Discontinued The Grasshopper

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I would like to know this too. I would also like to know how easy cleaning is. They all claim cleaning is easy, but for some devices it's simple not true.

Ordered mine in Nov, got a Dec delivery estimate, which was changed to Jan, and now changed to Feb WTF???

Sure hope this ti is worth it, cuz I'm temped to order the Haze 3

It's been reported as very easy many times here by many users... As have all the delays over and over, that talk is for the shipping thread

If you don't have anything else definitely get something in the meantime dude, GH may be great, but don't rely on it alone (especially when youre months away from it anyway). Haze is great, many other good options too
 

biohacker

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heating chamber doesn't require a cleaning at all. but NEVER blow inside the chamber to get out some herb pieces! you can damage that heater. take a brush and brush it out, if crumbs bother you.

I used a q-tip and realized that I need a costco sized box because it's the perfect tool for me to clean out a warm bowl. It gets tougher after it cools down. Man, I didn't have my GH long but every single time I would give it a quick hard blow to clean out any last bit of debris. I didn't know that it could damage the heater?? Is that written in the manual as a warning? I guess it's kinda common sense though, you don't want to add rapid cooling to the hot heater.... never even thought about it from years of doing that with my Solo!
 
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Robob

Veteran Vaporist
Just pre-ordered a Titanium unit, after much research and almost getting a crafty/mighty I decided that these are just much more of a tech jump forward and had to get one for my portable unit. I have enough vapes to keep me busy while I wait and hopefully all manufacturing issues/bugs get worked out. cant wait for the vape + 2 batteries to arrive
 

YaFreekin Right

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look, VapeLife Will got GrassHopper!
he must be a backer then.

That is the worst GH review video I have ever seen. Who watches that guys videos? He makes me feel stupid.

what makes you think that? Ti transfers a heat much better and faster than steel. silver and gold do so even more better. pure physics. google it if you missed that in school.

I think you need to do a bit more research before saying this is something you "missed in school". The heat transfer coefficient of TI & SS are quite similar & without knowing the exact alloy of each you cannot say "Ti transfers a heat much better and faster"(I actually do not understand what transfers heat much better means in this case). You can say that Ti has a lower heat capacity that SS & therefore Ti heats up faster & cools down faster than SS.
 
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Kalessin

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That is the worst GH review video I have ever seen. Who watches that guys videos? He makes me feel stupid.
This guy bothers me. Especially the way he says herb. Edit: I don't know. The longer I listen to him without having to see his face and watch his overblown mannerisms(maybe I'm being harsh here) the more reasonable he seems. Edit edit: And I love that little nexus piece he uses, I am going to acquire one if it isn't horribly expensive Edit edit edit: They are -horribly- expensive.
 
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moondog

It's an obsession but it's pleasin'
It may be that my uncontrollable VAS is affecting my judgement, but it seems to me like GHL have turned a corner and so I have ordered myself a TI GH. As others have reported, the ship date is now March. Not a problem here since I'm rockin' my Vapor Bros box at home and my PNP DLX or miVape on the road. Can't wait to be hoppin', though.

Question: Has anybody used the GH through the Pinnacle Pro's DLX water tool?

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I used a q-tip and realized that I need a costco sized box because it's the perfect tool for me to clean out a warm bowl. It gets tougher after it cools down.

Here's a tip (sorry) for ya': Check out some Point Tip applicators. They're just like double-ended Q-tips but the ends are pointy and the cotton is much more tightly woven, so there's less of a chance of stray fibers coming off the applicator and staying in your bowl. I found them at CVS.

Here they are online: http://www.cvs.com/shop/beauty/beau...cotton/cvs-point-tip-applicators-skuid-925998

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Vaperist

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I would give it a quick hard blow to clean out any last bit of debris. I didn't know that it could damage the heater?? Is that written in the manual as a warning?
Sneaky Pete say that. he is the best vape reviewer IMO. always talks sense and never caught him being wrong about something.

idea is that you can blow little herb particles inside that 3D printed heater. and not only him say this. quite sure.
 
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Thcgos

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That is the worst GH review video I have ever seen. Who watches that guys videos? He makes me feel stupid.

I think many people beat me to it... But vape life will is the worst reviewer in the vape scene.
Like you said I feel stupid after watching his videos... (which is why I don't anymore).

He does not articulate things well, he doesn't provide reasoning or logic behind much of his statements.
His assessment of vapes are limited to statements such as "dope" or "mannnnnn".

I would not be taking anything he says as gospel... I'd take it with less than a grain of salt....

There are so many credible reviewers like Sneaky Pete and Vaporizer Wizard....and dare I say Vape Critic (even though many people here seem to despise him).

