Early Adopter.......How Much of a Risk

[EveryDayAmnesiac]

Signed,
The Derailer Expert.....

You better stay sharp, or I may just snatch that famous throne of yours...

 

[lwien]

Ok, now that I've derailed my own fucking thread................lets stay on topic, k?

 

[Hippie Dickie]

I'm not including the Air in this poll even though it is a new product and the reason is, is because it really is an evolution of an existing design rather than a brand new design.

too late now, but i think replaceable battery might add a host of problems. witness the MiniVap that has a LOT of (reported) problems with the battery attachment not being electrically secure. i see this myself with batteries pulling "massive" current (say, > 2 amps) - the contacts develop an oxide coating that limits current flow or proper connection. should be soldered for best reliability.

okay, NOW stop the derailing (or just delete this post).

 

[psychonaut]

We have 2 craftys and no issues at all. We have our "wishes" of what it could do better which are addressed with her big sister Mighty. That being said, for what this little device can do we give both craftys two thumbs up. Unfortunatly I couldnt vote twice on Crafty working.

As for early adopters, I see no need for anything free or discounted. I have been using technology for a long time and understand the risks. Most of my experience has been positive and crafty is no different than the other technologies I jumped in on early.

 

[Adobewan]

Only thing I'd change at this point is I'd make the power cord longer in order to use the pass thru without bending over to the floor.
I realize there are extension cords and outlets up higher on the wall, but...

 

[HerbieVonVapster]

First crafty died at 54 hours (broken power switch) Second unit running fine with 24 hours on it.

 

[vapeppau]

Indica

I had one of the earlier V2 indicas and it failed to heat up. apparently affected quiet a few of the indicas and was fixed with the noir. my noir has been running well as has my crafty