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Well then, thank you! I'm sure I'll figure out some cool stuff to do with it!

I just got a hammer top I ordered as a back-up and it actually came with the ceramic rod. What can I do with this thing? Suggestions welcome!

Wow dude! I get your upset but now you're just being insulting. I haven't seen a single person here support W9 over you. Everyone here has said they should honor the warranty you received. Which "W9 cronies" has treated you so poorly you feel the need to be insulting?

What Ohm reading range am I aiming for if I'm making my own 3.7v KISS carts? I'm using 36 gauge nichrome wire and the UP tech Ohm tester if either of those matter. I also have 32 gauge nichrome, has anyone used that for 3.7v carts?

I have not used the Nibbler G, but I love my Okeanos! It's well built and the only breakable part is $15 to replace. Hits like a champ!

My V4 top fits both of the SS tubes.

So I bought some FC2000 ceramic wicks online but I'm not sure what the best way to break/cut them into smaller pieces. Anybody have any experience with these things?

I've got 2 sets of the older 18350 AWs and one set of the new ones with the black stripe. Im pretty sure its happening with all 3 sets.

So, I've got a V4 Persei top acting weird. I'll be screwing on a cart or even in the middle of taking a rip, when it starts flashing blue and shuts down. I'll 5 tap it to start it up again, start trying to use it and pretty quick it'll flash and power down again . I've got my battery's adjusted...

I've had a few break, but I definitely put more than the recommended amount in at once. One thing that has helped me is to make sure the cart is warm when you unscrew it. If you're at home, maybe unscrew it right after you hit it and leave it open for next time. If you're out and about just...

The Herc is amazing but it has a few downsides in my case Steep learning curve when you first get the Herc. Can't hand it to a Noob without them messing it up. With my high tolerance I heat up the Herc too much during a session and end up with reclaim in the bottom chamber. Spent too much...

I appreciate the advice. I guess what's confusing me is that all the 7.4v KISS carts I have from up tech read around 2.3 ohms, which is almost the same as the 3.7v globe. Shouldn't they take the same voltage and make the same watts if the ohm readings are the same?

Unfortunately, I do not have a core. I'm waiting for the Iris V2 to get in on the variable voltage. But at the 2.5 ohms my globes are reading, at 4.2v I'd only be getting 7 watts of power. That does not seem like much. Does anybody else have the ohm reading from their globes?

So I bought a globe a while back but I felt like it gave really weak hits. I just put it on my Ohm tester and both coils it came with read right around 2.5ohms. That seems pretty high. Do you guys think I could use it at 7.4v?

So I finally got the voltage/ohm tester from W9. What sort of numbers (in ohms I suppose) am I looking for out of 3.7v and 7.4v KISS carts. Whats the acceptable range? I know I've seen charts that explain everything for the EO carts and the Hercules, but is there one for KISS carts?

I was not aware the center pin was at all adjustable. Looking at it now, I'm not sure what you mean. I see the center pin, and I can pull or push it a tiny bit but once I let go it returns to the original place. It won't stay where I adjust it.

Correct on both counts. I'm using two different sets of the 18350 AW batteries

Actually, I think I misspoke in my earlier message. The cart causing the blinking light is a 7.4v so I haven't put it on the OPHOS. It's the one that won't screw in that is 3.7v.

I'm super frustrated! I've got two functioning KISS carts and an Okeanos that are driving me crazy! One cart works perfectly on the Persei and on my OPHOS, but as soon as I put the cart on the base of the Okeanos my Persei top (V4) just blinks red. I'm not sure what that means but I'm guessing...

I asked before but I don't think I got an answer. I want to order Nichrome wire to rebuild both 3.7v and 7.4v KISS carts. What gauge should I get? Should I get different gauges for the different voltages? @DieHard & @StormyPinkness, I'm looking in your direction! I know you both have...