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The solo has the best battery life of any portable I know of and even that struggles to get a full 2 hours of use. From what I've read the pax only gets about 45 minutes. So if you absolutely need 2+ hours of life I would suggest something with batteries you can swap out like the cera, t1, mflb...

I haven't used the e-nano but I have 2 logs. Really though you can't go wrong with either the LSV or a log. I prefer logs (at least the second gen like HI, UD, e-nano with a less restricted draw) because IMO they can do everything the LSV can and more. First they can be left on 24/7 abd while...

I had that piece but I gave it to a friend. It is pretty nice and a decent size. IIRC the can is about 50mm and maybe 6 inches tall. With a extra 3 for the mouthpiece. There were a few minor issues with it. First the perc is set just a little too high which makes it kind of chuggy, but most of...

You tell me if vapor can milk a tube

Vapor can be dry and harsh and using a water pipe will significantly help both of those issues but you will lose some flavor that way also. Basically it is like comparing a small glass pipe to smoking out of a bong. It is much easier to take larger hits through water than it is dry. Some prefer...

I never hit a vapor brothers before but I had a knockoff and the solo draw is not comparable at all, it is much more restricted. Don't let that turn you away though, the restriction is helpful because it forces you to slow the draw down. With my VB knockoff I always had to concentrate on my...

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Coming from someone who has owned and used both the LSV and SSV, I preferred the LSV both dry and through water. Granted the LSV is harsher dry because of the shorter vapor path, but it also provides thicker better tasting hits quicker. When you do want to pair it with water, the LSV is miles...

in the words of Drew Carey

If you were already sold on the e-nano but are concerned that it isn't CE certified, you should definitely look at the UD or HI (long waiting list but there's one in the classifieds now). Both of these are 12v units with a very common sized jack so it would be very easy to find your own CE power...

I agree that vodka will work for small cleaning jobs and is perfectly safe even if not rinsed off, but it will take longer. As a solvent becomes more saturated the rate of dissolution slows. when you compare the same volume of 80 proof vodka vs. 91 iso, you have 51% less alcohol (also a less...

High quality vodka does not contain sugar but cheaper versions use sugars and other flavorings to mask the low quality alcohol they start with and I can't see cleaning stems with a $50 bottle of grey goose. Either way though, the answer is still get some iso. Ethanol (drinking alcohol) is a less...

You should have started with that, this is your problem. Vodka is no where near strong enough to really clean the stem. That is left over vapor condensate that doesn't fully dissolve in vodka. Not to mention vodka has a lot of sugars (relatively speaking) & other contaminants. Go out & get...

I had a similar issue with my switch and Zeki had my unscrew it, clean it then screw it back together which fixed my problem completely just like what you encountered. I was just about to suggest that but I see you fixed it. Mine has worked flawlessly since so hopefully you have the same luck...

You want a high temperature rated silicone o-ring size 113. I don't believe anyone has been able to source them locally anywhere. Try McMaster Carr or the o-ring store. But you will have to buy 100, or just wait on PV to have then again

Now that brings me back. My first was very similar except I used a wide mouth 40 bottle, a soldering iron and a metal bowl head. I agree that it "worked", everyone definitely got very high but it was more of a novelty for us. My first real vaporizer was the vaporite solo which is a vapor...

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I know you asked OF but I doubt the battery is going to make any difference in how hot the cera (or Luna for that matter) gets during use. Those Sony batteries won't get as hot during normal operation but it isn't the heat generated from the battery that heats up the cera, it is the core that...

I actually got it off nuggetry, I don't usually like to deal with all the scammers there but it was a great deal.

Just got her today & wanted to share my very first hit.