Discontinued Vapir NO2
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Ok, EXTREMELY new to vapes, LOVE this website/forum. You guys and your knowledge base is amazing! So, after research and changing my mind a dozen times, this is the one I'm thinking of getting as my FIRST vaporizer.
I only would use it 4-5 days a week. Now, I'm a combustion herbalist, 4-5 puffs and I'm happy. So, I didn't want to spend $400+. And the portability is definitely a perk for that once in a blue moon I'd use it elsewhere. It was tough between iolite, WSPR, MLB, and this.
Did I choose wisely given my needs?
*EDIT*
I'm seeing these on AMAZON from several dealers for around $100? Wow
I only would use it 4-5 days a week. Now, I'm a combustion herbalist, 4-5 puffs and I'm happy. So, I didn't want to spend $400+. And the portability is definitely a perk for that once in a blue moon I'd use it elsewhere. It was tough between iolite, WSPR, MLB, and this.
Did I choose wisely given my needs?
*EDIT*
I'm seeing these on AMAZON from several dealers for around $100? Wow
THCMuscle
Well-Known Member
message said:Ok, EXTREMELY new to vapes, LOVE this website/forum. You guys and your knowledge base is amazing! So, after research and changing my mind a dozen times, this is the one I'm thinking of getting as my FIRST vaporizer.
I only would use it 4-5 days a week. Now, I'm a combustion herbalist, 4-5 puffs and I'm happy. So, I didn't want to spend $400+. And the portability is definitely a perk for that once in a blue moon I'd use it elsewhere. It was tough between iolite, WSPR, MLB, and this.
Did I choose wisely given my needs?
I have used the No2, MFLB and Iolite, but not a WISPR.
For easy of use, fat rips and secrecy the No2 is what you want. I had one for a year and a half and loved it to death. They work great. I regret selling mine.
You will NOT be dissapointed if you get an No2. I'm sure Vitolo can chip in on this matter.
Thanks Muscle. I lift too, nice screen name. Those are all the things I want. haha! I appreciate ability to control the temp too, I was enjoying reading through this thread and seeing people trying out different temps. Kind of a turn off that the other portables don't quite offer that option, even with some higher price tags. And, frankly, with any of my girls I hang out with, I really don't want to have to explain on the MFLB how to only hold the battery in for ___seconds. This seems a bit easier to share with a friend who maybe hasn't vaped.
THCMuscle
Well-Known Member
Exactly. The No2 is a great vape. Very few vapes have Digital readouts, let alone hard-hitting portables. The No2 is a great vape for anyone to use. Its so user friendly. Get one from PUI with a free car addapter.
My #1 and ONLY complaint about the No2 is I found with frequent use the unit gets pretty gummed up pretty quick. I guess this isn't really escapeable with any portable aside from the MFLB (only needs a brush out once in a while). I damn near broke my top-screen holder trying to twist it off with nasty pliers because it had frozen so hard with vapor goo.
This is entirely avoidable with frequent cleaning, you just may find you have to do it pretty often.
My #1 and ONLY complaint about the No2 is I found with frequent use the unit gets pretty gummed up pretty quick. I guess this isn't really escapeable with any portable aside from the MFLB (only needs a brush out once in a while). I damn near broke my top-screen holder trying to twist it off with nasty pliers because it had frozen so hard with vapor goo.
This is entirely avoidable with frequent cleaning, you just may find you have to do it pretty often.
my NO2 is on the way hopefully it gets here today....cant wait its like being a kid on christmas morning again lol!! havent been this excited for anything in a long while...
only thing is, i'm gonna have to sit there and wait a bit before i can use it for vaping since I want to make sure I prevent any smell or offgassing issues before i use it for the first time!
only thing is, i'm gonna have to sit there and wait a bit before i can use it for vaping since I want to make sure I prevent any smell or offgassing issues before i use it for the first time!
THCMuscle
Well-Known Member
ktx49 said:
I had a very early production No2 and mine had no smell. My understanding is only a very few had a smell issue, and of those a few might have been some sensitive noses. I'd suggest rubbing down the chamber, silocone tube, mouth piece and plastic areas around the chamber with 91% ISO, and then run it for a short while at 400F. After that you should be golden!
THCMuscle
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Honestly, I took mine out of the box, loaded the chamber, turned it on and started vapin'. No smell or anything what so ever. Took me 6 months to get around to washing anything on it. The No2 is a bitchin' device.
I have a solo on order but I'm a bit disapointed it wont be able to reach the variety of temperatures the No2 could, as well as the really low temps (300-330F). Who knows, I may get an No2 again. I'd love to see a V2 a little bit smaller.
I have a solo on order but I'm a bit disapointed it wont be able to reach the variety of temperatures the No2 could, as well as the really low temps (300-330F). Who knows, I may get an No2 again. I'd love to see a V2 a little bit smaller.
Vitolo
Vaporist
SpartyOn... THCMuscle has a good clear head about the vapes, and will give a clear opinion I am sure.
I am using my original NO2 for a year now.
I got use of a Solo for a month a few weeks back, and I gave it back after a week.
This is the NO2 thread, so I will leave it at saying I prefer my NO2 to the Solo.
I do keep and collect vapes I feel are user friendly for patients, and cost efficient in maintenance.
