I almost waited to order until I got home tonight. Ya snooze ya lose I guess.
we have some of the same model coming before the new model.
Imagine,
I noticed that the shipping notification email no longer allows you to click of the tracking number to check the status. Now you have to copy and paste into the USPS website. Are there plans on going back to the old way where you cold simply click on the tracking number and it would automatically bring up the USPS tracking page
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AWESUM: Are you tweaking your Clearo's so they don't leak? I keep mine upright - yet every 2nd or 3rd vape I'm unscrewing and wiping off the battery top. It doesn't happen as much if I have a little extra piece from the rubber cap slipped in between the inside piece and the bottom of the screw on top. Seems like it has to go on PERFECTLY straight ... and I noticed better luck if I keep the juice below the 1.4 mark.
well it will not be any sooner then October... but we will be carrying a brand new line of american made liquids.
That is about all I can say![]()
Let me jump in i am on bed with sunburns and welding burns but i had to answer.Here's another one for Imagine....Given that the batteries are all lithium Ion and, technically, are not plagued by "memory" like a NiCAD is, is it safe (read as "good practice") to charge them before the charge indicator says they're in need of a charge? As an example, I was just using a 78mm/CE3 and the vapor output dropped quite a bit but the tip light was still lighting up at full brilliance. I suspected a battery on the verge of needing a charge and tried the CE3 on an X2 and got normally high vapor output, so I just put that 78mm in a charger and switched to another even though the battery didn't visibly indicate it needed a charge. I would assume, that word again, that your answer applies to a PCC as well because the battery types are the same.
Let me jump in i am on bed with sunburns and welding burns but i had to answer.
The internal asic on these batteries takes care of this for you.
When the led indicates charging the battery has 3.2V which is the safe cut off voltage for these batteries. Even if you want you cannot discharge it more or when you charge you cannot charge it further.
There is no need to use it like an actual battery since it's a device with a internal microcontroller.
The USB adaptor you have is just that, an adaptor. The circuit in this contains only a voltage comparator to drive the red/blue led to show you the status.
This battery can be charged with 4.5V - 6.0V since the real charger is inside the battery.
The adaptor only provides whatever your USB port has and compares the input vs output, that's it.
It doesn't matter if you charge it half way but you have to realize those types of batteries have a low cycle life (around 300 times)
Dear Imagine,
What is the turn around time now on orders? I ordered yesterday early and it's still processing. I waited to order until SI got their tracking issues solved. This is the first time since I started with them my order hasn't shipped either same day or next. Filled out a contact CS thing with the order number on it but haven't heard back.
I think SI is suffering from a combination of growing pains and a software problem which is a very unfortunate mix of headaches. I placed an order at about 6:30 Monday morning and it was shipped today. I think between the CE3 commotion, everyone talking up SI customer service and products combined with their software problem they are a little overwhelmed at the moment. Patience is a virtue, but needing vaping supplies is a whole other thing!
I think they worked out the computer glitch, but didn't she say something about hiring (thus having to train) 3 new people? Bet they'll still come through within the 48-hour window though. Hi, Wuzz! Missed ya!
That's exactly what I've been wondering! Never thot in terms of once a day equaling nearly a year!Here's another one for Imagine....Given that the batteries are all lithium Ion and, technically, are not plagued by "memory" like a NiCAD is, is it safe (read as "good practice") to charge them before the charge indicator says they're in need of a charge? As an example, I was just using a 78mm/CE3 and the vapor output dropped quite a bit but the tip light was still lighting up at full brilliance. I suspected a battery on the verge of needing a charge and tried the CE3 on an X2 and got normally high vapor output, so I just put that 78mm in a charger and switched to another even though the battery didn't visibly indicate it needed a charge. I would assume, that word again, that your answer applies to a PCC as well because the battery types are the same.
That'll be tomorrow then. Hi Cindy, why were you aiming at me?![]()