Old Stoner1958
Well-Known Member
If you had bought Fury Edge capsules instead of Rouge they would fit.
XVape XLUX ROFFU
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Caps are available in Canada here,
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dapatcho
Member
Ty for this, I'll do some more nosing around for a store I can physically go to to dodge shipping but I don't think I'll have any luckCaps are available in Canada here,
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WetWithSharp
Active Member
I might be overthinking this but I'd rather be over-informed rather than under-informed in this regard. I'm more used to a desktop vape (SSV) so I'm not used to using these batteries typically.
Now that Summer's here, will walking around with these batteries in a bag in 100 degree sun matter? I can just use them like normal or I should take caution when using them in the heat? What about leaving them in the car in the heat?
People seem very casual about these batteries and I'm not used to using them. I just want to make sure I'm not missing any safety precautions. The last thing I want is to be messing with an unstable battery or having it explode.
Now that Summer's here, will walking around with these batteries in a bag in 100 degree sun matter? I can just use them like normal or I should take caution when using them in the heat? What about leaving them in the car in the heat?
People seem very casual about these batteries and I'm not used to using them. I just want to make sure I'm not missing any safety precautions. The last thing I want is to be messing with an unstable battery or having it explode.
Philossifer
Member
I bought some batteries from a company called Vapcell and they included a nice, insulated, zippered case that holds four batteries.
It's perfect when I'm on the go..... They sell battery cases on Amazon too.
I wouldn't just throw them in your pocket or leave them in a hot car.
Good luck,
Phil
Good question, I would not leave the battery on the dash in direct sunlight but kept in the vape or in a decent battery case will be fine stored elsewhere out of direct sunlight.
vapviking
Old & In the Way
Yes, use caution, these are not your typical AA's!
Do not carry loose batteries. Keep them in some case, or the device.
Look at them regularly, to check for any damage to the sleeve (cover), a major precursor to "accidents". Either replace or re-sleeve if necessary.
Batteries do not like extreme cold or heat. If you have a trunk in your car, that would be a better place for them compared to the passenger compartment that lets lots more heat into the vehicle through the windows. Never carry loose, always in the device or in a proper storage case.
WetWithSharp
Active Member
So the ambient high temperature is not so much an issue (such as if I was carrying them around in a bag outside in 100 degree weather, or if they were left on the floor of the car in their plastic foggy battery case), more so it's just the direct sunlight that's cause for concern? That's surprising.
I knew that they should never be loose and always in their carrying pack. I've just been using the foggy, plastic, 2 battery case that they came in. I assume that's fine? It's fine to leave them in that in the heat as well, just not direct sunlight?
I do, I only have the cheap plastic 2x18650 holders that came with torches etc.
I live in Tasmania so not as hot in the car as some mainland states but you should be right.
Did the same thing recently. I get more hits out of it.
Yeah, I have a very low tolerance and I'm effectively working with a lot of conduction and it's working well for me. I recently changed my usage for the better:
I used fill a capsule and over time take 4-5 sessions out of it over an evening (or beyond), at steadily increasing temperature to use it up, otherwise early hits would have me over-medicated and/or coughing up a lung. This was also sub-optimal due to getting different actives out of different heats early and late in the capsule.
I've switched to high-temp (310C/590F) full-extraction of a tiny dose instead to get the full spectrum it has to give. The tube of dosing caps lets me line up the sessions. It does occur to me the way I'm using it I may as well just use a conduction device as I'm not really getting the convection benefits. Sadly flavor is not significant at these amounts, but it's nicer than the end stages of a well toasted full load. I also do much less coughing and it's much easier to predict/control dose this way.
Below is actually a pretty generous dose for me of MA retail weed. Yes I know this is unbelievably small from some people's perspective. Doing 2 or 3 of these each evening seems to keep my tolerance constant and low level, while still giving pretty strong effects. For comparison, about 7.5mg-10mg of edibles gives me similar effects but for longer. Any time I've raised my consumption I find the pleasure tails off and can't be found again by increasing dose.
Also blasting like this at high temp keeps everything cleaner and I almost never have to clean the caps.
tl; dr: for low-dosers, completely consuming a capsule in one session is a good way to go IMO, so just fill the capsule with the amount you want to consume right now and blast it.
Philossifer
Member
Can anyone give me a detailed explanation as to how the "Puff Counter" works.
Not sure if I'm using this function correctly?
1) When I go into the puff count screen (3-clicks) and then return to the session screen (3-clicks again) the session timer resets back to 6-minutes instead of continuing the timer where it left off. Is that right?
2) When I remove the battery and install a fresh battery, the puff count returns to zero. I thought it was supposed to keep a running puff count like an odometer on a car, or an hour-meter on an engine.
The instruction manual doesn't go into much detail about the puff counter other than how to enter and exit the function. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Phil
Not sure if I'm using this function correctly?
