Flying Horse Power Split Instructions: Kit, Pods and Flavors

These Flying Horse power split instructions walk you from the box to your last pod, step by step.

The Power Split is the odd one out in the brand’s lineup. It is not a throwaway disposable.

Instead, it pairs a rechargeable battery with a replaceable 9 g pod. So you keep the battery and swap pods.

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What the Power Split Actually Is

Most Flying Horse vapes are sealed units. When the oil runs out, the whole device is finished.

The Power Split changes that model. Its battery stays with you, while the oil lives in a separate pod.

Each pod holds 9 g of oil. That matches the largest size in the brand’s catalog.

Reseller listings describe the oil as a THCP and Delta-8 blend. Check each flavor’s lab report for the exact profile.

The look is distinctive, too. The brand gives each flavor a checkerboard design in matching colors.

Kit Versus Pod: Two Different Products

This trips up many first-time buyers. The kit and the pod are sold as separate products.

• The Power Split 9G Kit includes the rechargeable battery and one 9 g pod.
• The Power Split 9G Pod is a replacement pod only. It has no battery.

So a pod on its own will not work. You need the battery from a Power Split kit first.

The pod listing says it fits the Power Split battery from the kit. No other battery is listed.

Unboxing Your Power Split Kit

Open the box on a clean, flat surface. Small parts are easy to drop or lose.

What to Look For

1. The rechargeable battery.
2. One 9 g pod in your chosen flavor.
3. An instruction card from the brand.
4. Any packaging plugs, caps or protective film.

Keep the instruction card somewhere safe. It is the only source for the exact controls on your version.

Next, inspect the pod. It should look intact, with no cracks and no oil on the outside.

Also, check the battery shell for damage. If anything arrived broken, stop and contact us before use.

Remove Packaging Plugs

New pods and batteries often ship with protective pieces. These can block airflow or the connection.

Therefore, remove every sticker, cap or plug you find. Do this before attaching the pod.

A forgotten plug is one of the most common reasons a new kit seems dead.

Step 1: Charge the Battery

The Power Split battery charges over USB-C. A standard phone cable and charger will do.

Charge the battery fully before your first session. A full charge gives the coil steady power from the start.

We don’t list a charge time or battery capacity. The brand hasn’t published those figures in our sources.

Instead, follow the card for any charging indicator on your version. Then unplug once it shows full.

Charging Habits That Help

• Use a clean, undamaged USB-C cable.
• Charge at room temperature, not in a hot car.
• Don’t leave it charging unattended for long periods.
• Recharge before the battery fully drains.

Step 2: Attach the Pod

Here we stay deliberately general. The attachment method can vary, so we won’t invent a mechanism.

Instead, follow the steps on your instruction card. It shows exactly how the pod meets the battery.

A few universal rules still apply, though.

• Make sure the pod and battery contacts are clean and dry.
• Line the pod up as the card shows.
• Never force a pod that resists. Check the alignment instead.
• Confirm the pod sits firmly before you take a draw.

If the fit feels loose or wrong, remove the pod. Then compare it with the card’s diagram and try again.

Step 3: Take Your First Draw

Once the pod is seated, you’re ready. Start with a slow, gentle inhale.

Use the firing method shown on your card. Some batteries fire on the draw, others use a control.

Keep the first draws short. These are high-potency hemp-derived blends designed for experienced adults.

Wait between puffs, too. Chain-pulling can overheat the coil and spoil the flavor.

For general drawing and storage habits, see our guide on how to use every Flying Horse device.

Step 4: Swap Pods When One Runs Out

This is the Power Split’s main advantage. When a pod empties, the battery keeps working.

1. Remove the empty pod as your card describes.
2. Check the battery contacts. Wipe away any residue with a dry cloth.
3. Take a new pod and remove its packaging plugs.
4. Attach the new pod following the card.
5. Take a gentle test draw.

You can also switch flavors mid-pod. Simply remove one pod and attach another.

When you store a half-used pod, keep it upright and capped if a cap came with it.

Flying Horse Power Split Instructions for Choosing a Flavor

Both the kit and the pod come in the same ten flavors. Below, each one gets a short taste note.

The brand describes the range as icy fruit, tropical, berries, crisp apple, smoky pine and intense cooling.

We matched each name to those families. Treat the notes as a guide, not a lab-tested flavor profile.

Taste notes come from flavor names and brand copy. Personal taste always varies.

Quick Picks by Mood

• Like it cold? Try Subzero or Frosted Grape.
• Prefer fruit? Try Wild Strawberry, Raspberry Rush or Velvet Apple.
• Want tropical? Pineapple Drizzle is the obvious pick.
• Tired of sweet? Smoky Pine offers a woodier change.
• Something bold? Blue Bomb or Power Surge fit the high-energy theme.

Power Split Versus a Dual-Tank Disposable

Many shoppers weigh the Power Split against a sealed 9 g disposable. Both hold 9 g, yet they work differently.

How the Power Split Differs

The Power Split holds one flavor per pod. In contrast, dual-tank lines like Stoner Blend 9G hold two strains.

Dual devices let you fire one tank or both. The Power Split instead lets you change the whole pod.

So the choice comes down to style. Do you want two strains in one shell, or one swappable flavor?

Cost Over Time

The first purchase costs more. Our kit sells for $54.99, while 9 g disposables run $34.99 to $39.99.

However, each replacement pod is $34.99. After the first kit, you pay only for oil, not a new battery.

Prices can change, of course. Check our price guide for the current picture across sizes.

Less Waste

Because the battery is reusable, you throw away less hardware. That alone appeals to many regular users.

Still, a pod is a sealed part. Don’t try to refill or open it.

Which Should You Pick?

