If you do smaller dabs then the size of the dish might even turn out to be desirable, especially in a torch setup (easier to hit most of the nail dish with the torch flame at once)!
Awesome! SiC for the masses!https://www.thickassglass.com/produ...removable-silicon-carbide-dish-14-18mm-female
Just ordered this as it is 25% off since Black Friday. Interested to try out silicon carbide. Hope I hate it or I will want a Liger more
I bought one of these while it was on black friday sale too since I was already ordering other stuff from TAG. It was a no brainer even though I dont currently have an enail. I am just starting to gain interest in enails but I still rely on torch and quartz bangers for the time.https://www.thickassglass.com/produ...removable-silicon-carbide-dish-14-18mm-female
Just ordered this as it is 25% off since Black Friday. Interested to try out silicon carbide. Hope I hate it or I will want a Liger more
No problem at all brother. In response to your question, I'm not 100% clear on what you mean by 'free remailer service'? Once I'm clear with that I can respond.
BTW, one question I have here is why do we need remote operation? I assume that we do not need to use our enails when we are not present? I find I only need 2-5 mins to turn my d-nail on from cold for a dab with the Sapphire Liger or Sapphire halo. If I forget to turn it off that could much more simply and securely be addressed with a timer or remembering to turn it off when I leave (in fact, I believe most PID's actually have a timer capability built into them and it is simply a matter of learning how to use the setting!).
Another question is all the above aside, why do we need both wifi and bluetooth? It seems unnecessary to use two wireless communications standards when all of the related functionality could be handled by wifi alone (or even bluetooth alone; although admittedly this is jenky for internet functionality, requiring tethering to other devices in order to use their internet connection on the hex-nail and increasing the number of things that can go wrong along the way).
You are right-on to highlight that errlectric have designed a microprocessor based alternative to PID's too bro - the hex-nail isn't a first that sense.
I'm interested to see what the new crop of e-nails turn out like with all of this being said. I just wanna make sure that we can get better and more sophisticated heater behavior without being forced into compromising our data security and connecting ourselves online more than we might want to, it looks like hex-nail are gonna play ball in the long-run though, so all is well
I feel you on that last sentence especially man! Not lazy
However there are plenty of offline, networkless devices that can achieve this. The D-nail 2.0 provides this functionality with a remote control for years and years now. 
D-nails own CEO and head designer was always very up front in saying that for most people, the 2.0 controller is overkill. The additional costs come among other things from a PID with capabilities that are really more useful for applications other than an e-nail. The 2.0 controller is best for advanced users who are also using this to control other lesser-known products used in extraction etc (ie: D-nails silicone heat mats etc) or DIY projects.
Your experiences with trails at 525 and not discernibly better flavor than at 550 is definitely what I've come to expect from SiC nails. Wasting it to taste it does not apply here. If you get trails, turn your temp up, it won't taste worse and once it does, that's when you stop turning the temp up
I think that 550 is likely to be your temp from the sound of it
Man, I for one actually have uses for a 2.0 controller for some of the abovementioned non-enail applications and would not have a problem paying such a price (btw man you should see how much comparable lab heater controllers for these applications cost - you'd lose your shit!). For super low temp (like below rosin pressing temps) lab applications with very small tolerances for temp variation from the controller, the cheaper controllers out there (even the 1.2/1.3 d-nail controllers) are just not ideal! There are a variety of other such cases where a 2.0 could be justified.
There was actually a 2.0 version that was gold plated too, but that must have sold lol
lol! I'm imagining a dab so tasty that you applaud it before taking it, only to realize that your e-nail switched off during the applause@herbivore21 then in those cases the remote might prove more useful. Personally I know I would start clapping about something and be turning my shit on and off!!!