Multi-brand HEALTHY RIPS FURY
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OF
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Thank you. Given the source, high praise indeed! With or without the pun.......
I found getting that bitty cap back on was a big issue with me. I assume others. Holding the loaded body in two trembling fingers and the cap in two others on the other hand means you can't see what you're doing as you try not to spill herb all over the place. Having the base sticking out of the tool and cap with a handy handle (the clip) 'off to the side' fixes all that. And keeps stuff tidy.
And makes it kinda fun to load, rather than something to raise your blood pressure.
Thanks for the input and complement.
OF
shredder
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Yes, marijuana, get lots of marijuana. You can thank me later.
I have a battery pack but I didn't use it much. I generally charge my fury 2 after 3 or 4 loads. And it charges fairly fast. And since it has the same outlet as our phones I charge it off multiple chargers without any issues. If you want a battery pack, get one, but you might wanna try without at first to see if you actualy need one.
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chimpybits
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3 pages back (#114) has a few links to recommended banks.
No problem, that is all I use, I also use a USB cable that has a plug that glows red when an attached device is drawing power and will switch to green once the device is drawing minimal/no power. I can tell at a glance if the F2 is ready to go again.
Mr. Gweilo 420
Dude
There is a lot of excellent information based on users observations throughout this thread. Give it a read and you will know all.
Mr.Kite
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Thats a nice feature.
I want that for my mobile devices aswell.
not wanting to get on your nerves but the fury2 is fine when it gets 2.1A from a mobile powerbank?
Dont know how the regulation works with mobile batteries.
I just know to be carefull cause some devices can be destroyed by to much loading Ampere input.
I want that for my mobile devices aswell.
not wanting to get on your nerves but the fury2 is fine when it gets 2.1A from a mobile powerbank?
Dont know how the regulation works with mobile batteries.
I just know to be carefull cause some devices can be destroyed by to much loading Ampere input.
ChooChooCharlie
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Fury thread readers ... I have a confession to make.
I have not cleaned my mouthpiece yet.
Darn thing has such a wide opening, can't feel any buildup restriction. I know, I'm going to flavor Hell.
I have not cleaned my mouthpiece yet.
Darn thing has such a wide opening, can't feel any buildup restriction. I know, I'm going to flavor Hell.
OF
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No, that's not right. It's fine for both. You're mistaken that it's a problem for your e-cig.
The charge circuit will 'draw' (use) as much current as it wants and not the rest of the potential (be it 1/2, one, 2.1 or more Amps. I charge from a five Amp source (IPad charges very fast.....). Same as plugging a desk lamp that 'only needs' less than an Amp into a wall outlet capable of 15 or 20 Amps.
If the source can't supply the full current (like it's plugged into a laptop that only supplies half an Amp, it simply charges slower........
Yes, Fury can 'take it'.
Not to worry, it's easy to clean really, you don't need to do more than run it through the dishwasher..... If you don't have one handy, put the MP in a small jar (two pieces, include the blue gasket with it's screen), some hot water and a dash of PBW:
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/pbw-the-chemistry-of-clean.7854/
Shake it intermittently for a few minutes, dump it out and rinse. No need to take it further apart nor go nuts with ISO and swabs (can't reach some places anyway).
Easy, but the dishwasher is easier still.
OF
jardri
Vapor Dreams
Fury 2 heavy users over here, How is your unit holding usage? I have a FalseFury since January and it is holding on very well. It has some scratches but battery and performance are almost the same as day one and this is impressive counting the amount of usage it has taken. I do 2 sessions a day when walking the dogs, 8 continous minutes every session, all days.
Mr. Gweilo 420
Dude
You might have some potent resin built up in there. I dip a cotton ear cleaner in iso and scoop it up and it to my jar of iso full of reclaim. Then I clean it as @OF described. Of course some with good access to concentrates probably wouldnt bother.
Polarbearboy
Tokin' Away Since 1968
I've had my Fury 2 since January. Until the dosing caps came out, I used the bent glass stem, so didn't need to clean. Now been using the regular mouthpiece with the caps daily since they came out, though I mostly use two other vapes in the evening. I've only felt the need to clean the mouthpiece once. I think part of this is because the cap screens are so fine that little other than vapor gets through.