I never felt that way about the Solo, but I do feel that way about the Vapir NO2 and many other vapes also!
I am using my original NO2 for a year now.
I got use of a Solo for a month a few weeks back, and I gave it back after a week.
This is the NO2 thread, so I will leave it at saying I prefer my NO2 to the Solo.
I do keep and collect vapes I feel are user friendly for patients, and cost efficient in maintenance.
I never felt that way about the Solo, but I do feel that way about the Vapir NO2 and many other vapes also!
biojuggernaut
Snob
how did you feel about the taste compared to the solo?
Vitolo
Vaporist
Some hits tasted great on the Solo.Vitolo said:
The hotter hits got slightly bitter.
The hits flavor was very variant depending on proper packing.
Back to the NO2-
I am a clean fanatic, so I did follow instructions and wash tubing and charge unit for an appropriate time before using it.
I never tasted plastic. My NO2 tastes as pure and good as the day I got it!
Damn guys. You've really got me interested in the No2. I love my MFLB for myself when out and about, but I was thinking of getting a more communal portable, something I could take to friends houses and share without a tutorial. Gonna have to read the whole thread now!
yup those are some of the same reasons why I decided to go with an NO2 over other options....about as simple as it gets yet can produce great hits at any temperature you want...and u can pass it around like a normal combustion pipe!
keeping fingers crossed, mine should be here today if USPS doesnt fuck it up again
keeping fingers crossed, mine should be here today if USPS doesnt fuck it up again
al bundy
Vaporist
When you do get it put the battery in and plug it in,
turn on the switch on the side
and turn the temp to
400 degrees F or 205 C
(holding the red button will change the temp between Fahrenheit & Celsius)
Then press the RED button, let it heat up,red light will turn green when it hit set temp.
Dont put the cap on.
Now go read the manual ,and put the tube in hot but not boiling water.
After the light goes out the unit will feel warm let it sit for 2-4 minutes and turn it on again to highest temp. let it burn off again at high temp if you wish,
When i did a new No2 i also blew hard through the side where the vents are. while the unit was heating just to get fresh air in
I did that twice and left it at friends house for him,
He used it as soon as he got home, and had no problem, went there the next day and it works fine no smell what so ever.
When your ready to vape I set it for 375, when it hits temp I drop down to 360-370F add herb,wait a half a minute and draw slow,
as the vapor starts to diminish I bump temp up to 375 then 390 to finish it off.
you can open it and dump in hand to check out the ABV should get brown when you get the burnt popcorn taste or no more vapor,dump and add more.
I've been leaving the temp at 360 -365 and get a nice steady vapor, as the No2 gets all heated up can leave the temp lower I read that some one leaves his at 330F a little to low for me but I always used it at 375 and above for really nice clouds,just started using the lower360F temp with great results.
The switch on the side must be ON for the battery to charge, the heater is only on when the temp light is RED or GREEN.
Also when you put the tip on the tube push the tube in the tip as far as you can so you get no air leaking into the tip.you'll see.
If you leave herb in the No2 with the heater on(red or green light) and don't hit it you will smell cooked herb, so finish the load and empty it if the herb isn't done and don't load the bowl past 3//4 leave a little room for the herb to move around i never have to stir it i just give it a shake,
and not too fine on the grind a little coarser than a launch box grind i use my 1.5 grinder and some times a 2 inch grinder. both 4 piece and let it sift through no holding upside down.
enjoy
turn on the switch on the side
and turn the temp to
400 degrees F or 205 C
(holding the red button will change the temp between Fahrenheit & Celsius)
Then press the RED button, let it heat up,red light will turn green when it hit set temp.
Dont put the cap on.
Now go read the manual ,and put the tube in hot but not boiling water.
After the light goes out the unit will feel warm let it sit for 2-4 minutes and turn it on again to highest temp. let it burn off again at high temp if you wish,
When i did a new No2 i also blew hard through the side where the vents are. while the unit was heating just to get fresh air in
I did that twice and left it at friends house for him,
He used it as soon as he got home, and had no problem, went there the next day and it works fine no smell what so ever.
When your ready to vape I set it for 375, when it hits temp I drop down to 360-370F add herb,wait a half a minute and draw slow,
as the vapor starts to diminish I bump temp up to 375 then 390 to finish it off.
you can open it and dump in hand to check out the ABV should get brown when you get the burnt popcorn taste or no more vapor,dump and add more.
I've been leaving the temp at 360 -365 and get a nice steady vapor, as the No2 gets all heated up can leave the temp lower I read that some one leaves his at 330F a little to low for me but I always used it at 375 and above for really nice clouds,just started using the lower360F temp with great results.
The switch on the side must be ON for the battery to charge, the heater is only on when the temp light is RED or GREEN.
Also when you put the tip on the tube push the tube in the tip as far as you can so you get no air leaking into the tip.you'll see.
If you leave herb in the No2 with the heater on(red or green light) and don't hit it you will smell cooked herb, so finish the load and empty it if the herb isn't done and don't load the bowl past 3//4 leave a little room for the herb to move around i never have to stir it i just give it a shake,
and not too fine on the grind a little coarser than a launch box grind i use my 1.5 grinder and some times a 2 inch grinder. both 4 piece and let it sift through no holding upside down.
enjoy