I ran some without trouble but never went all out or anythingAny reason you couldn't/shouldn't do multiple bowls back to back?
On another note, I wish they made the WPA adapter in glass instead of stainless steel. Not sure why but it bugs me.
What bugs me more than the material, is that it is a multi adapter, for that reason it may not fit all female joints because the other joints could get in the way... It is nice to have something one size fits all sure, metal indestructible yeah, but it's still not so ideal, would be more so if it just came with the unit, wish WPA included was standard!
Yeah, it'd be nice if they had a 14 and 18mm separate adapter. Does anyone even really use 10mm?
I just want to know if the bulb is soldered in place. From your posts it seems like you might feel comfortable with electronics. Any interest in having a look how difficult it would be to replace your bulb?But can't imagine that anyone with basic electronics skills should be able to swap out a bum bulb in the event YLL isn't around or shipping costs are too high from where you are, etc.
You can, it has usb c. Batteries will be a bit better off by external charging though.I reckon this needs a separate charger? As in, I can't charge the batteries within the vape itself?
I've never taken my Batts out. Always charge the unit through the usbc cordI reckon this needs a separate charger? As in, I can't charge the batteries within the vape itself?
I tried with my spare but some of the screws are impossible to unscrew with the crappy tool I got for it.I just want to know if the bulb is soldered in place. From your posts it seems like you might feel comfortable with electronics. Any interest in having a look how difficult it would be to replace your bulb?
Does it have tamper proof screws like a star or something?I tried with my spare but some of the screws are impossible to unscrew with the crappy tool I got for it.
Star headDoes it have tamper proof screws like a star or something?
Another bad sign for repairability, but not too out of the ordinary these days.Star head
Yeah. In my non-vape time, I have been involved some with repair.org and the Right to Repair. So that colors my thinking on this kind of thing. Security screws and desoldering to change a lightbulb feels pretty bad though.Yeah it seems the company made a choice that user repairability is something they rather prevent. But why do you think that is besides preventing people fucking up their device? (People capable of repairing it, will also manage a screw). And there's no billion dollar third party repair industry Yllvape wants to grab as big as possible share from. It is a shame that people who are sufficiently skilled get to deal with these hindrances though. Wouldn't be a bad thing if a guide with disclaimer became available like the recalibration for tm.
Yeah. In my non-vape time, I have been involved some with repair.org and the Right to Repair. So that colors my thinking on this kind of thing. Security screws and desoldering to change a lightbulb feels pretty bad though.
Totally, although I did like the replaceable oven and everything in the vleaf go. Sadly the battery was proprietary and also terrible.you would not expect $110 xmax v3pro to be fully self repairable but you can expect that from $260 tinymight for example
Totally, although I did like the replaceable oven and everything in the vleaf go. Sadly the battery was proprietary and also terrible.
Security screws and desoldering to change a lightbulb feels pretty bad though.
100%
This a like most Chinese made devices, but as we have learned, there are separate levels of quality depending on the investment. (iPhones are made in China). But at this price point, there would be less humans, more assembly line, then the hand assembled Tinymight, though they make mistakes too.
i think they are called Torx screws.Star head
Oh torx aren't considered that bad no?i think they are called Torx screws.