MoltenTiger
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Yeah that is a great option for cooling , 10mm tapered glass works well as a mouthpiece too. It will make huge hits super smooothWould a 14mm female to 10mm male adaptor work?
Yeah that is a great option for cooling , 10mm tapered glass works well as a mouthpiece too. It will make huge hits super smooothWould a 14mm female to 10mm male adaptor work?
I have been shipping a lot of stuff via USPS lately (eBay sales). When I print the shipping label the USPS tracking shows that the label was created. What I do is take the packages to the post office, wait in line, and have the postal worker scan my packages into the system. At that point the USPS tracking reflects that the package is in USPS possession. I could just drop the packages off and leave. At that point the tracking would show that the label was created, but I would say that I have given them the package. This would be the case until USPS scanned the package into the system.Does anyone have enough experience with USPS to confirm if they have ever seen/heard of the USPS’ tracking site indicating that the shipping label is created but they have not received the package yet when the shipper says they have given them the package?
That is my current orders status....
i asked the same with no response days ago..I have read that Hopper batteries should be stored with about a 40% charge. A full charge is 4.2 V, but what is full discharge, and how many volts would constitute a 40% charge?
That might be the case but, seriously, I use a half dozen fully-charged batteries in rotation and I have no complaints about battery life. If you can figure out an easy way of monitoring them and taking them off the charger at 40%, go for it. However, I don't think it's really necessary.I have read that Hopper batteries should be stored with about a 40% charge.
you have a half dozen, but i have almost 2 dozen when my next delivery with my next two hoppers will arriveThat might be the case but, seriously, I use a half dozen fully-charged batteries in rotation and I have no complaints about battery life. If you can figure out an easy way of monitoring them and taking them off the charger at 40%, go for it. However, I don't think it's really necessary.
2 dozen batteries? Are you hoarding, just concerned they will go under and you will have no batteries in the future, or do you just have a “thing” for batteries?you have a half dozen, but i have almost 2 dozen when my next delivery with my next two hoppers will arrive
2 dozen batteries? Are you hoarding, just concerned they will go under and you will have no batteries in the future, or do you just have a “thing” for batteries?
My Hopper Paket is at customs for 14 days and nothing happens.
GermanyWhat country is this going too? Hoping you don’t say Canada.....
Update: If you are in line waiting to send in a unit for repairs, they are suggesting the timeframe for you to be in line just to send in your unit needing repairs is at least 60 days from their acknowledged receipt of the repair request. This is for a non-io unit. Apparently, unless you are willing to upgrade to an io unit (that is, spend money with them), they’ll get around to repairing your non-io unit in traditional Hopper Labs time, meaning sometime between now and 2025.
i will never spend another dime with these clowns or their products.
Has HL acknowledged they still have the actual unit and it’s still repairable or was it lost - i.e. damaged beyond repair or irretrievably lost - in the fire? Their supply chain and order management is still lacking IMO which impacts customer service. A buddy is in the same boat - sent his lone pre order Hopper for its first RMA just before the fire and is in limbo status like you. I doubt HL still has the unit and wants money to replace it when it wasn’t his (or your) fault - and they should foot the bill to replace units completely lost in the incident.Ya, they have had my OG unit since October 2019 with no end in sight, but seem to be repairing IO units very quickly. This is the sixth time I had to send it in. In February 2020, they even asked if I could send them money just to get it fixed/replaced which I did not due because it's under warranty. I still haven't received a replacement.
February 2020:
"Many warranty units were damaged or destroyed in the fire. We can offer a replacement unit with good condition parts and a new generation heater free of charge. This is our responsibility to you as a customer, but if you can contribute anything towards the cost of this new device, we would greatly appreciate it. It will take about 90 days to get these new units to everyone waiting."
Have you tried cleaning the contacts and threads? How are you charging your batteries - in the IO or with an external charger? I’ve mostly done the latter however I’m using my mag charger (first gen version from my OG Hopper) in the car these days to top off a battery. I have relatively new batteries and they all seem to perform reasonably well - at least 4 loads per batt. I however may not be using my IO as much as you. It is powerful and produces nice clouds nearly every time (except at end of load, which is understandable). TGIF to all.I think the first two batteries I got with my io are starting to fade. I pretty much get one or two bowls at full power with one before the blinking starts and the other is not far behind.
I wonder if switching between cells wears out the contact on the back end, is it plated? I can’t remember.
I have been rocking the PFE now for a while and it fits my glass piece perfectly.
still ripping the clouds with this thing, it’s a BEAST!
Has HL acknowledged they still have the actual unit and it’s still repairable or was it lost - i.e. damaged beyond repair or irretrievably lost - in the fire? Their supply chain and order management is still lacking IMO which impacts customer service. A buddy is in the same boat - sent his lone pre order Hopper for its first RMA just before the fire and is in limbo status like you. I doubt HL still has the unit and wants money to replace it when it wasn’t his (or your) fault - and they should foot the bill to replace units completely lost in the incident.
Sorry for your hassles. Been there done that with my own RMA (pre fire) and battery replacements. If they can’t provide a straight answer like whether they actually have your unit and if it was further damaged by the fire or not, their credibility is out the window. I’ll leave it at that. Honesty is the best policy; not saying anything to the customer just ain’t right.They won't give an actual straight answer. I've only received a couple updates since November 2019 and they were only because I reached out them multiple times to try and get a response. I had to contact them five times over two months to get the last update I received in May. They just say they are working as fast as they can and then they give an ever increasing timeline (in May it was "at least another 120 days" when in February they said it would be "90 days").
Do you have an open claim? If so send me the reference and I will have it looked at. When was the last time you talked to them? And I just want to put this out there while we are on the subject (and this is not specifically directed at you but more of my feelings as a whole). First, I understand the frustration. Some of you have been through the ringer and then some, so I understand the lack of confidence and spite. I get the sentiment that everyone waiting all this time should just be sent out a new io. But the bottom line is Hopper is not in a position to do that without going under. Now I get that a lot of you would say good, let it happen. But others don't feel the same way and have hope they will turn around. By turn around I mean clean up the warranty and pump out more reliable units. The latter is already happening with the io and let's face it, it is funding the former. Right or wrong, Hopper's fault or not, this is where we are at. So with that we can either make the best of it and they continue the more recent positive service/io reviews, or we just do what has been happening for the last 5+ years which honestly hasn't gotten anyone anywhere.Update: If you are in line waiting to send in a unit for repairs, they are suggesting the timeframe for you to be in line just to send in your unit needing repairs is at least 60 days from their acknowledged receipt of the repair request. This is for a non-io unit. Apparently, unless you are willing to upgrade to an io unit (that is, spend money with them), they’ll get around to repairing your non-io unit in traditional Hopper Labs time, meaning sometime between now and 2025.
i will never spend another dime with these clowns or their products.
Please send me your warranty reference with a DM and I will get this looked at.Ya, they have had my OG unit since October 2019 with no end in sight, but seem to be repairing IO units very quickly. This is the sixth time I had to send it in. In February 2020, they even asked if I could send them money just to get it fixed/replaced which I did not due because it's under warranty. I still haven't received a replacement.
February 2020:
"Many warranty units were damaged or destroyed in the fire. We can offer a replacement unit with good condition parts and a new generation heater free of charge. This is our responsibility to you as a customer, but if you can contribute anything towards the cost of this new device, we would greatly appreciate it. It will take about 90 days to get these new units to everyone waiting."