Try to press the base of the mouthpiece with a finger (or better between two...) during use. If you make a test with party mode you'll see clearly how it works. Anyway, if we forget to do it, the device will shut down, doesn't matter if in movement or not.
No problems here. Even in long sessions. I think you are doing it in the wrong way. Try to press the thicker part of the mouthpiece towards the center with your thumb and forefinger... I do it every 2-3 draws.
I wasn't talking about performance...
Did not understand half, but I will check items you sayd.
If you want more precise explanations, just let me know..!
Funny..! I've been a really bad salesman a long time ago..!
I have read, carefully. But maybe you didn't understand what I wrote...
Sure. But there's no need to remove the WPA.
100% succesfull, here...
This weren't questioned. I didn't want to teach anything, but only be of help.
Pardon me, I don't really want to bother you... but I'm also using a B-stock for the moment. I had the chance of receiving from Delta 3D two WPA (a "1st choice" and a B-stock. Same as you, I hope...), and I'm keeping the better one for future use. My B-stock is pretty well made, anyway.
I've never had heat problems with the flat one... In any case, as you can read above, the Water Pipe Adapter by Delta 3D Studios for the PAX2 (used as a mouthpiece) can surely be a very good option. It can be also applied ON the standard raised mouthpiece (otherwise unusable, IMO) and it will lower "air flow" a bit (that may be desired, or not... matter of taste). With this one you will get vapor more easily, and you could also insert a glass (or steel) tube on the top hole to cool down the vapor even more: many vaporizers have accessories and spare parts that could fit the (very adaptable) 7mm hole. Anyway, I've never found the vapor nor the WPA hot. For what I know, there are no other solutions! And this works great in many ways. Good luck to your great grandma!
As a portable, pocketable Vape that's available now, I think the pax 2 is a winner. There are many other options, but right now I think this one is the best.
Go for it. Pocketability, for sure. Works really well, though I know some others make some better vape, this still has a strong place in the lineup. Affirmative to NewVape pusher and yes to end caps depending on your tolerance, but it does smell just sitting there!
that's a BIG ass maybe. if your goal is to never buy another vape you should delete your account NOW...you'll get VAS for sure hanging around here!
Hey guys, figured I'd chime in here on the PAX 2 and the taste. I have had one of the first PAX 2 units and I have never had a plastic taste. In fact the PAX 2 taste quite good, my biggest complaint would be the weed smell it gives off when heating which takes some of the stealth factor away.
I also wanted to ask you guys which mouth piece you prefer?
I personally like the flat one better because I feel the draws are cooler.
The big downfall to the flat MP is explaining where and which side to hit it from when using the PAX with a friend.
I got sick of explaining this quick so I took a hard look at the "traditional" style MP.
IMO the vapor is much hotter with the OG style MP but it is much more user friendly.
I found a super simple DIY trick for the traditional style mouth piece that IMO makes the vapor as cool if not cooler than the flat MP. As I said, I prefer the flat mouthpiece by myself but with friends I use the Tradition style MP so they can just grab the PAX 2 and hit it.
Here it is. PAX 2 with both mouth pieces.
To cool down the draw significantly simply push a stainless steel BB into the hole in the mouth piece that is directly over the air path coming from the oven.
Here is a close up pic.
The BB fits in there perfectly allowing the vapor to cool down as it reaches the farther hole. I found the hotter draw was a result of the vapor going straight from the ovens air path directly to the hole in the MP above it.
The BB fits in there perfectly and really cools down the draws. It stays in snug and can be removed easily.
If you want cooler draws with the traditional mouth piece, give it a shot!
It take a second to do and makes a huge difference.
Give it a try and let me know what you think!
@VapeThis Mine is one of the first PAX 2 units and it blows clouds for what it's worth.
Well... the enthusiasm of the first days after my newvape purchase... made me exaggerate a bit, maybe?! Sure. But hey, they revolutionized my Pax. And with some further modification, now I don't dream about the mighty anymore... I only dream about a shelf with a hundred strains to choose from.
I have (on rare occasion) read about that issue here. I think you should pm @Ojan_at_PAX and describe your problem. I'm sure he'll help you. Those guys are the best!
I have the same problem with the button.
Sounds like time you should pm @Ojan_at_PAX too! I'm sure he can help or at least give you some great direction. He's the man!I have the same problem with the button.
I have been using my P2 several times a day since I received it a year or so ago.
When used with the raised mouthpiece the button is more or less ok.
But I dont like or the raised mouthpiece so I use the flat one or a modified raised one.
In the last month I have had to use a finger to turn it on and off.
But even with the finger it is getting very difficult to turn on and off or change the power setting.
I live in Israel and it was a gift so I will have to figure out how to get it back there with a friend or re-shipper or just use it as is..
It sure is a good vape anyway when its on.
I sold my AA and just have the Pax 1 and 2. And a resting mflb.
Personaly I liked the P1 very much and being mechanical I never had or have a problem with the switch/mouthpiece. It was and still is a brilliant design.
Now that the switch is having a problem on the P2 I am using my P1 instead.
Still outstanding!
Though I wonder if Pax would honor a warrantee repair on the P2 whose switch doesnt work with the flat mouthpiece??
If the pax doesn't power on with the mouthpeice on, it isn't expected behavior and should warrant a warranty claim. Unless something God awful has happened with pax labs, they should cover this...like @Mr. Me2 said Ojan is very helpful, but the pax process isn't a headache through the normal channel either.I have the same problem with the button.
I have been using my P2 several times a day since I received it a year or so ago.
When used with the raised mouthpiece the button is more or less ok.
But I dont like or the raised mouthpiece so I use the flat one or a modified raised one.
In the last month I have had to use a finger to turn it on and off.
But even with the finger it is getting very difficult to turn on and off or change the power setting.
I live in Israel and it was a gift so I will have to figure out how to get it back there with a friend or re-shipper or just use it as is..
It sure is a good vape anyway when its on.
I sold my AA and just have the Pax 1 and 2. And a resting mflb.
Personaly I liked the P1 very much and being mechanical I never had or have a problem with the switch/mouthpiece. It was and still is a brilliant design.
Now that the switch is having a problem on the P2 I am using my P1 instead.
Still outstanding!
Though I wonder if Pax would honor a warrantee repair on the P2 whose switch doesnt work with the flat mouthpiece??
