Discontinued The Grasshopper
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slick
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Bowl ≠ Bowel
If you're not rectally vaping, you're missing out! Just wipe before passing.
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Radiocitysuicide
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"I was told on delivery that they are down to under 5% failure rate now. Which is below industry standards. This coming directly from Trevor at Grasshopper. So let hope!"
That's on reddit from theherbcafe vendor. I think that's hilarious and I'm guessing it's about as accurate as their shipping estimates have been.
That's on reddit from theherbcafe vendor. I think that's hilarious and I'm guessing it's about as accurate as their shipping estimates have been.
MonsterWithoutBorders
Philosophim
Just think how this would sell if it did not fail so often. This vape is the beast extractor. Happy new year
Bdubbdiblets
Well-Known Member
Wow....if u find yourself having performance issues like me 
......get new batts. Pretty silly I waited this long. Also amazing/alarming how quickly my old batts went south (ghb1's).... In love all over again. Guess I just have to order a new round of batts every 4-6 months...hopper labs lifetime warranty insurance premium I suppose
Hopper and some sour tangle for the new year!! Cheers fellow hoppers
......get new batts. Pretty silly I waited this long. Also amazing/alarming how quickly my old batts went south (ghb1's).... In love all over again. Guess I just have to order a new round of batts every 4-6 months...hopper labs lifetime warranty insurance premium I suppose
Hopper and some sour tangle for the new year!! Cheers fellow hoppers
MoltenTiger
Well-Known Member
It's quite possible that percentage is not including hoppers destroyed by accidental user error.
This latest cleaning how-to blog indicates that cleaning has caused many issues, possibly most.
This correlates to my experiences with most possible faults.
If it is an actual device failure, a misplaced pin, a unit error (straight to blue light, red then dead LED patterns) it's actually quite uncommon, 5% seems reasonable. Where as sensor issues have impacted almost everyone. Although the device stops working the failure isn't technically caused by a system fault.
The percentage of returned hoppers would be a different figure for sure.
But note that I have personally had repeated user faults causing most of my issues, where as 50% of my total ordered hoppers are entirely trouble free (but have never seen IPA).
I got bad quality ABV from both my devices with the dodgy back-end (old school GT001159) attached. The ABV was green to dark like in the pic above, if I really tried to vape. Otherwise it would be a goldeny brown at best.
A replacement part, or using my other back-end (both with >3000 serial difference from the OG), fixed the issue and the clouds were bigger, faster and the ABV is even and can get way dark.
If you're unhappy with your performance - frequent blue flickering, ABV disparity - file a warranty send the GH away and get one that works. The difference is huge
JoeMama
Well-Known Member
I am wondering this myself. Just recently I've been saying positive things about the new backend temp dial feeling so smooth, but it delivers very thin clouds; swapping an older backend proved that out to me, so I had to send the whole unit in --- and I hope that it's not just that the calibration is different. It would suck if GHL sent it back saying it was fine. I can't get more than a wisp of vapor at T4, and T5 wasn't super either.
I've had the blue flickering on mine from the start. I have 4 different GHB2 and they all act the same. Started a RMA and Caroline linked me to the tips n tricks which helped a little but not much. Gonna soldier on for a few more days then check back with her.
Here is ABV from one chamber I took up to 5, I've separated it as you can see some is a lot darker than other bits. Would you say this is normal?
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I can relate to this. I currently have a pint jar filled with this kind of ABV. As @biohacker says, I've noticed that unless you go for a full out toasting of a load, the top layer of flower is greener than the deeper strata. And as @moondog says, it also depends on the pack. But either way, that top layer, being further from the heat path, will be "less vaped".
MoltenTiger
Well-Known Member
turns out the GH is a bit less stealthy than I thought.
Don't expect to use this in an enclosed space (blowing clouds out the open window) and get away with it
Just a heads up, I'm home for holidays and thought I could sneak a low temp bong hit in. Apparently it stunk the room up strongly lol. No complaints on my end, but other noses might not agree haha
Don't expect to use this in an enclosed space (blowing clouds out the open window) and get away with it
Just a heads up, I'm home for holidays and thought I could sneak a low temp bong hit in. Apparently it stunk the room up strongly lol. No complaints on my end, but other noses might not agree haha
Gramin
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That's all they'd have with the latest batch, seeing as they sold out before and get them direct from the manufacturer. I think Vapefiend still has old stock floating, which have older chargers and GHB1s.
My 2s are holding up well. One battery saw me through two days for the first time ever last week
Caroline got back to me and I have to add batteries to account before Caroline enables free shipping on my account and invoices me separately for DHL shipping to Australia.