Also: I load my dosing caps manually. Loading five or six caps takes all of three or four minutes. And this is with old man's slightly shaking hands and cloudy eyes. My technique: I empty a bunch of caps and then put them upright next to each other on a piece of paper and dump somewhat finely ground herb in, poking a little with a small flat-ended twig to be sure that there's no big air pockets, and pouring on a little more. After putting the lids on, dump the excess herb back into its doobtube. Voila.
PS: I've used it daily though not heavily for eight months now. Still heats up really quick and battery seems to last for just as many mini sessions.
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Mr. Gweilo 420
Dude
I guess mine has been getting daily usage for about 10 months. I use other vapes of course but Fury 2 is going strong. No signs of any significant degradation of any kind.
OF
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I can assure you that's not how Ohm's Law works. In fact, since though retired my Credential to teach this good stuff is 'Lifetime' if you were in California I could charge you for the education. Believe what you want, but either the manual is wrong or you're misreading it.
The routine for charging Li-ion cells like we use (and laptops, cell phones, etc) it called "CC/CV" (Constant Current, Constant Voltage). The charge rate (current) IS SET BY THE CHARGE CONTROLLER, NOT THE SOURCE. It's a constant current, usually an Amp or so maximum, determined by a resistor value from one pin to ground of the IC (standard parts, everyone uses them). Pens, for instance, might be 300mA using the same controller with a different resistor value. It charges at that rate (with voltage climbing) until the voltage approaches 4.20 Volts when it shifts out of 'CC' mode and into 'Constant Voltage' where it cuts back the charging current UNTIL IT REACHES 10% of the CC value where it terminates charge. So it has to know the original charging current to know when it's dropped to 10%? As long as the source has potential capacity to support the full current.....if not it all just slows down (less recharge current).
https://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/charging_lithium_ion_batteries
Good graphs there (and lots of other places) if you're good at reading 'em.
Again, please consider the can opener in your kitchen (which needs a fraction of an Amp typically) doesn't blow up when you plug it into the socket the toaster oven (needing fifteen Amps) just came out of. Same deal here.
That's the way real electricity works. A boss I had early on used to say, "Never argue with electrons, they know what they're doing". I'm set up to monitor this current change, I watch it 'most every day'.
It's sort of like floating your boat. The water has to be deep enough so you can sink deep enough to displace water weighing as much as you and the boat or you're 'grounded' and don't move very fast. But after that it doesn't matter how deep the water is, inches count same as miles, unless you need to 'draw more water' (deeper draft boat)?
Again feel free to believe and do what you believe, but you are mistaken somehow in this idea. Even if you 'read it on the web'. And I wouldn't discount ignorance or translation problems? It just ain't so.
Regards to all.
OF
Bookfellow
Active Member
This is more of a generic vaping question than a Fury 2 specific one, but it's occasioned by my Fury use, so....
I generally vape starting at 370, and increase in five degree increments over the course of a session. I generally stop at 390, and continue vaping until I'm no longer exhaling visible vapor.
(390 might be a bit low, but I like my ABV to be fairly potentish.)
A post that I read elsewhere has raised a question in my mind, though: should I continue even after I've stopped getting the obvious vapor? Is all of the good stuff gone at that point, or is there still enough to justify continuing for a bit? And what about higher temperatures, over 400?
In short, is vaping only effective as long as you can see the results?
I generally vape starting at 370, and increase in five degree increments over the course of a session. I generally stop at 390, and continue vaping until I'm no longer exhaling visible vapor.
(390 might be a bit low, but I like my ABV to be fairly potentish.)
A post that I read elsewhere has raised a question in my mind, though: should I continue even after I've stopped getting the obvious vapor? Is all of the good stuff gone at that point, or is there still enough to justify continuing for a bit? And what about higher temperatures, over 400?
In short, is vaping only effective as long as you can see the results?
