Search results

edit: VVV From the myrtlezap buy page...,"Myrtlezaps come with a free car adapter. If you would rather have an extra vapor stem(3 total), let us know in the "notes to seller" section which will appear at the end of the Paypal ordering process." You must have been special, Reece. ;)

All current PD family members can continue to contact us. Tubes and other accessories will be available to everyone. Down under, (and the UK) has never been a problem for us. The people and the postal systems are wonderful. Certain parts of the world (and the people there) have been a pain in...

MrMistyTokes, we have not cut off Canadians. PDs are still available to Canadians through VapeNow. All accessories are also available, to Canadians, tubes, Billy-bowls, T-Shirts, Buzz-Butter etc... But, we would need to get shipping costs (based on what you ordered, weight etc.) and this would...

X, don't know what to tell you, my advice was based on motorcycles with a battery. Is that a magneto??? Not much matter, not what we (bike folks with normal... 12V batteries), were talking about. Seems an easy adaptation to a standard bike tough. Most anywhere (that has gravity) you can...

Yes, save the vape for the side of the road. Keep your eyes on the road, your hands upon the wheel... :cool: The battery on a moped must be sorta small. But if it's 12V you are good to go. Better than a cig lighter outlet, which would be pretty funky, but usefull. Maybe a two prong automotive...

"knew us mountain folk would be getting more vapors", yep seems so... ;)

Yes, Ralph's. . . that's the place... I have some jeans from Jean's North, they don't fit. I need a dozen towrels, so the boy's can take a shower. Falcum, take me to the falcum. \ They don't know, do they? :cool:

Just not sure what you mean, Gautama, "No wait though..." Accessories have no wait or lead time. :/

Car adapters are just a cord, there is no induction, or voltage change. So, yeah, that would work, but seems a bit thin in comparison. IMO :cool:

I think somebody hooked a small duster / vacuum, like for cleaning keyboards to a whip. Not a bad idea for a start. If you need an assisted hit I think the vapezilla might a good fit.(not the super vapezilla) I envisioned a mask attached to the whip and strapping Billy down till he submitted...

Oops, out of context at the top of the page. Where can I get my poodle clipped in Burbank? ;)

Hate to do it after your avatar Happy, but... Isn't this what booze is all about? :ko: ps. some incredible Art... http://oddee.com/item_89460.aspx

No, I believe there is very little difference, if any. And the other factors, variables, have so much greater influence, that any change produced by dark fins would be un-observable due to noise. :cool: It's just a fun thing. Costs a little extra, but what the heck. Might even be something to...

The following is for informational purposes only... we don't make custom units any more, and only one laminate was ever made. Yes, it is warmer on the outside. Combo of thinner walls and denser material. The dense material transmits heat faster. This leads to a cooler heat exchanger and cooler...

In another thread (model specific) there is side discussion of vaping at altitude. Wikipedia says, "the boiling point of liquids varies with and depends upon the surrounding environmental pressure." This applies to all liquids, from helium to tungsten, including the THC we are after. Here...

The stone statue is of Shiva... Kali is a Hindu goddess, consort of Shiva, or something like that. I think Kali is black in Zulu or Swahili. We don't believe in ghosts. :lol: Yes, that is one of Pammy's PDs. She has several. ;) A laminate of Rosewoods and Bocote. It is a tiny unit.

OK one pic. She is a 'rounder' as Pammy says. Still nippy, just 10 weeks, today, but learning. Playful as can be. Sweet too. I don't believe in 'breaking' a dog like this one. This is my second Scotty and they are different. She will develop and become one of our pack (the zed dog, #3), very...

He says,"Whenever I'm not holding the unit I simply rotate..." sure you do. :) But, not everyone else will be as careful as you... :D :2c: :lol: ps. post 3882 has the link to the International power supply with a heavy cord. You also need the plug insert for your grid needs. But, heavy hits on...

The 90 degree plugs will drape the cord and strain relief toward the ground (gravity) and when you set the unit down you will be bumping the strain relief every time. This will lead to cord / plug failure. You can also break the power jack with repeated abuse and will end up needing repair...

Yes, Josh, if you are gonna stash it, I would run it in several days. We use Kiln Dried Cherry so there is no real 'break-in' period, but there have been, as you mentioned, a few that had 'defective' wood. No way to really tell without a couple of days under heat. In every case that I can...