"Hi There,
We are only shipping GHB2 Batteries now. We are happy to send you some in Australia, but we must do so with DHL as regulations have changed. This shipping option has not been added to the website yet, so I will need to invoice you for shipping costs after the order is placed. Please go ahead and add the Batteries you want to your cart on GHVape.com and then I will enable free shipping. Once that is done, you can proceed to checkout. I will then send you an invoice via PayPal for DHL shipping costs after I get a quote together for that cost.
If you want to proceed, let me know when the Batteries are in your cart.
Best,
Caroline"
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MoltenTiger
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That's interesting. Perhaps USPS has changed their regulations for the new year.
Let us know what the price comes to with DHL, I paid $10 USD postage for my 5 batteries before
Gramin
Well-Known Member
Wow I paid $28 for 4 and shipping was $25 back in August. I got ripped!
biohacker
H.R.E.A.M
If the two Hoppers that I returned are functioning the way they are supposed to be, then I fell in love with a completely different vape! Then again I did get pretty great performance at times with the newer ones, so I think it's just a flaky inconsistent performance glitch. The new ones are now gone, and i'm left with my OG Ti and SS dinosaurs with super tight hard to turn backends and older chargers and GHB1 batteries....yet - my Hopper experience is out of this world!
I definitely did not need 4 GH's, but if the two newer ones worked like my 3rd hand older ones I would have kept them!
I'll more than likely send in my Ti at some point for the FRONT END. The Ti front end will not fit the Ti body, but it will fit at least 3 other bodies, and the other 3 front ends fit the Ti body no problem. Fucked! But i'll wait until the actual Ti body or backend goes before I go through the hassle....for now I just swap the SS and Ti front ends.....looks two-tone....but it works!
MoltenTiger
Well-Known Member
I did get my order sent with warranty parts, so I guess I might have just paid a bit on top
Mr. Me2
Well-Known Member
A contest begins...
vapviking
Old & In the Way
Yes, but I'll have to give details later.
Does it matter how many we originally purchased, like, for purposes of winning the contest?
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kbrown5523
Hopping in Washington
The grasshopper seems like it would fulfill my wildest vape dreams, but besides the wait time to get one, the problems with it seem overwhelming. Has anyone gotten one that worked, and kept working?
Of course they have!
And I'm actually fairly certain that there are many hundreds out there who are non-stop Hopping happy . . . and will never ever post about it. And for many of them, to do so would be to provoke a potential jinx! Why tempt fate?
Bad Juju!
So all I shall say is - check my post history in this thread, & see for yourself . . . .
Don't worry - it's more common than you think. In fact, anally vaping is actually a prerequisite to becoming a member here at FC in the first place!
Check the T&C's
HopOn.
Razshiro
Well-Known Member
Hello guys and happy new Year!!
I've just received my two GHB2 battery from vaposhop, I have a trouble with one battery; when i've tried to charge this battery in my Nitecore D2, the voltage was 1.7V and now after 1 hour the voltage is only 3.84, still going up but very slowly ... I never saw any of my GH battery with this very very low voltage, so do i need to be worried about that?
i've always charged my battery in "Low" mode with my Nitecore D2.
I will do more test this afternoon with this battery for check if after some use, the voltage is going down under 3.7v ... Thanks by advance for your advise !!
I've just received my two GHB2 battery from vaposhop, I have a trouble with one battery; when i've tried to charge this battery in my Nitecore D2, the voltage was 1.7V and now after 1 hour the voltage is only 3.84, still going up but very slowly ... I never saw any of my GH battery with this very very low voltage, so do i need to be worried about that?
i've always charged my battery in "Low" mode with my Nitecore D2.
I will do more test this afternoon with this battery for check if after some use, the voltage is going down under 3.7v ... Thanks by advance for your advise !!
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Baron23
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Yes, mine has ran beautifully for what...maybe 8 months now without a hiccup. It is NOT a daily driver but it is in the rotation.
But I'm still in the place where I cannot recommend the GH except to a experienced, vape tech, early adopter type due to concerns on reliability.
I'm glad they say that they have their failure rate reduced but I personally will believe it when people no longer reporting flashing lights and broken GHs.
By the by, I believe the quote was something like "they have reduced the failures rate to less than 5%". I don't think this is very meaningful in reliability engineering terms. Exactly what 5%? Are they saying that they are having 5% of shipped units be dead on arrival or suffer infant mortality (failure within some defined short initial period of use). If so, that really isn't all that good.
Reliability figures.....ones that would be truly meaningful to us....would generally have to have an operating time component....be a failure in time (FIT) rate or mean time between failures (MTBF). E.g. failures expected in a population over some number of operating hours such as failures per thousand of operating hours or the mean time between such failures over the population.
Just saying 5% failure rate is really rather meaningless to me.
vapviking
Old & In the Way
(apologies for multiple self quotes!)Yes, but I'll have to give details later.
Does it matter how many we originally purchased, like, for purposes of winning the contest?
How many Grasshoppers have "stopped working" for you?
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/e...warranty-discussion.21860/page-4#post-1066554