@Mr. Me2 , Congrats! I hope you experience only good things with your hopper.
I'd like to know if this is worth any use to anyone - I'm not even sure it's of use to me, yet, but just came across this.... And at the outset, I apologize for the verbosity; I can't figure how to say this briefly without explanation.
I believe that up until a battery is downright dead, there may be a use for it before it completely craps out as eventually expected.
I always experience the conundrum (do you?) knowing whether, during a session when the cloud density drops off, my herb is spent, or, the battery just getting drained.
And then on the next hit, I usually turn the Temp up and/or take a much longer pull - and most of the time I'm disappointed that I shouldn't have wasted the hit on an "healthy" battery.
For the sake of definition, let's call a brand new battery an "A-battery, and one that is almost-ready for the trash, the "B-battery". I haven't arrived at a point yet where I have such a B-battery, but sooner or later...
I've found that, indeed, swapping out that mid-session battery for a fully-charged one, brings the nearly spent load back to life for a cloud or two. But that has consequences for keeping track of which batteries are in serious need of charge, etc... It's frustrating and confusing. But it brings me to these conclusions/observations:
1) A half-spent A-battery will vape a fresh load satisfactorily, but doesn't do so well on a nearly-spent load.
2) A fully-charged B-battery will vape a nearly-spent load as well as a healthy battery (considering that it will yield even
one hit before it goes blinky Red to be acceptable).
So I'm thinking that, when I get a B-battery, what if I use a fully-charged B-battery to vape the rest of the load, as a way to
save the
healthy battery from a futile energy drain? It's using a healthy battery for nothing. So why not us a shitty one that has one good hit in it?
Is that worth doing or is it just a silly shell game?
