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OK OK, but what about the little one, that fit on the solo, as I said , about 8 inches total? more or less.. didnt see it on that page , only bigger ones....?

what for ? why, to replace the one in my heart that burst when I saw those hydratube prices, thats what for! where can I get that fist sized one that fit the solo in the movie? hopefully it costs less than 40" tv...

wow. I just looked up the hydatube. is there a valve involved?? ..cant seem to find one for sale yet...got an address?

Ive been suggesting warm water instead of ice water for years. After all your lungs want warm moist air, not cold dry air...right?

yep, Were in agreement on that. Just got a note from TET herself ; "The batteries we use get up to 4.2V when they are fully charged. Going any higher than that could be bad. 4.2 is the maximum you should operate it at, which is normal for a fully charged 3.7V 18650 until the charge...

quite right, thats why i recommended using the plastic straw with tubing connected to a WATERPIPE ! :) btw, ENELOOP batteries are being made in D size now, inside the D battery are three eneloop AA cells (!) SO-- evidently -- using the AA 's in parallel is OK... SO this means you can put...

you might consider saving a nice chunk of change by asking for the cera body and cart without the ceramic two-piece mouth piece ($50 seperately ? I think..) and just use the plastic straw, perhaps, IF you plan on hooking it up with tubing to a waterpipe; best way to go so far ive found...

Do you have other size rechargeable batteries you would like to charge at the same time? If you would like to charge Lion and Nimh 18650's and aa's and 123's all at once, Get the nitecore intellicharger I4...

oops, you are correct sir, typo corrected, thank you.

No , no batteries included.. and if you want to charge 4 batteries at once check out the nitecore intellicharger v.2 for aroumd $15. on amazon..also price the orbit 3400mah protected 18650 batteries for 4 while youre there...

I tried to tell that OF to quit the trollin' .....sorry. mod note: Your post is clearly a joke, but you should have included a ;) to make sure that everyone gets it.

It still is nice to puff on a joint now and then , isnt it? Its different.

I think alot of yous (sic) guys may be takin a bath when it comes to cleaning your ceras..;) I have been dropping bucket after bucket into the well and never have cleaned it other than scooping out lint laden tar from the top of the ceramic..I have a cat, I drop a glob on rhe floor now and...

Tried that , it works for a couple hits but then it starts to run and clog; what we need is a pipe line from the upright cera to the waterpipe intake! anyone found any good parts to hook them up? ..and to answer the ,"is it good for flowers?" question, I say no, not as good as an Extreme...

friends friends, why arent we using our voltmeters and multitestors? all this conjecture could be so easily and thoroughly resolved if the resistant switch foilballers measured the resistance of their switches, and the non glowers the voltage of their batteries. otherwise it s endless...

I drip my liquid gas into 99% alcohol, and let it sit in the sun with a plastic box over it to keep out the bird poop etc... no bubbles... then at night I roll the blob into a tubular form and lay it horizontally on an inclined sheet of slick rubber stuff... in hours it drapes and spreads...

6 amps crackling thru alumium foil gives me an uneasy feeling, could you make a jumper of some sort out of copper? like a copper band on your finger with a flange that wedges up between contact and cera? just chattering...hey speaking of shatter you remember that chimp named Chatter ( "whats...

I think the cera folks chose to tune the cart to perform at its best with a fully charged 3.7 volt battery. the performance seems to degrade rapidly as the voltage goes down.. the resistance of the wire is fixed socits just not going to get as hot at a lower voltage, if it were a flashlght ot...

cera not a flashlight, I see, very informative, thanks for that great advice. yet the cera seems to have have in common with the flashlight the sprung battery compartment. over the years many flashlight owners have corrected their flashlights tendency to flicker and not light up by cleaning...

if that improves the conductin and so the heating, then I would think it's time to check the contacts, clean the positive terminal by twirling a clean pencil eraser down in there, then a qtip with some alcohol to make sure no eraser particles are left behind. I'm going to polish up ,m contact...