sickmanfraud
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The Air is small, convenient, practical AND it's convection!
I am under the impression that the Air is a (Mostly) conduction unit. @OF ?
The Air is small, convenient, practical AND it's convection!
I am under the impression that the Air is a (Mostly) conduction unit. @OF ?
Regards and best weekend wishes to all. Now, if you'll excuse me, I got up to 'play' with my new HR EDGE? Neat vape BTW, also conduction despite what folks trying to promote them might say.......
I am new to the F2 game with a POTV One. Are you saying that the F2/One/Edge are all conduction?
Wouldn't conduction provide a longer battery life? Are you suggesting heat soaking the load like a Solo or Air between hits? That would make about 6-7 hits per session?
How can I test capacity? I have multimeters and a nitecore charger. Will they tell me that? I need a baseline to start from.I dispose of them when their (tested) capacity drops 10 or 15%. They decline from there fairly quickly. I completely discharge them then put them in the battery recycling pickup.
In general they don't lose efficiency. MaH in is what you can get out. Electron for electron....it's chemical thing. No magic allowed.
I hope that answers your question?
OF
How can I test capacity? I have multimeters and a nitecore charger. Will they tell me that? I need a baseline to start from.
And thanks so much for the rest of the answer.
I am trying to minimize the amount of "ick" that goes into my lungs, and that's what I thought I was doing with Arizer products. Now that my bubble has been burst, it feels like I have no choice but to screw with my lungs if I continue to vape. I may as well resort to rolling joints again.
Yup, all around. I think you broke the code.......
How many 'hits per session' is pretty subjective. Most hit until satisfied? Some of us restart such vapes when the 5 minutes (4 with F2) expire if we're not done. From cold it takes maybe 2 minutes to reach full production then 2 or 3 hit a minute for me.
In fact I just restarted my EDGE as it 'timed out' while typing. Back to business for me.
Regards,
OF
At 72, I am trying to minimize the amount of "ick" that goes into my lungs, and that's what I thought I was doing with Arizer products. Now that my bubble has been burst, it feels like I have no choice but to screw with my lungs if I continue to vape. I may as well resort to rolling joints again. <sigh>
@OF you are saying that if I pack a dosing capsule and drop it in the POTC One (or F2) and turn it on say 175C and I forget it I will come back to a "used" capsule? Like in a SOLO?
THanks, OF. You are a good teacher. The analogy about how one cooks one's food resulting in cooked food was an AHA moment for this slow learner.
Now I suppose I can also use my Pax 2 since I'm now convinced that conduction isn't evil. Makes me wonder where I learned that convection was superior in the first place.
I wanted to send my USB charging cable (among other spare parts) to my friend who recently acquired the arizer air. One thing I am not sure on is if its safe to use the cable even if its not a high amp USB port? Like say a .5A port, would that be a potential problem? I rather just not send it if .5A ports are a problem as I dont see him checking every port before use (like the USB ports found in cars for example).
In another matter, I have been pondering whether it makes any difference to use a battery that's been charged in the unit (plugged into the wall) or if it's better to get out a "charger-charged" battery instead.
In usage there shouldn't be much difference, but in terms of long term battery safety and longevity I would charge externally, as a proper charger will have all the controls and safety features that you could not expect from on board charging in a vape.
Well, OF, that actually makes sense.
But I’ve read that I shouldn’t leave a battery laying around. ???
They're happy in a Goldilocks spot, but I'm storing them with too much charge. The 2/3 rule is very helpful; I'm thinking about 60%-65% charged? (I am decidedly not a mathematical genius.) So When I use the AA2 later it should be done to about that level. Then I'll get battery that was on my charger and let the other one in the unit hang around. Do you alternate yours or just go by a sort of "whenever" intuition?
So, how do you switch on and off the beep on the arizer air 1 ?