OF
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Good question, no, I don't think that is true. First off, it's not really vapor (individual molecules, a gas) which actually would not be seen. Moisture (water vapor as a gas) is an example.....one you can't see. What we call 'vapor' is really an aerosol (small particles of liquid or solids) suspended in the air. Clouds, fog, and smoke are examples. In our case we want particles in the few micron (millionths of a meter, 1/1000 to the mm) range. Less and it just blows past the lung tissue and out again without absorption. Larger and it can impact in your mouth and throat instead and never get absorbed into your blood.
A sub visible level of 'magic sized' particles can be very effective, especially over time. And very dense 'clouds' can be basically useless to us. While it's normal for guys to 'look for vapor' not getting the choking and gagging on junk in smoke for 'clues', it's just not a reliable measure I think.
It's not what you see, cut what you feel? Especially 'early on' in your vaping adventures. Your brain is still a slave like Pavlov's dogs. Long ago it linked the nasty parts of smoke with the desired 'getting off'. You actually crave nasty stuff as a way to get to THC. That's a mental link you have to break to 'get into' vaping. "If you cough, you get off"? It takes a few days to a few weeks for most of us with no blazing. Zero or you risks 'resetting' the game.
Once you do, smoking will be just as nasty as it was when you first started. Back before your brain made a link that doesn't really serve you well.
Enjoy the process, 'vape on'. A different state of mind will follow.
Regards to all.
OF
hinglemccringleberry
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You'll get visible vapor all the way up to the F2's max of 430. On my last hit I bump it from ~400 to ~425 and usually get a few more clouds.
To answer your other question, you might consider running a test where you take your first hit of the day on a "spent" load that is set to a temp that is not getting you any visible vapor. Hit it a few times anyway and see if you can feel anything. The 'dosage' amount from that will be microscopic but thats a textbook microdose- one where you have no perceivable effects but are still receiving the benefits of the plant on a sub threshold level.
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chimpybits
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How to re-assemble mouthpiece? EDIT: solved.
So, I received my Fury 2 and based on its stink decided to clean the mouthpiece. I read through all of this thread and watched paytonpenn's video. I did 2 burn-offs with the mouthpiece off. Then I removed the screen (with its blue silicone) and the top white silicone piece. I wasn't comfortable breaking the top plastic piece in order to get at the glass cylinder and bottom silicone, so stopped there and just steamed the 3 parts - mouthpiece part, screen thingie, and single white silicone.
Now I can't get the top silicone piece back in the mouthpiece properly. I assume I need to break the top plastic piece after all?
I have to admit doing this on a brand new unit doesn't thrill me. I really wonder what these vape companies expect the typical user (not fc reader) experience to be.
EDIT. Yep have to break it in order to get that piece in. I didn't want to use ISO. So, I slipped a dab tool through each of 2 little holes in the back which allowed me to get underneath that plastic piece and pry it up and off. Whew, breaking it was pretty easy, and in future I can easily disassemble and clean the mouthpiece.
So, I received my Fury 2 and based on its stink decided to clean the mouthpiece. I read through all of this thread and watched paytonpenn's video. I did 2 burn-offs with the mouthpiece off. Then I removed the screen (with its blue silicone) and the top white silicone piece. I wasn't comfortable breaking the top plastic piece in order to get at the glass cylinder and bottom silicone, so stopped there and just steamed the 3 parts - mouthpiece part, screen thingie, and single white silicone.
Now I can't get the top silicone piece back in the mouthpiece properly. I assume I need to break the top plastic piece after all?
I have to admit doing this on a brand new unit doesn't thrill me. I really wonder what these vape companies expect the typical user (not fc reader) experience to be.
EDIT. Yep have to break it in order to get that piece in. I didn't want to use ISO. So, I slipped a dab tool through each of 2 little holes in the back which allowed me to get underneath that plastic piece and pry it up and off. Whew, breaking it was pretty easy, and in future I can easily disassemble and clean the mouthpiece.
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Mr. Me2
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Before you start breaking off bits, you may want to pm @HealthyRips.com for some help. I’m sure they will guide you through the process.
shredder
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I've yet to disassemble mine, havn't seen a need to yet.
If your silicone piece is too big now maybe you could freeze it. But I think I'd get ahold of healthy rips for advice. And if you still can't get it together, healthy rips sells mouthpieces.