• Choose the Power Split if you like rotating single flavors and keeping one battery.
• Choose a dual-tank 9 g if you want two strains and a 3-in-1 blend mode in one shell.
• Choose a smaller disposable if you want to try the brand at a lower price.

If you go the dual-tank route, our guide to sativa and indica tanks explains the strain labels.

Kit or Pod? A Side-by-Side Comparison

Use this table to decide what to order next. Prices are our current store prices and may change.

When to Buy Pods

Buy pods once you own a working battery. Each pod costs less than a new kit.

Pods also let you rotate flavors. For example, keep a cool flavor and a fruit flavor on hand.

When to Buy a New Kit

Buy a new kit for your first purchase. You need the battery before pods will work.

A second kit also makes sense as a backup. For instance, keep one battery charged while the other charges.

Finally, replace the kit if your battery gets damaged. A cracked or water-damaged battery shouldn’t be used.

Your First-Session Checklist

Before your first draw, run through this short list. It catches nearly every setup mistake.

1. Battery charged fully over USB-C.
2. All plugs, stickers and film removed from the pod.
3. Pod and battery contacts clean and dry.
4. Pod attached exactly as the instruction card shows.
5. Pod seated firmly, with no wobble.
6. Device at room temperature.
7. First draw slow, short and gentle.

Tick every box and the kit should fire normally. If it doesn’t, jump to the troubleshooting section below.

Common Mistakes With Pod Systems

Pod systems bring a few new habits. Most mistakes come from treating the kit like a disposable.

• Buying a pod first without owning the battery.
• Forcing a pod that is not aligned.
• Letting oil residue build up on the contacts.
• Storing half-used pods on their side in a warm spot.
• Throwing away the battery with the first empty pod.

That last one happens more than you’d think. Keep the battery, because it is the part you paid extra for.

Caring for the Battery Over Months

The battery is the long-term part of this system. A little care helps it keep working pod after pod.

Keep the Contacts Clean

Every pod swap is a chance for residue to reach the contacts. Over time, that can weaken the connection.

So wipe the contact area with a dry, lint-free cloth at each swap. Avoid liquids near the charging port.

Mind the Port

Pocket lint collects in USB-C ports. As a result, a cable may stop seating properly.

Check the port now and then. Also, keep the battery in a clean pocket or a small case.

Avoid Drops and Moisture

Like any rechargeable device, the battery dislikes impacts and water. Therefore, keep it away from sinks and pools.

If the shell cracks or swells, stop using it. Then replace it with a new kit instead.

Carrying the Power Split on the Go

The pod format makes the kit easy to carry. Still, a few habits keep it working away from home.

• Carry spare pods in their original packaging.
• Keep the kit out of hot cars and direct sun.
• Bring a USB-C cable on longer trips.
• Store the device upright in a bag pocket when possible.

Also, remember that rules on hemp products differ from state to state. Check the law wherever you travel.

Finally, keep the kit away from children and pets at all times, including in luggage.

Storing Your Battery and Pods

Good storage protects both the oil and the battery. Fortunately, the rules are easy.

• Store pods upright at room temperature.
• Keep everything away from heat and direct sunlight.
• Never leave the kit in a hot car.
• Keep spare pods in their packaging until use.
• Store everything out of reach of children and pets.

Cold weather thickens oil. So if the kit has been somewhere chilly, let it warm up before use.

Also, keep the battery charged during long breaks. A fully drained battery can be slow to wake.

Troubleshooting the Power Split

Most issues come down to power, connection or technique. Work through these checks in order.

Nothing Happens When I Draw

First, charge the battery fully with USB-C. Then check that the pod sits firmly as the card shows.

Also, look for a leftover plug or sticker on the pod. Remove it and try again.

Weak or Thin Hits

Draw more slowly and gently. Hard pulls often give weaker hits, not stronger ones.

In addition, warm a cold kit to room temperature. Thick oil needs time to flow.

Burnt or Harsh Taste

Stop chain-pulling. Give the coil time to rest between puffs.

If a burnt taste continues, the pod may be close to empty. Try a fresh pod to compare.

Pod Won’t Attach or Feels Loose

Check the alignment against the card’s diagram. Then clean the contacts with a dry cloth.

Never force the pod. If it still won’t seat, contact us before trying again.

Leaks or Dead on Arrival

Stop using the device right away. Then reach out through our contact page.

Our shipping and returns policy explains the next steps for faulty orders.

For more fixes, read our full not-hitting troubleshooting guide.

Still Stuck?

Write down what you tried and what happens when you draw. Also note your flavor and where you bought it.

Then send those details to our team. Clear notes help us sort out the problem much faster.

Make Sure Your Kit Is Genuine

Instructions only help with authentic hardware. Unauthorized sellers sometimes offer copies of popular lines.

First, buy from an authorized retailer. Second, match your flavor and batch to a lab report.

The brand posts Power Split reports on its disposables lab page. Our lab results page links there.

Also, check that your flavor appears in the ten listed above. An unknown flavor name is a warning sign.

Prices far below market are another red flag. Learn more in our guide asking are Flying Horse carts real.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where to Buy the Power Split

With these flying horse power split instructions, you’re ready to choose a kit or refill pods.

New to the system? Start with the Power Split 9G Kit for the battery and first pod.

Already own a battery? Then the replacement pod is the cheaper way to keep going.

You’ll find both in our 9g disposable category, alongside the dual-tank 9 g lines.

Want to compare every large device first? Read our 9g comparison guide.

Every product is labeled hemp-derived with ≤ 0.3% Delta-9 THC and third-party lab tested.

Legal status varies by state, so check your local law. Orders ship only to adults 21+.

Save these flying horse power split instructions for your next pod swap. Then bookmark the instruction card, too.