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So some sad news, I broke my S2 spacer. Mine was snug and was a little challenging to get into position. I had some extra S1 batteries and decided to go back to conduction for a few days. I decided it was time to kick it into s2 mode again but had a lot of difficulty getting the screen in place...

Hey Bvapst, My flashvape came with some shiny metal flakes in the bottom and I just wiped it with moist paper towel and all was good for a while. Is the dot on the 'top part' on the heating screen? My heater screen and screen that first came packed inside have a little blackish dot on it in the...

I just thought I'd pop in quickly as I haven't checked the forums in a few days. When I posted my initial first impressions on this vaporizer a couple weeks back the first thing I didn't like was my unit came shipped with a very gritty bottom connection, and it required canned air, paper towel...

My biggest tip is cut down the shim slowly so its a little long and make sure the edges are like // and not straight so it forms a seal. Edit: Also I a few of miniinthebox 0.50$ mini bubblers in different varieties. Those look like they should be a nice addition to the flashvape :D

I like the s2 so much I just went ahead and ordered a second charger and set of batteries with it. Two single chargers is almost a double, it lets me keep a spare juiced battery in both rooms I'd use it in. EDIT: I also got my S2 hooked up to a nice bubbler using some 7th floor tubing and some...

Hey beefsupreme. Coming from the box you will already know how to use the s1, the techniques are pretty much the exact same. I don't think either set up smells any more or less than the other. The S2 is even easier to use and is less sensitive to how fine you need to grind it than the mflb...

I was playing with the technique, trying to push the vapor thickness which was what caused it to combust. The heating element is glowing red in about three and a half seconds and ready to be drawn off of. I find using a 'nose-draw' technique until you see vapor start flowing then switch to a...

So I like the S2 a lot. It's a lot easier to get a nice even brown all the way through and gives a very smooth convection vapor. The conduction version can give you pretty much the same size clouds if you work for it and I feel works better with very small loads. The S2 is not at no risk of...

It was wedged solidly. I plucked it out using my buddha poker carefully, it took some very delicate pressure and it popped out in one piece. I got the idea of running it under very cold water to contract it and it seemed to work. I toweled it off and plopped it in quickly and it seems to be...

I tried dropping it in in both directions (not as in flat non flat side, but I mean I rotated it around both ways), it won't seat flat it's too long. When i dropped it in the second time it got stuck near the bottom on the angle and is now wedged in there, It would take pressure to get it out so...

No, it's in the correct way. It is simply longer than my heating chamber, so it's unable to go all the way down on one side. It's only a couple degrees, the slant is just barely noticeable with the screen on top so there's a good chance it will still work, I hope. I'll know once my batteries...

Just got my S2 in the mail today. First impression is a little bad; the ceramic spacer is a bit large and didn't seat flat on my screen, it's slightly up on an angle (though only a bit maybe 2-3 degrees) and now wont come out easily. Hopefully it does not affect performance in S2 mode because...

So I called the VapeXHale line and we worked something out. As it would be against their policy to do the warranty on the tube without me sending it back they offered to send out one of the SGW tubes that got rejected for having a slight lean instead of a hydracirc. If I just put the lean...

I'm pretty sure I have spoke too harshly as far as customer service goes; I missed a call from VXL while I was at work today. I'll be giving them a call back tomorrow as soon as I can and hopefully we're going to work something good out. I was overlooking the challenges they're facing as small...

Unhappy cloud customer here. My hydracirc leaks. They cut one of the cuts on the perc too deep and it pisses water out until it's unusable. There was no quality control testing to check if it leaks. I sent an email and a tech-support ticket in with a video that shows the intact hydratube leaking...

I emailed them asking what temperature the plastic and anything in the airpath was 'safe' up to, and what exactly it was. No reply yet. I dislike plastic vape parts, and will never buy a vape that requires any sort of 'burn off' period, especially if its related to a plastic taste. Does this...

I hope someone picks this up and gives a thorough review. I'm looking out for a good portable right now.

I guess I hadn't seriously considered using one as a bowl cap. I don't want to deal with plucking a screen out of a hot bowl when I want to pack seconds though as far as preloading for on the go that would be nice. I'm just going to continue using the solo with a water filter and throwing out...

If anyone is interested I followed up arizer on the socalled stainless steel 'inserts'. These are actually just screens for the bowl, but they're pre-cut to your size and a nice micron, very small holes. Sort of a disappointment as it does not stop chipping from entering the abv.

Well this is a drag, my warrantied unit has started to chip too. Looks like I may have to send one in to get a SS unit or something. I'm considering just scraping off the coatings.