ill be on it when im growing for now i have flowers
Hey all
So I haven't used my solo in about 5 months.
I am using a car charger in the house with a car-home adapter... I don't think that has anything to do with it though. It usuable... Just wont completely shut off.
Any ideas? Tried a reset but I don't think I did it successfully
Very nice review!Can I have your trash? I bet I could make some badass canabutter with it.
Anyway I am currently lit via my new replacement, replacement Solo. Im falling in love with this vape all over again!
My E Nano is my go to device for the WT due to its raw power and relative lack of restriction... however I think I like the Solo better for dry.
Why? Taste at low temps is roughly the same (Nano gets the edge at high temp flavor extraction) and its much more convenient to be cordless if Im not going to be stationary with a large WT!
Combine that with the awesome vapor output and you have a real winner with the Solo.
Heh look at me, Im gushing like this is my first dance. I guess taking a break from a specific unit for a while can do that. Especially if that vape works as well as the Solo.
I do have a couple thoughts on my new unit. Now, I didnt have my previous replacement very long before it gradually stopped working properly (eventually producing only mediocre vapor even at level 7), so I was unable to test it much and compare it to my old model. Hopefully this one will last a but longer but ive already noticed that I can install a PV high temp oring on this unit (was impossible on my last replacement). With the oring installed, vapor gets SUPER thick. Thick enough that it made me cough on heat level 3.
Thats pretty damn impressive.
Even with a fresh, tight fitting oring, draw resistance is still slightly better (maybe equal to) than my original Solo unit without an oring. Arizer really did a good job at opening the air path up IMO. Also, this obviously means that draw resistance without an oring is noticeably reduced from previous Solo iterations.
Oh you may wonder why I want an oring on my 2 day old Solo. Funny thing, that... let me try to tell this story without making comparisons to the Human anatomy;
First thing I tried after charging my Solo and doing a burn off cycle or 2, was to load up a stock straight stem (RIP ).
The fit was tight as expected for an unused Solo, and the unit hit beautifully. Next up to bat was my new 18mm PVHE turbo shorty gong. Loaded that bad boy and stuck it into the Solo. It didnt want to go in at first but with some pushing and twisting, the Solo eventually accepted my shorty gong.
That worked beautifully too. Just an aside, the PVHE turbo shorty gong + the new Solo design set to level 6/7 + my honeycomb tube = white walls for 3 to 4 consecutive pulls! And with little to no noticeable restriction. But I digress...
After the session I tried to pull the gong out but found it to be stuck (in retrospect might have been better to let the glass cool and contract first)! I tried pulling, twisting, twisting and pulling... eventually I made some headway. Then I heard a little "pop". I thought I broke the gong.
I eventually get it out (after it cooled) and everything was intact. In fact I can now put the gong in without too much force (its still very snug).
All is well until I try to put in a stock stem. The stem literally drops in and rattles around inside the heater!
LOL.
I guess you can say that things got loosened up a bit when I stuck my shorty gong into my virgin Solo.
Anyway, I tried massaging my Solo's gasket back into shape with my finger and varioustoystools, with no luck... so I decided to try installing a PV oring. Thankfully it fits on this unit unlike my last replacement (wouldn't thread the top with an oring)!
Now I kind of like it with the silicone instead of "all natural", plus it keeps my stem from flopping around.
Anyway, time for another stem!
-C
have you tried taking the battery out for a min or 2
I may be reading this wrong, but it's plugged into the adapter and won't shut off? That's what it's supposed to do.......
If it's still 'plugged in' all it does is go to idle, it has to be unplugged to shut off. Which it will do in 12 minutes 'worst case'......not including broken of course.
Is it connected to anything?
OF
It stays flashes when unplugged. I use it.. Try to shut it off but it simply flashes idle. It won't completely shut off.
I'm convinced about the wood stems, but the seals for the Solo I am not sure about. I'll have to receive and inspect my Solo before deciding on the thickness of the seal, right?
Hell yeah it's usable! Scrape it out and add to your stems! I prefer to roll it in kief firsthey so I"m not lucky enough like you guys to have tried, oil, concentrate, hash n stuff, so i was wondering the goo that is left behind in the stems if i scrape it out, is it usable? should I be putting it on a paper towel or something else? Is it worth to keep?
I prefer to roll it in kief first
Hedonist!!!
Without a doubt, Q man, you're a prime example of the very sort we were taught to avoid when young.......
I bet you get fan mail from other bad role model examples?
OF
Did you vape a couple of stem before bed?Is he one of those fabled drug dealers that give out free samples that we learned about in DARE class?
I've also noticed that sativas have a nicer taste, indicas seem more earthy/skunky, sativas can be more candy-like (J-1 and Jack Herer come to mind).
I dunno when my bud is done, I usually pack a stem and either vape it up to 4 and then save it for later, or go up to 7 (with water path), once it's thoroughly browned I'll call it quits.
I like saving my "up to level 4" material separately, packs a nice CBD/CBN punch without much or any of the THC affecting me (since we've vaped it away).
I replaced my screen at least once a week, but mostly a couple times a week. While I found the ring to be a nice touch, I generally left it off because it made changing screens a PITA. Mine fit so tight, it had to be pried out! Honestly, never had a problem with screens falling out without it...just wanted to mention.I have one of Ed's TNT "Blackwood" stems and quite simply I will not use the Solo without it.
Another thing I like about Ed's stems is the stainless steel bowl with it's integral snap ring to hold the screen in place. I like to change out my screens once a month or so (instead of just cleaning them) and I like the security the snap ring provides. It makes cleaning the stainless-steel bowl with a small wire brush a "snap". (pun intended)
Sure, you could do that. Won't stay as fresh that way, but you could pull the stem out and put a plastic cap over the bowl with the herb in it. (Lots of people do that way to always have it ready to vape.) Loading-unloading the Solo is a snap though. I usually just put unground bud in the bowl, works great that way.I apologize in advance for not reading all 995 pages, and I can't seem to find a search function.
I am pretty much sold on the Arizer Solo as my first vaporizer. I have one question that I have not found the answer to.
I do not expect to use it daily. Can I load it up and, take a few hits (I have not smoked in many, many years), and turn it off for a few days or even weeks? Or do I need to unload it?
Thanks.
agingboomer
I apologize in advance for not reading all 995 pages, and I can't seem to find a search function.
I am pretty much sold on the Arizer Solo as my first vaporizer. I have one question that I have not found the answer to.
I do not expect to use it daily. Can I load it up and, take a few hits (I have not smoked in many, many years), and turn it off for a few days or even weeks? Or do I need to unload it?
Thanks.
agingboomer