I had read on this forum that the wattage goes from 5 to 12 watts with the center point on the dial at 8.5 watts.
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I had read on this forum that the wattage goes from 5 to 12 watts with the center point on the dial at 8.5 watts.
Well thanks for all the input folks. I reckon I could just buy myself a meter huh. 
Anyone else's top and/or bottom cap ever become a little wobbly? I have to give the screws a small turn about once a week. No biggie, just curious.
I can get about 8 hours on a 2.1 ohm coil @ 8.6-9 watts. Everyone else seems to be getting days out of their Opus. Can anyone reflect on that for me? I bought it just two weeks old from someone on the classies, and everything seemed to be in tip top shape, but who knows. I had a lot of weird charging issues in the beginning. It seems to charge correctly now, it just take 11 billion hours to get that green light.
I'm thinking I should contact Opus about having it looked at and possibly replaced. I have the invoice number and it is under warranty. Thoughts?
I'm thinking I should contact Opus about having it looked at and possibly replaced. I have the invoice number and it is under warranty. Thoughts?
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My old one is like that as well. It's going in for service.
My new one, which is three weeks old, charges in about 4 hours
if completely spent. At full charge, I get three tanks of service out of it
at around 9.5w with a 3ohm carto.
My new one, which is three weeks old, charges in about 4 hours
if completely spent. At full charge, I get three tanks of service out of it
at around 9.5w with a 3ohm carto.
Yeah I've got a screw that doesn't lock in either. As a matter of fact I believe it's the exact same screw you mentioned, thankfully no crack in the wood though. I've only been getting about 8-9 hours run time out of mine too, but that's alright with me. As long as it last a work day I'm all good. It does seem to take forever to charge though. Anyone know how the service is handled if you are the second hand owner?
I'm sure they will be pretty good with service regardless. I'm not sure about warranty, though.
The screw in the wood sounds like stripped threading on the wood.
Wood hates threading. Except if its iron wood.
The screw in the wood sounds like stripped threading on the wood.
Wood hates threading. Except if its iron wood.
I was looking at it the other day wondering if it just threaded straight into the wood. I reckoned it was, and thought that was kinda odd. But thanks for the heads up jp. I'll shoot 'em an e-mail and ask what kinda price I'd be looking at to have it serviced. Have I said lately how much I love this forum!
Ok so I just had to have a looksy under the hood. It does screw straight into the wood. On mine it cracked the wood on the inside. Hopefully the kind folks over at nHaler or Opus Vapor can help me get it straightened out.
Hopefully the kind folks over at nHaler or Opus Vapor can help me get it straightened out.
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This poor thread seems like it's dying...Maybe some new product would bring it back to life.
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This poor thread seems like it's dying...Maybe some new product would bring it back to life.
How bout a little Opus porn. This is Opie, all tucked in for the nite on his own pillow...
siouxsie, what an interesting sig line!
How bout a little Opus porn. This is Opie, all tucked in for the nite on his own pillow...
siouxsie, what an interesting sig line!
Thanks Kat! How about a pic of you in the leopard print?
just playin'! Nice to see u.
I'll work on it. And if it's good, may I put it in my sig line?
Nice to "see" you, too!
Come on, Opus-itians, where are ya!? (Opus-ites? Opus Grovians? Opans? What ARE we?)
Nice to "see" you, too!
Come on, Opus-itians, where are ya!? (Opus-ites? Opus Grovians? Opans? What ARE we?)
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