1) When I go into the puff count screen (3-clicks) and then return to the session screen (3-clicks again) the session timer resets back to 6-minutes instead of continuing the timer where it left off. Is that right?
2) When I remove the battery and install a fresh battery, the puff count returns to zero. I thought it was supposed to keep a running puff count like an odometer on a car, or an hour-meter on an engine.
The instruction manual doesn't go into much detail about the puff counter other than how to enter and exit the function. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Phil
My impression is the same as yours - it's a half-baked and worthless. Actually kind of worse than useless because sometimes you summon it by accident.
The user interface is a bit ridiculous on this thing, though thankfully the device works well in spite of that. The most frustrating thing is someone must have put time and effort into graphics but didn't spend much of their time on ease of use and utility. Something way visually simpler could have done the job much better.
Old Stoner1958
Well-Known Member
The Puff Counter is for the On Demand mode.
I dont think the interface is rediculas. What is it you dont like? It gives all the information I need.
I dont think the interface is rediculas. What is it you dont like? It gives all the information I need.
It's just needlessly awkward and complex. Five clicks all the time just to turn it on and off, temperature changes by the single degree is way too fussy when 3 or 5 presets would be plenty (esp with settings to adjust what they are). And why the hell does it buzz intrusively to tell you it auto-shut off but doesn't buzz to tell you it's up to temperature except on the very first time? And then the bugs - start it up and have it instantly shut down sometimes, display corruption. Always-on display lighting up a dark room. I could come up with more without much difficulty. It's just poorly thought out and awkward for the tiny functionality it provides.
I had a Firewood vape with one button and no screen and the interface was everything I needed with simple clicks.
None of this makes it truly hard to use, but it's way more awkward, buggy and mildly irritating than it needs to be.
maremaresing
Well-Known Member
I agree completely. The horrendous UI is the fatal flaw in the roffu. It's just very user unfriendly, built to shoehorn a useless feature into the device. But the device works well otherwise and there isn't anything else on the market that fits its role better IMO.
Old Stoner1958
Well-Known Member
I have had the 5 clicks not work now and then (usually when I click to fast).
I really like the one degree temp stepping ( you can find your sweet spot) I have a vape with 5 prsets and I wish it was by degree instead.
I guess to each thier own. For the money this ROFFU is fabtastic IMO and hits as hard as you want it to. Hard to compare it to a Firefly 2 which costs much more and it is not nearly as versitle and has its own issues.
This is my opinion and you know what they say about opinions.
I really like the one degree temp stepping ( you can find your sweet spot) I have a vape with 5 prsets and I wish it was by degree instead.
I guess to each thier own. For the money this ROFFU is fabtastic IMO and hits as hard as you want it to. Hard to compare it to a Firefly 2 which costs much more and it is not nearly as versitle and has its own issues.
This is my opinion and you know what they say about opinions.
vapviking
Old & In the Way
Consider trying the glass mp, it's nice! It is sold as glass mp/wpa.
You have an earlier version, the unit does not do this anymore as we listened to what people want, and if possible we address the concern.
Even my OG does not do this, not sure why yours is behaving this way, start a warranty return if it bothers you. Thru where you purchased it or here,
Email: Support@xvapeusa.com
Phone: 9095171100
This was the industry standard, it was needed for the puff counter.
You can hold down the temp step button and the unit will jump in 10-degree increments...only having a few preset temps would be a large step backward IMO.
I was told a longer duck bill would be available...that was quite a while back but all we got was the glass wpa/mouthpiece...I will chase it up again.
It 'estimates' puff counting when in session mode depending on session lengths.
I'd gladly lose the puff counter.This was the industry standard, it was needed for the puff counter.
The 5 clicks is my main negative for the device -- which says a lot about the device!
There isn't really an "industry standard", from what I can see. I have devices that turn on with 5 clicks, 3 clicks and a single long press.
In any event, the 5 (properly timed) clicks results in my device usually taking 10 or 15 clicks to turn off. I have WAY more clicks on my Roffu than I have puffs!
For me, the button hold results in an 11 degree jump.... the usual single degree when first pressed, and then another 10 after the longer press is detected. A nice idea that wasn't implemented as elegantly as it could have been.
vapviking
Old & In the Way
The 5 clicks is very standard in the box mod world, and that is where this tech migrated from. Puff counters are big with the box mods, too.
I agree, I do not like either of them.
hinglemccringleberry
Well-Known Member
@LesPlenty
Sorry if this has already been discussed, but do you know if they're coming out with an inline bubbler for the Roffu like they have for the v3 Pro?
https://www.420edc.com/xmax/xmax-v3-pro-bubbler/
Sorry if this has already been discussed, but do you know if they're coming out with an inline bubbler for the Roffu like they have for the v3 Pro?
https://www.420edc.com/xmax/xmax-v3-pro-bubbler/