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Home / Shop / HoneyStick Honeystick Plasma GQ 2.0 Wax Vaporizer Pen Original price was: $149.95.Current price is: $99.95. Orders placed before 2pm ET ship the same day. In the Box 2 x Pyrex Glass Chambers. 1 x Micro USB Charging Cable. 1 x High-End Dab Tool. 2 x Cleaning Isopropyle Tips. 1 x Silicone Glass Protector. OverviewThe Plasma GQ 2.0 by HoneyStick is a revolutionary vape pen designed for wax concentrates, offering the purest and most flavor-filled concentrates experience available from a pocket-sized vape unit. This unique pen design ensures that the concentrates do not come into contact with the heating element.The proprietary heating element is encapsulated below a glass bowl that holds the concentrates of your choice. This glass (Quartz) is “super-heated” by the heating element, reaching a maximum temperature of 750 degrees Fahrenheit across three temperature settings. The air inlet is located right above the bowl, providing the purest flavor-filled vape notes attainable from a device of this size.DesignThe Plasma GQ 2.0 is flavor-chasing connoisseur and can be used with waxes, dabs, crumbles, rosins, thicker slabs, and even small amounts of essential oils for a few puffs of greatness. Specs Vaporizer NameHoneystick Plasma GQ 2.0BrandHoneyStickWarranty90 DaysCompatible WithArrayBody MaterialAluminumHeat Up Time3 SecondsPrecise Temp ControlNoTemp Range3 LevelsOven MaterialQuartz510 ThreadNoSessions Per Charge6-9Charge Time2-3 HoursBattery TypeInternalBattery Capacity1200mAhCharger TypeMicro-USBDisplay TypeLEDSmartphone AppNoVibration NotificationsNoAdjustable AirflowNo

100KHz Frequency span: 100KHzFrequency band 3: 76MHz to 108MHz Frequency step: 100KHz Frequency span: 100KHzFrequency band 4: 240MHz to 1040MHz Frequency step: 1KHz to 10KHz Frequency span: 50KHz to 4000KHzFrequency band 5: 2.4Ghz to 2.5GHz Frequency step: 25KHz to 405KHz Frequency span: 58KHz to 812KHzAudible alarm: beep/sirenVisual alarm: green, red LEDOperating temperature & humidity: 5 to 40 degree C, below 80% RHWorking Voltage: 3.6-3.7VDisplay: LCD dot matrix, back lightedPower Consumption: 25mW to 125mW (backlight dependant)Power: Supply 3.7V Li-Ion battery / USB powerDimensions 135 x 78 x 25 mm (5.25'x 3' x 1') Auto Identify the EMF Radiation Possible SourceGQ EMF Meter is capable to identify the common possible EMF radiation source once it collected valid data from the source. The common sources include: Power Line, WiFi, Microwave, static electricity, AC EF(AC voltage Electric Field) etc. It also can provide detailed information of the source. Such as power and approximate frequency.Open Communication ProtocolGQ EMF Meter provides open GQ RFC1701 communication protocol for easier system integration. User is able to send command to operate the meter remotely.See software download section for detailed GQ RFC1701 protocol.GQ EMF-PRO Utility SoftwareGQ EMF Meter comes with a free Windows utility software. User is able to remote control the unit and get the EMF,RF data from device. It also can save the data into the .csv spredsheet file.See software download section for detailed GQ RFC1701 protocol.For technical support, please visit our support forum: EMF-390 1:1 SimulatorTry the exact user interface demo(simulation) software of GQ EMF Meter before

June 7, 2018 / 2:27 PM EDT / CBS News Brendan Fraser says the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which runs the Golden Globes, pressured him to downplay his allegation that its former president, Philip Berk, groped him in 2003. Fraser, who came forward in February to accuse Berk of sexual misconduct, talked to GQ magazine about his sexual harassment claim with the HFPA. Fraser said that he spoke with an independent investigator in April, which the HFPA confirmed. Then, he said, the HFPA asked him to sign a joint statement saying the investigation found that Berk touched Fraser inappropriately but "the evidence supports that it was intended to be taken as a joke and not as a sexual advance."The actor said he refused to sign, because he "didn't get the joke." He also said he did not care why Berk touched him. Brendan Fraser says former Hollywood Foreign Press Association president sexually harassed him"I'm the only one who would know where I was touched on my body," he said to GQ. In February, Fraser told GQ that in 2003, as he was leaving a luncheon held by the HFPA at the Beverly Hills Hotel, Berk stopped him and shook his hand. Then, Fraser said, Berk groped him. "His left hand reaches around, grabs my a** cheek, and one of his fingers touches me in the taint," said Fraser. "And he starts moving it around." The former "Mummy" star said that he panicked. "I felt ill," Fraser said. He told GQ that he removed Berk's hand. "I felt like a little kid. I felt like there was a ball in my throat. I thought I was going to cry."Fraser recalled that when he left the room, he saw a police officer but could not bring himself to report what happened. Then he went home and told his wife. Berk, who has admitted to pinching Fraser's behind, denied that the incident went beyond that, saying, "Mr. Fraser's version is a total fabrication."The HFPA investigated the accusation, but Fraser said the organization declined to share the full results of their investigation with him.Fraser said when the group approached him and asked him to sign off on the statement, "What I said to them was, 'Show me the investigator's report, and then I'll know what I'm signing off on.'" But Fraser said the HFPA refused to share the report. Berk told GQ he was