The Arizer Air

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sickmanfraud

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I have not seen anything about an Arizer Air 2.

Don't really know how to improve it enough that folks who have one, go out to buy the "new" vape.

On another topic:

Did you guys (and gals) see this: https://www.puffitup.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=QCTQ.SOLO-STEM_S-BLA&CartID=4

Last week I saw the long black stem, this is the first time I have seen the short black stem at a reasonable price.

With a black Air this seems like serious stealth.
 
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olivianewtonjohn

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I have gotten behind on the latest arizer air tech! I am going to start reading to see if I missed anything. I am curious if there are any new portable water setups, last I checked the pinnacle hydrotube and the cheap/small/Chinese "cigarette water filter" (very small hydrotube) were the goto setups
 
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olivianewtonjohn said:
I have gotten behind on the latest arizer air tech! I am going to start reading to see if I missed anything. I am curious if there are any new portable water setups, last I checked the pinnacle hydrotube and the cheap/small/Chinese "cigarette water filter" (very small hydrotube) were the goto setups
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If a stem that is also a water tool interests you. http://www.puffitup.com/Arizer-Air-Solo-H2O-Filtration-Stem-p/qtqc.solo-bubb.htm For less than $15 you have an Air stem with water capability.

Shoot the PVHES gongs are twice that price (almost).
 
LabPong

LabPong

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I just got a Ed's TNT super free flowing gong stem and have only used it 3 times so far:

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It is bigger and changes the use of my session type dramatically if I want. It is longer in all sections and a tight fit into the arizer air top. The 14mm joint is the most perfect I have seen. It fits 100% perfect into the 14mm adapters in all my water units. The standard ones (even a few from dhgate) all were not perfectly round conical surfaces. The standard ones I have all wiggle a bit in the adapters, but not this one so I really like that. I have a carb on my water units so this is much welcomed for me.

Even the fit into the air oven top is very tight.....enough that you think it wont fit...so be careful pushing this one in. It will be easier to get it out when heated up to stir or at the end of the session.

The over all length may also help those with the Solo unit to handle when stirring and on/off issues. With the larger area...heat will be dissipated better for grabbing the stem to remove off the vaporizer.


The standard one in the pic has a few cut outs I did with a dremel and composite disk grinder tip. Notice how huge the slots are on the Ed's one....also the load chamber is huge in comparison. This may lead to better convection as the load is farther away from the oven bottom. Also the section the screen (bottom of the load) sits on is not the standard flat bottom with 4 little holes. The load bottom on the Ed's stem are very small pinches like and ice stops in a water unit. So this creates almost no blocking below the load bottom. Id say about 85-90% open flow through the load bottom. Then with the large slots in the tip...you have very very little draw resistance. Using in a water unit I can feel a big difference. It also allows for large loads to do more un-grinded herbs for big tastes hits. I liked that when I tested a session that way.

This gong is a great addition to my Arizer Air having such great taste and production already. Now I just took it to another level......OOOOO YEA... :)
 
LabPong

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So far the only con is that this piece is not quite as thick glass as the standard ones...so use a little more caution with it.
 
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LabPong said:
I just got a Ed's TNT super free flowing gong stem and have only used it 3 times so far:

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It is bigger
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:cool: Oh my god...look at that bowl....Ed likes big Bowls and he cannot lie.......:D

Seriously though, my @Ed's TnT Bog Wood stem has huge capacity in the bowl.
Been running it with the bushing flipped to ease up on the air flow. Love it.
These two are my favorites with the Air and Solo.

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LabPong

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The only negative aspect to using the Atomic gong stem is that the screen floats around easily....and I have to be careful of the stir process.....but with 3 gongs rotating in my quiver.....the build up in the atomic stem have not grown enough yet to let the screen stick in there better. I will update later this week after much more use.
 
204Markie

204Markie

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Where is the best place to get an Arizer Air if you live in Canada? The best I could find is $190CAN and comes with a crummy electric grinder and I have a 10% promo code. But I wanted to know if there was a better deal that ships to Canada?
 
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Vitolo

Vitolo

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RUDE BOY said:
That's odd because on their website they're listed as "Air stem caps"... "for pre-loading glass aroma tubes..."
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I have an Air unit... and that was always what I used these caps for, to cover the positive end of the batteries.
The young lady I spoke with after I asked my question:"what are these black caps intended for"
Her response was: "Users can safely carry a spare battery in their pocket".
I won't contradict what you read on the website, of course.. I just read it also. I should have googled it, but I am fast to use a phone... talking is easier.
Clearly I was given misinformation, or misunderstood what she said.
Poor attention and understanding are (I admit reluctantly) becoming more common around here.
 
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RUDE BOY

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If they fit the batteries I'd say that's a perfectly valid use for them too.

Sorry to hear about your current situation.
I'm also suffering somewhat with Brain Fog and diminishing mental capacity more and more, day by day not knowing whats next is pretty scary.


I wish you well with your journey I know you've come the long way around.

:peace:
 
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