Hey guys I've got a problem.
My air turns off randomly now. (While warming up or soon after) there's no blinking lights or anything. It is heating up though.
Any ideas?
I don't actually own another battery lol I need to buy one though. I'll try charging it and see if it helpsAt least one guy reported this and found it was the 'battery' (really a cell.....). You might try changing it for another?
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To those who own both the arizer air and the solo - how would you describe the difference in draw resistance of the two vapes?
Also, where do the 5 temperature color leds of arizer air sit when compared to the 1-7 temperature lights of the solo?
This is what has been bothering me. I bought an arizer air and I hate it. When compared side by side with the solo, the difference in draw resistance is night and day. Idk if its because its a new unit and the rubber rings will eventually get loose, but I'm finding myself going back to the solo.I do not personally find a big difference in draw resistance between the 2 Arizer portables.
This is what has been bothering me. I bought an arizer air and I hate it. When compared side by side with the solo, the difference in draw resistance is night and day. Idk if its because its a new unit and the rubber rings will eventually get loose, but I'm finding myself going back to the solo.
Try with a different stem.
This is what has been bothering me. I bought an arizer air and I hate it. When compared side by side with the solo, the difference in draw resistance is night and day. Idk if its because its a new unit and the rubber rings will eventually get loose, but I'm finding myself going back to the solo.
Is there anywhere I can buy undersized (smaller in diameter) stems for the arizer air? I feel like that would really help with the draw resistance.
smaller diameter will increase resistance imoIs there anywhere I can buy undersized (smaller in diameter) stems for the arizer air? I feel like that would really help with the draw resistance.
Yeah, it probably wouldnt' work. I'm basically looking for a stem undersized so slightly its closer to a defect than a different model.Not sure of a place to buy stems in a smaller diameter. Remember the Air is a conduction vape and some of the heat is transferred via the walls of the oven touching the glass of the stem. If the stem did not touch the walls at all I am doubtful if you would have a usable stem.
smaller diameter will increase resistance imo
Yeah, it probably wouldnt' work. I'm basically looking for a stem undersized so slightly its closer to a defect than a different model.
Anyways. I spent a bit more time with the air and I think I'm getting a hang of it. I don't seem to mind it as much anymore.
The draw resistance on my arizer air is definitely worse than the solo. .
I don't get great vapor from mine. I find the stock stems far superior. I wanted to like it because it is so compact and unbreakable but vapor from glass is just way betterAnyone using one of Ed's TNT stems?
I don't get great vapor from mine. I find the stock stems far superior. I wanted to like it because it is so compact and unbreakable but vapor from glass is just way better
Not sure. It has been a few months since I tried it. I used it exclusively for a long time but once I went back to the stock and saw the great vapor I was missing that was it.Did the notches help with draw resistance?
I suggest just lifting the stem ever so slightly to help increase airflow and maybe increase the temp setting, say go from green to orange to compensate for the extra air. I tilt the glass stem to increase air flow.Is there anywhere I can buy undersized (smaller in diameter) stems for the arizer air? I feel like that would really help with the draw resistance.