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@Quetzalcoatl I've noticed there are talented people here making some really unique stuff.
Hey guys, i lost my Arizer Solo's charger D:
Please, what is an alternative that inexpensive!?
No but my stems all aren't perfectly flat where the rim of the "business end" is, it's not so uneven that I can see it with my bare eyes but if I feel around it or sit it against something flat I can tell. It needs the little bit of unevenness otherwise it would sit flush with the four air holes.
Its very noticeable. I stand up the GonG and it stands at an angle. Just looking at it, its very obvious. A few set of eyes have seen it already and said its not right. I sent pics to PV already.
http://postimg.org/image/o3ub14qur/ This picture is exactly the same except my friends had it worse. Funny enough I found the way I heard of the corrosion before, I replied to a thread on reddit. Someone else thinks it's cement in the thread. To be transparent I worked with car batteries for a bit and It does seem similar to the corrosion you'll see(sometimes blue or green). Although the battery chemistry of a car and an arizer solo are different.I sure don't recall such a report, does anyone else?
White powder makes aluminum oxide come to mind. What is corroding? I assume it's confined to the threads around the cap/body junction? The only other possibility I can think of is venting of the battery, something I'm sure you'd notice in lack of battery life? Can you please give a few more details?
FWIW I don't think this is any proof of poor safety. Given it's rarity (perhaps unique) and Arizer's excellent record on other safety related issues (material selections and so on) I'd consider them quite responsible. There are some questionable actors in the trade for sure, but IMO many put a very high priority on safety........including Arizer. Use of Medical and Food Grade materials (within specification) is really pretty common I think. Customers demand it and laws require it (even though much of the industry is not specifically regulated, normal protections (like no lead paint) still apply). Not to mention they 'keep each other honest' in this area, since they'd like nothing better than to out their competition.
Anyway, a few more details? TIA
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http://postimg.org/image/o3ub14qur/ This picture is exactly the same except my friends had it worse. To be transparent I worked with car batteries for a bit and It does seem similar to the corrosion you'll see(sometimes blue or green). Although the battery chemistry of a car and an arizer solo are different.
That's called furnace cement, it's there because it can handle heat and being heated over and over again.
You're not supposed to remove the screws there, I don't see any situation in which I would ever have to do that. Maybe even warranty-ending.
I don't know if it's rock hard I never said that. I didn't want to touch it or agitate it. I'm speculating I hope you know you are too. This is not the only reason why I think the vaporizer industry is not safe. I've had many portable vaporizers and off-gassing has been a major issue. As a whole E-cigs and dry herb vaporizers certainly are not 100% safety tested. That's why people like to inquire about the materials being used in them so they can better judge how safe they are. The industry is new and I doubt there are even many tests yet for how safe these things really are.Exactly so, it's cement, not corrosion. The corrosion you fear is soft and powdery (not rock hard). Entirely different.
Care to rethink that "It's sort of ridiculous how poor this industries safety standards are considering it's for health" charge?
Amen. I sure hope nobody follows that bad idea (one we've discussed before). Not only is it not useful, and it does violate the warranty I think, but it's also an excellent way to break one of the thin wires underneath killing the Solo like I did. And unless you're lucky like I was and can solder it back together like I could that will be a big issue........
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That's called furnace cement, it's there because it can handle heat and being heated over and over again. You're not supposed to remove the screws there, I don't see any situation in which I would ever have to do that. Maybe even warranty-ending. Blue or green corrosion on terminals in a car battery is way different. If the cells in the Solo went bad the thermal fuse in the battery pack would blow first, if the cells somehow manage to keep failing after that then most likely they'll vent/leak and it would stop working completely.
I'm speculating I hope you know you are too. This is not the only reason why I think the vaporizer industry is not safe. I've had many portable vaporizers and off-gassing has been a major issue. The industry is new and I doubt there are even many tests yet for how safe these things really are.
Why doesn't every solo have the furnace cement in that spot then?
Should i take a gamble and buy this one guys?
I need some input before putting in this order
Should i take a gamble and buy this one guys?
I need some input before putting in this order
No luck with the turbo GonG I bought from PlanetVape. I asked them about it not fitting into the Solo & they say that's Arizer's fault not theirs.
I'm sure the majority of their GonGs fit but be aware. If you buy one of these you're purchasing an accessory that may or may not fit the device it is intended for & if it doesn't, that's just bad luck for you.
Anyway it's not a big deal it's only $30 but it's kinda turned me off PlanetVape & the Solo. I'll be doing my research before purchasing any future accessories through them.
On a side note the 14mm GonG I bought from VapoShop fits & works perfectly.
Hey guys, i lost my Arizer Solo's charger D:
Please, what is an alternative that inexpensive!?
You could clean it if you indeed need to send it back. I say give it a go, see if she performs!
So, how does she rip?PV GonG update:
They said they could not believe that the GonG made it through QC in that condition. They apologized and are sending a new GonG and told me to keep the old one. Very nice.
Thats good to hear! Customer service is keyPV GonG update:
They said they could not believe that the GonG made it through QC in that condition. They apologized and are sending a new GonG and told me to keep the old one. Very nice.
So, how does she rip?
Thats good to hear! Customer service is key
The only problem and I assume this is true with every portable is the small bowl size. No matter how effecient it is I just can't stay high very long off of The size bowls I have to pack in the solo. Tolerance is just too high
A fully packed stem gets me nice but ill go for a second pretty often. High tolerance just means more sippin. Flavor is awesome so i dont mind ya kno