Andjoe
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No one seems to be talking about caps with the Solo 3. I’d love to see someone’s experience with them on the 3.
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bulllee
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I just started using my capsules from my Roffu. They fit i n the regular stems flush. I started at 428 just to see what would happen and I was plesently surprised. very nice rips with minimal draw resistance. 428 is too hot with the capsules, with the heater on the S3 I only go to 390 with capsules.
One last thing, the extraction is increased due to the added conventional heat
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Andjoe
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Convection IS conventional!I just started using my capsules from my Roffu. They fit i n the regular stems flush. I started at 428 just to see what would happen and I was plesently surprised. very nice rips with minimal draw resistance. 428 is too hot with the capsules, with the heater on the S3 I only go to 390 with capsules.
One last thing, the extraction is increased due to the added conventional heat
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Seems like that would add a lot more conduction actually...? More metal
pxl_jockey
Just a dude
Hell yeah, after reading through the thread and reviews elsewhere, getting this bad boy and joining the Solo 3 party!
electrokho82
Member
Hello, here is my first YouTube video review (the Solo 3) in English. I apologize for any mistakes, as English is not my native language: My YouTube review of the Solo 3 (and test)
bulllee
Agent Provocateur
Sorry , I'm a former chef, thought I was in the kitchen again 
. And convection and conventional are two different ovens.Conventional ovens feature heating elements on the top and bottom of the oven cavity. Convection ovens have these elements in addition to a fan that helps circulate hot air throughout the oven cavity.
electrokho82
Member
This question comes back often, so I will explain how I arrived at a consumption of 15 watts (I am an electrical engineer). I waited until the Solo 3 reached 0% battery (it turned off by itself), then I plugged in the 15 watts charger and turned on the Solo 3. I completed a session with the XL stem at 410 and 428 degrees Fahrenheit (max temperature). At the end of the session, I unplugged the charger. The Solo 3 showed 3% charge, indicating that the 15-watt charger supplied enough power to run the device at its highest temperature while charging the battery from 0% to 3%. This suggests that the heater consumes a little bit less than 15 watts. It also explains why the battery life is so long....
Cacahuates
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Was this a thing? On the 2? Yikes. I thought they fixed all this airpath business.
This looks perfect. Does anyone know if the Roffu caps are the same size as the capsules for the potv Lobo or the Xmax V3? Or the Potv One?I just started using my capsules from my Roffu. They fit i n the regular stems flush. I started at 428 just to see what would happen and I was plesently surprised. very nice rips with minimal draw resistance. 428 is too hot with the capsules, with the heater on the S3 I only go to 390 with capsules.
One last thing, the extraction is increased due to the added conventional heat
Petetbay
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Roffu, V3Pro and POTV One caps are all about the same size and interchangeable, the Lobo caps are larger and don’t fit anything else but the Lobo.
Abysmal Vapor
Supersniffer 2000 - robot fart detection device
The Arizer Solo 2 Teardown. We take vaporizers Apart.
It's what's on the inside that counts. We take apart vaporizers so you dont have to. The Solo 2 had many sturdy parts which came apart easily.
Lets hope they do the solo 3 too. There is also a dab of processor silicone glue between the heater donut and the metal bucket in the air 2 ,so it might also in the 2 and 3 other than that gasket. Iff the new Solo 3 is even more powerful , i hope they removed that crap.The Arizer Solo 2 Teardown. We take vaporizers Apart.
It's what's on the inside that counts. We take apart vaporizers so you dont have to. The Solo 2 had many sturdy parts which came apart easily.puffitup.com
It's not silicone glue. Someone on reddit goes around accusing Arizer about using thermal paste based on an old teardown from Puffitup that incorrectly stated that Arizer uses Thermal paste.
Here's a direct response from Arizer when asked to address those claims:
Abysmal Vapor
Supersniffer 2000 - robot fart detection device
NVM,i am glad it was not a silicone glue . I also used one for a bit and always felt something was off in the taste so attributed it to this.
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HighTime
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@vpr85 In the teardown posted, it seems in order for air to reach the bottom of the SS chamber so that it can then pass through the four holes in that chamber to be then drawn through the glass tube/bowl and herb, it first has to pass through the hole at the bottom of the beige plastic piece that envelops the SS chamber. The group of wires also passes through this same hole in the beige plastic piece. Once in there, it seems the air also presumably makes contact with the ceramic heater and ceramic putty connected to the wires. The wires and so on, according to the Arizer quote, may be food/medical grade, heat rated, but air still appears to pass over them, and if that’s the case they would not be, technically, isolated from the air path.
R1ng0
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Each to their own i've always found the solo 2 to be hands down the best tasting vaporiser nothing touches it for taste in mvho
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Absolutely have vapes that can provide purer flavors in my experience, much simpler designs with less materials, mystery etc. However when I am using good bud, Solo3 still impresses, it is the bad bud that is just noticeably worse here unfortunately lol
ginolicious
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That’s how I feel with my Firefly 2+. But I think I’m jumping on the solo 3 train.
TheScamericann
Active Member
The solo 3 is the king of vapes! Received mines on saturday and i haven't been able to put it down since. Effortless clouds, pure clean flavour and 1 Xl bowl is more than enough to get me proper baked. I done 2 XL bowlS one after another yesterday and hit a bad buzz, couldnt open my eyes without the whole room spinning 
So go easy folk this thing hits HAAAAARD!
So go easy folk this thing hits HAAAAARD!
Petetbay
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It is the most open Arizer I’ve used, but not as open as say a Mighty. There’s restriction, but I find it just right.
I have the S2, Air Max, and the S2 Max and they were progressively more open, with the S3 even more open.
Great any way you want it, with On Demand offering a host of options that you can set it anyway you want it. The latent heat of the heater in On Demand works excellent allowing additional pulls after the heater shuts off, it’s really quite amazing.
That all depends what temps and how you’re running it. Lately I’m running the stem 1/8“ off the bowl for more convection effect and tasty clouds come easy and I don’t pull hard. I used to push the stem to the bottom to finish it off and you really taste the hardness then, but I find it unnecessary now to make sure the bowl is nicely roasted. The best roasts I get out of anything I have, some kind of alien tech.
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Petetbay
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Yes
TheScamericann
Active Member
On demand mode if you want to take one big puff then put it down. If you want to have a short break inbetween puffs session mode works great for it, i sometimes take 20 second breaks between puffs and it still tastes really good.