Battery specifications from the manufacturer claim less than 300 recharges. They are quality batteries so it is possible to reach that number, but to be conservative, I would guess 150 to 250 as a wide safe range. CentiZen might best answer this question though, as he knows this field much better than most.
Currently, the batteries, two of them, are not replaceable by the user, but later models are likely to offer this option. It’s in design mode so please do not hold me to it at this time, but a strong possibility.
With the warrantee now one year, The Indica battery life should match up. Hope this helped.
Soooooo sooooo jealous!!! I want one more now but alas none are to be had. By the time the store is open the money I put to the side for this will be gone because a water heater will break or my car will die. That's just my dumb luckI was able to grab an Indica from a fellow FC'er hoping it would rival the performance of my Pax.
It does! The design is quite similar as far as the oven and airpath. I did not use a screen in the oven, just
packed it and dropped the spacer in. Indica heats up within a min and a half. Draw is less restrictive than the Pax, and the vapor is thick. Seems to keep a better flavor through the whole session. I am quite impressed!
The Indica is a classy little machine. Thanks to all those who contributed early reviews. I am sure the store will be open soon to process the first round of Indicas.
The Warrantee will be recorded, and matched up with the purchaser and the unit’s serial # when it is first received. We’ll provide an online process to quickly give the consumer initial registration /support which will directly tie to the serial # of each unit to establish a historical database.
The Indica is intended to preform over 6 cycles on RED through it’s entire Warrantee period. Performance less than this, constitutes eligibility for replacement.
If an Individual is Vaping over (6) ten minute sessions a day, for over 250 consecutive days, recharging after battery depletion, we’ll need to evaluate if this truly constitutes normal every day usage. A very good Question.
Toss more likely otherwise send in for battery replacement? There's a lot of portables with non-user serviceable batteries. Some you can do it yourself f you know what you're doing (Solo) and others can be done but at risk (Pinnacle/Pinnacle Pro supposedly wipe heat sensor calibrations when the battery is disconnected). I'm curios to see what they mean by "not replaceable". Is it welded on? Obviously warranty would be voided.So now I'm curious about the battery issue. It has a limited lifespan and depending on use will die in a few years. It is not user replaceable. At that point do you have a service option @Indica Vaporizer or do I toss the unit?
Toss more likely otherwise send in for battery replacement? There's a lot of portables with non-user serviceable batteries. Some you can do it yourself f you know what you're doing (Solo) and others can be done but at risk (Pinnacle/Pinnacle Pro supposedly wipe heat sensor calibrations when the battery is disconnected). I'm curios to see what they mean by "not replaceable". Is it welded on? Obviously warranty would be voided.
Toss more likely otherwise send in for battery replacement? There's a lot of portables with non-user serviceable batteries. Some you can do it yourself f you know what you're doing (Solo) and others can be done but at risk (Pinnacle/Pinnacle Pro supposedly wipe heat sensor calibrations when the battery is disconnected). I'm curios to see what they mean by "not replaceable". Is it welded on? Obviously warranty would be voided.
Sorry, I meant soldered on. Welded... lol. Anyways, looks like good news. User-replaceable would be welcomed, even if it voids the warranty (which wouldn't matter if it were out of warranty and just had a dying battery). Thanks for the info.After watching CetiZen’s instructional video related to the Solo, it became apparent that the Indica will need to offer a similar fix in the future. Though the first units out in the market place will need to be serviced by our company for battery replacement, Units produced after April/May are planned to have the availability for “do it yourself” replacement, with out weld or solder. Batteries for the Indica will be available on our site at a later date.
Ok, just saw the above video. I MUST have one.
@Indica Vaporizer whats the official capacity at? I micro grinded last night to determine whether over-packing the unit would inhibit airflow. At .4 grams + a spacer the Indica performed well without air flow loss. I went through a full red cycle and then some since the heat up time did take a little longer.
Before anyone asks why. If I am out for the day I'd much rather pack to capacity than have to reload twice.
Also I hated the audio level and re-uploaded that vid here, made clear how I achieved .4 and that I think .2 max is ideal.
sucks i was late on this one, but it looks really impressive...*mentally saving money already* i saw the request info on the website, but when does this thing come out?
Thanks @mmenzie I'm really hoping this thing is going to be as cool as it looks, I'm already on my 4th ascent and need something reliable *plus* I'm addicted to new vapes!