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The POTV capsules and the V3P are the same size, to my eyes. Took out my (AMZN quality) digital calipers: EXTERNALLY with lids on: V3P capustule: 10.7mm diameter x 10.8mm tall. POTV ONE capsules: 10.6mm diameter x 11.0mm tall. I only measured a single sample of each… so factor that in...

Try and ensure the grommet is seated properly in the lid (Take off your WPA and have a look). And that the chamber is inserted properly.

POTV Canada Site sells capsules. XMAX V3 Pro Capsules (reg $8 ea,). They also sell capsules for the "Planet of the Vapes ONE" (4 for $15). Both products on sale at the moment for 20% off (assuming 420 sale, so likely to end soon). Shipping would be additional. I use the POTV-One...

When I tried, the site would only allow shipping to USA addresses. I tried having it shipped to Canada, and there was no way --- free or paid.

I think this is software related. Each power on, it only vibrates at set temp once, After that, no instantaneous temp and no further vibrations (no matter how the temperature is adjusted.). During coming up to temp, I can reduce the temperature significantly With the right speed draws — so...

My experience is similar. I use session mode -- but always stop after a few (3-5) hits. I use the WPA and capsules, and heat is NEVER an issue.

The Roffu got HOT when I was doing the original burn-off’s. But this was multiple sessions back to back — multiple full batteries worth. In MY real world usage, the device barely gets warm. The silicone armor sleeve is nice (and cheap), but isn’t friendly to those that charge our batteries...

If that kind of case is desired, I’d connect with delta3dstudios I use one of these: fits the Roffu (with the WPA), dosing capsules, etc. https://a.co/d/4IZymEE

Yes. I had the same issue. XvapeUSA won't deliver to Canada (and never answered any of my emails on the subject). I ended up ordering mine from XvapeUSA and having it delivered to a US address. I'm lucky, I guess in that this was an option available to me because of my proximity to the...

With the WPA (10 US bucks) and the dosing capsules -- I can't imagine anything easier. Cleaning is required very infrequently (2 - 3 weeks for my capsule a day) and takes me about 30 minutes -- 2 minutes of which are "active" time. VAS is causing me to look at my next device -- and I know...

The temps on these devices aren't meant to be precise (like my Sous Vide). Just meant for a relative comparison, on the same device. 170C is cooler than 190C. Just too many variables, between devices. Combine that with the mods and various ways/techniques folks use their devices and the...

II used to smoke the occasional joint many years ago. Then took, basically a 38 year T-break (but I simply called it a career). In recent years, cannabis was legalized in Canada. Was aware of dry herb vaping, but wasn’t aware of how many options there were. I wanted to try one of the...

Canadian Vaporizers replied to me as well -- Lite Kit. Ordered from XVapeUSA, and having it shipped to a US address.

I contacted VPM via their web page. Was looking at the 15% off sale. I specifically asked if it was FULL kit with both glass and metal chambers plus the tiny grinder, or if it was the LITE kit. Email I got back (from VPM) — just checked again — confirmed it was only the Lite Kit that they had...

Tried to order one, yet again, but still no shipping options to Canada. I can BILL to Canada, but not ship — apparently. Inquiries to the XVapeCanada.ca site go unanswered (Roffu is non-existent on that site). I emailed VPM —They have the lite kit only — in case that makes a difference.

$100 CAD would be great, but I’d be happy with $135 CAD (approx 100 USD). You’re right about the lack of distributors, though. Finding a Roffu in Canada is difficult. Finding accessories for it in Canada is even worse. I wish XVapeUSA would ship to Canada.

XVAPECanada.ca has no reference at all to the existence of the Roffu. I tried ordering the BF deal from XVAPEUSA.com, for an idea of what the total cost might be — but upon checkout, there are no shipping options available.

☝️ This. For me, batteries are always in device, in external charger or in protective case.

Teslas have used a variety of Li-ion batteries. Model S/X started with 18650's (for reference, a P85 contains 7104 cells.) Model 3/Y uses mostly 2170's, but they are transitioning to 4680's. Tesla's apparently have very advanced battery management software and technology (thermal management)...

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