Yes, thanks for the correction. It doesn't matter if you're using the regular FV or the FV with the stage 2 add -on; the load won't cook unless you Peres the bottom on the unit. So the main benefits of using the S2 setup is as follows:
1) FV becomes 100% convection unit.( the Solo is a combination of convection and conduction and will cook your load, but not nearly as much as most other portables). Ie..the Pax.....
2) With The S2 kit, the FV is very resistant to combustion.( the Solo is also resistant to combustion, I have never combusted and I haven't heard reports of combustion from any other users).
3) Although taste is generally good with the Solo. The FVS2 being a pure convection vape is likely to deliver superior taste to that of the Solo depending on draw technique and length of time you hold the button.
4) The FV heats up in a mere 5 seconds. Very condusive to short sessions while on the go. On the other hand, The Solo takes about 1.5 minutes to heat up and then you have to wait a short period of time to allow the heater to catch up before your next hit..
5) you can certainly blow big clouds with both units. However, the edge might go to the Flashvape. Vitolo's video on the FV thread shows him blowing numerous huge clouds in a very short period of time.
6) they are both very easy to clean, but the edge may go to the Solo considering there are no screens to concern yourself with.....
Pak, do you agree with my assessment? Of course, I'm only going by reviews and videos on the FV thread. I have not tried the Flashvape myself yet.
Bottom line the Flashvape may not be the vape for everyone, but there is nothing else like it in the potable market right now and it is certainly unique in its capabilities....
I love my Solo, but I can't wait to get my Flashvape to compare the vaping experience between the two units!!