it's a very interesting idea.

That's right you can't. That's the limiting factor of charging a battery, the max voltage you can supply power to it. So that's what the charger is doing, with two 4.2V batteries (3.6V nominal rating, but 4.2V for charging) connected in series. That means that together they're equal to a 8.4V...

But the voltage the charger is supplying to the device is different than the one used to charge the battery by the internal circuit (though the amperage stays the same). Since the Mighty batteries are wired in series their voltage is added. Therefore the device draws 3A at 9V and splits it into...

The Ah of a battery and the A of a charger aren't enough to determine charging time. You're forgetting about the voltage of the battery and the voltage of the charger. A 6Ah battery rated at 12V will charge in 3h with a 12V charger at 2A, and in 2h with a 12V charger at 3A. The voltage of a...

Hey guys, I'm mainly a desktop user but I'm always looking at portables and the TinyMight, better known as WarmHandsPro, has really caught my interest. I love the all glass vapor path and convection, form factor and removable batteries. I know there have been certain issues with the units in the...

Now I get it, thanks! :rofl: It's a DIY enail, very cool project!

Having never owned one myself, I could never figure this out. From what I understand a PID has fancy electronics that keep the temperature at the specified value bu adjusting current. Where does the sensor sit though? And in a DIY context like the Pinkie, how do you connect that sensor to the...

I only got as far as taking the screws out :lol: I then tried to pull off the heater cover (the metal tube inside the HI) but there was a fair amount of resistance and I stopped worrying I might tear out some wire. So put it back together and posted here. I'm certain a more senior member of the...

Hey @GoldenBud , how do you disassemble the HI? I just took the screws out of mineI and while the cover spins freely on the base and there is a fair bit of play, I can't pull the heater out. There's strong resistance and I'm worried I'll snap some wire off. So now trying to get my HI back...