Arizer Solo
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kingofnull
ace
All new Solo come with a SS bowl.
arrr
Well-Known Member
Thanks King
olivianewtonjohn
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I just received my solo but I dont get whats the issue. I turned the sound off by holding the up arrow. Now when I turn it on using both buttons the idle lights up and I can adjust the levels. The issue is when I hold both arrows to turn it off idle blinks and then goes away. I then let go and idle lights up again.
EDIT: after idle stops being lit I let go. About a second later the idle lights up again
EDIT: after idle stops being lit I let go. About a second later the idle lights up again
jambandphan03
in flavor country
instead of holding the buttons to turn it off, just press them quickly at the same time.
olivianewtonjohn
Well-Known Member
LOL my n00bness shows. They really need to make a better manual.
jambandphan03
in flavor country
it took me a while to figure that out, mine kept powering back on too, from holding the buttons too long. Glad i could help 
Red Indy
Low carbon PSYCHONAUT
My previous question got buried really fast so since I got just one reaction I thought I'd ask you guys once more to give your views/opinions on having a stem that's too loose and doesn't fit well.
Watch this video please and share your insights with me!
THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!
Watch this video please and share your insights with me!
THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!
olivianewtonjohn
Well-Known Member
Thats riduclous. Can you return it? I guess you can make do but I would be paranoid of it falling out.
Red Indy
Low carbon PSYCHONAUT
Thanks for your reply!
That's exactly what I was thinking!
It might work like that but there always is the danger of it falling out of the unit some way, it just doesn't seem very safe.
I will contact the shop I bought it from, it was from Azarius in Holland, they are the same as Vaposhop.
VAPORIZER22
Well-Known Member
That does seem like they are looser than my stock stems. When I put the stock stems in with the solo cold, I am able to hold the solo upside down and they do not fall out. If I do the same with the solo on, once it warms up they fall out. None of my stems, stock or PVHES, fit tight enough to stay in the solo if I hold it upside down once its warm. Have you tried using it yet? I think they might provide you with better airflow if you are interested in that at all. If they do not fit your needs I would see if they could exchange it for another and hopefully it will fit better.
Red Indy
Low carbon PSYCHONAUT
FLEXIBLE STEM EXTENSION EVOLVED!!!
Remember my flexible stem extension?
Well, after I found a piece of a broken lighter, a flexible metal part, I saw a new idea for my flexible stem extension.
So some (food grade) plastic, which can shrink as well as widen when made warm with a lighter, holds the pieces together.
Parts are easily removed for cleaning.
So, if this ignited your creativity, show me what ideas you out there came up with for having a comfortable vape!!!
EDIT:
The extension helps getting a cooler vape.
With the standard stem I had problems with vape being too hot for my throat and giving problems, the extension seems to take away this problem, maybe because of the longer path the air has to flow and getting in the extension part, which has less diameter than the tube it came from.
The vape comes out quite cool this way, no harshness anymore.
So, if this ignited your creativity, show me what ideas you out there came up with for having a comfortable vape!!!
What was used is:
The standard Solo stem, food grade plastic tubing, the flexible part of a gas lighter and a glass drinking straw (some of those long lighters used with a kitchen stove, have a flexible part for where the flame comes out), the diameter is almost the same as the glass drinking straw used, so less than the standard stem.
The plastic will fit over the flexible part and the straw and INTO the standard Solo stem.
Remember my flexible stem extension?
Well, after I found a piece of a broken lighter, a flexible metal part, I saw a new idea for my flexible stem extension.
So some (food grade) plastic, which can shrink as well as widen when made warm with a lighter, holds the pieces together.
Parts are easily removed for cleaning.
So, if this ignited your creativity, show me what ideas you out there came up with for having a comfortable vape!!!
EDIT:
The extension helps getting a cooler vape.
With the standard stem I had problems with vape being too hot for my throat and giving problems, the extension seems to take away this problem, maybe because of the longer path the air has to flow and getting in the extension part, which has less diameter than the tube it came from.
The vape comes out quite cool this way, no harshness anymore.
So, if this ignited your creativity, show me what ideas you out there came up with for having a comfortable vape!!!
What was used is:
The standard Solo stem, food grade plastic tubing, the flexible part of a gas lighter and a glass drinking straw (some of those long lighters used with a kitchen stove, have a flexible part for where the flame comes out), the diameter is almost the same as the glass drinking straw used, so less than the standard stem.
The plastic will fit over the flexible part and the straw and INTO the standard Solo stem.
vorrange
Vapor.wise
A loose stem is a better option for the hit and remove technique, to allow the stem to not get too hot.
With a bong, you can use the loose stem to more easily remove it from the Solo to clear the hit.
I prefer the tight fit, but there are still advantages to a loose fit.
I'd prefer the loose one, and i've had dozens and they all eventually fit loose. As mentioned when cold, they stuck, but as soon as that teflon ring heats up and "moves" it's game over. As Dreamerr alluded to, you can reset the ring to make it tighter, but it will just loosen real quick. That tight stem seemed "too tight" (giggity!) and would be a pain for airflow IMO. The loose stem allows you to rock and manipulate the airflow to create very comfortable hits.
Red Indy
Low carbon PSYCHONAUT
It looked tight (in the video) because it wasn't warm, when it is on temperature it will fit in with less pressure but won't fall out like the new one does.
To adjust on airflow I found that lifting up the (tight) stem just a few millimeters from the bottom of the heating element, leaving more room for those 4 small holes on the side, will improve airflow enough to get a full vape.
I never want to go for these thick milky clouds because my throat just won't take that without giving me lots of problems, so for me just moderate clouds.
They still do the trick, no matter how thick they will be!!!!
And the new extension is keeping them cool and smooth!!!
VapeNStone
Mark
correction. Just some had a ceramic coating.
Looks like Storz & Bickel made a portable PLENTY lol
JSteez4205
aka Gordon NugzB
I had difficulty at first with this as well, but used it with the sound on for a little while to get used to how long I needed to press the buttons in to turn unit on/off...now that I have the hang of it I leave the sound off for more stealthiness.. Have woken individuals up in my bed when sound was accidentally still on..
Walked up to coffee shop this AM, sessioned 2 stems on my walk, passed many individuals who didn't even turn their heads at what I was doing... Needed a charge though after last nights sessions/my walk this morning
kingofnull
ace
I meant all NEW Solo's are SScorrection. Just some had a ceramic coating.
Any one around here use their solo for oils or waxes? So far ive been able to vape but not without making a stick mess or have the solo upside down (vape bonging) and they're always has to a layer a herb to prevent it melting into the stem or heater, is there anyway to vape oils/ waxes on their own in the solo ( i tried the cotton technique and didn't like it) or should I just invest In a vape specifically for concentrates
vorrange
Vapor.wise
Just use the Solo upside down, if you don't want to spend money on a oil specific unit.
vorrange
Vapor.wise
Exactly, that is why its better to use an oil specific vaporizer. You can also put the oil/waxes on a bit of cotton.