Apparently I have a new model now and when I tried it the first time I was soo annoyed by that flickering blue light, as with my first Hopper this would vaguely indicate trouble and would like initiate hot backend, short battery life and so on. Not this time. I googled it, found it's supposed to be normal with the "new" units and everything's fine (til now). I get a solid 3 bowls per battery and only have warm backend after several draws. I'm loving it, but frankly speaking, wouldn't be really surprised if it went to sh!t anytime soon. As I said: my current mindset is that I enjoy the time we have together and have some backup if it happens.
In an earlier post I mentioned my new Hopper did not have this bug/feature of heating up when you just move the clicker a few mm so it gets contact. Seems it's a bit different than I thought. I let my new Hopper lie on the table til the lights got out and there this bug/feature was again. As I wrote earlier, I'm not too fond of that in general. So without thinking too much, I just clicked it to turn it on, and waited until it shut down again, and was back to what I wanted: no heating up without a massive click on purpose. All hail the new backend!
I'm getting exactly what I got with the 'old version. Same as @Hjalmark I think the temp is hotter at highest setting than it was before. I use it at a lower setting and enjoy the longer battery life and have the intention of not letting any of what I read here trigger me. I'm trying hard to relaxthe vapor is still not even close to what it used to be.
That hasn't been my experience ... but I'm likely one of the unluckiest Hopper owners in the world, so I wouldn't set the bar by meMy understanding is that all the temps are slightly higher than the original settings
I been trying to start a Facebook support group for you but not sure how many "likes" is needed to save your hoppersThat hasn't been my experience ... but I'm likely one of the unluckiest Hopper owners in the world, so I wouldn't set the bar by me
That hasn't been my experience ... but I'm likely one of the unluckiest Hopper owners in the world, so I wouldn't set the bar by me
One of my hoppers I've spent the cost of the hopper in RMA shipping almost and have had it in RMA or transit for 75% of my ownershipYou're not alone my friend.
One of my hoppers I've spent the cost of the hopper in RMA shipping almost and have had it in RMA or transit for 75% of my ownership
.... guesss you got me beat! Shout out to everyone ... do I hear a >90%? >95%?I just did the calculations and mine has been out of commission for 89% of the time I have owned it. Oh vey!
I have heard some reports saying if I use this like a session vape it will break the battery is this true? I was considering buying one but not as a 1 hitter kinda deal
I have heard some reports saying if I use this like a session vape it will break the battery is this true? I was considering buying one but not as a 1 hitter kinda deal
I've ordered (and kept spares) of brand new batteries so I could test this most of the time, but that was never the issue for me. Glad it was for you!"Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears;. I come not to bury Grasshopper, but to praise him"
(yes, edited a bit from the original haha)
You may remember that after a year and change, my Ti GH finally stopped performing the way it did. It would still vape, but weakly and it no longer milked my can nor did the AVB look done.
So, I blew it out, I cleaned the threads, I sacrificed a virgin to the gods (and you just don't know how hard it is to find one of those these days), all to no avail.
I despaired of having to send it to Hopper and go through the RMA cha-cha with them.
But, I did think to order a new set of batteries first to eliminate any further possible causes. I had been using my second set of batteries, GHB-2s, and I religiously rotate and charge the four batteries I keep in the line up.
Now understand, it wasn't that I wasn't getting as many loads as before...it was that the vape was not running as hot as previously...by a long shot.
Got my batteries this past weekend, topped them off in a Nitecore charger, and ran it last night with a PFE in a stevenlmz79 FC-188, 14 mm, Mobius knockoff. The new ones are GHB-2 also, but with what appears to be a thicker sleeve on the outside.
MY GRASSHOPPER LIVES!!
Seriously, performance was back to brand new.
I did try different batteries out of the four when I was having issues, but since they were all rotated religiously they all had the same number of charge/discharge cycles and apparently they all got puny at the same time also.
So, if you are finding your GH running a bit cold, you may want to consider new batteries before RMA.
I've ordered (and kept spares) of brand new batteries so I could test this most of the time, but that was never the issue for me. Glad it was for you!
Mine too! I’ve never sent it back and all I had to do twice is take out the screen and clean the temperature sensor.To the contrary, mine has worked 95%+ of the time