THANK YOU!!! Yes, stray fibers were a reason I would blow into the bowl. Now I know better. :rockon:

In the manual, it says not to blow into the device or it will damage the device. I think it's because the battery is in line with the heater (and not completely sealed) and the hot air would travel back up and damage the battery and maybe the back end.

All I know is, with all my other vapes I religiously blow into the camber right after every use to dislodge any vaped material before it cools down and sticks.
It hasn't caused any damage to them and I wouldn't be worried. But for the grasshopper I'd probably heed their warning, especially since they specifically mentioned it for the grasshopper.
 
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biohacker

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The manual states not to exhale into the vaporizer, which i'm assuming means doing so directly into the mouthpiece, and probably forcing exhaled vapour as well. Do you think a small slight puff into the bowl would really damage the heater, or probably just not worth it nor needed?
 
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YaFreekin Right

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The manual states not to exhale into the vaporizer, which i'm assuming means doing so directly into the mouthpiece, and probably forcing exhaled vapour as well. Do you think a small slight puff into the bowl would really damage the heater, or probably just not worth it nor needed?

I think it would be a really bad idea. You would be forcing small bits of ABV into the heater.
 
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SlinginPaint

As Above ∞ So Below
Ah that's a shame, you're certain they're too hot to handle? Thought we would be past this issue with new backends...

And Garlic Cookies?! Never make me any baked goods please :p lol I think you meant GSC yeah? Loved that strain, been a long time since I've had some now though

Lol Garlic Cookies is a local Michigan strain. I believe the genetics are some seriously funky pheno of Chemdawg x GSC. Favorite cookie cross ever. Tested as high as 30% from the one spot I get it from.

I forgot to add this part earlier:

After a good session drawing really hard, yeah the clip ring is pretty hot. Hot enough for me to pull away if I hold it there too long. I don't use the silicone MP so I am pretty accustomed to the heat this thing gives off. In my experience with my device the back end is comparable in heat to the front end after a session. Hoping to have a new back end to run a test or two with.
 
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Delta3DStudios

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The manual states not to exhale into the vaporizer, which i'm assuming means doing so directly into the mouthpiece, and probably forcing exhaled vapour as well. Do you think a small slight puff into the bowl would really damage the heater, or probably just not worth it nor needed?

Well think about it - the vaporizer is designed so cold air enters through the top of the heater, and warm air goes out the bottom of the heater. Anything below the heater was designed to be exposed to heat since that's the direction of airflow.

Blowing into the vaporizer is pushing hot air out the intake holes - while it *shouldn't* do any damage, the vaporizer was not designed or heat to exit in this direction. I would never blow into a grasshopper, especially while the vaporizer is running.

That said, I feel like any ABV or debris blown into the heater should be able to come out the next time you take a hard rip, right?
 

Vaperist

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The manual states not to exhale into the vaporizer, which i'm assuming means doing so directly into the mouthpiece, and probably forcing exhaled vapour as well. Do you think a small slight puff into the bowl would really damage the heater, or probably just not worth it nor needed?

i think that this should be asked to HopperLabs. confused now. agree, exhaling and blowing in is a two different things. better to make sure about this. i wouldn't risk blowing anywayz. while not confirmed that it is safe.
 

Vaperist

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I highly doubt that GHL would state that blowing into the unit in any capacity is safe. If the GH was more freely available, I probably wouldn't care and would just risk it, especially since it's not $300+ like my Crafty.

yup. safer is to use a brush when at home. on a go- just let those crumbs be! will clean them latter. its not like they gonna burn or spoil a taste of a new load. blowing ABV out is just an old habit to be changed when using GH.

theoretically you can suck not blow all that herb leftovers out and eat it! ;) why not? nobody have died when doing so.
 
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tepictoton

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Euhhmm how about just have an empty chamber when blowing into it? That would at least eliminate all possibility of abv getting into the heater...
 
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biohacker

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That's what I did. emptied, but there was always a residual bit of abv. Pretty sure that blowing into a clean non-abv lined bowl isn't a great idea either. Could be a thermal shock that causes damage.

EDIT: Just re-read the manual, and it states not to use the GH in temperatures outside of the range of 0-32c. I guess I can't use the GH outdoors in the winter nor summer?
 
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voodoo_vape

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That's what I did. emptied, but there was always a residual bit of abv. Pretty sure that blowing into a clean non-abv lined bowl isn't a great idea either. Could be a thermal shock that causes damage.

EDIT: Just re-read the manual, and it states not to use the GH in temperatures outside of the range of 0-32c. I guess I can't use the GH outdoors in the winter nor summer?

next gadget would be a GH case keeping your unit at desired temp! :D
I read about that range of temp as well and I was a bit shocked since the temps during the summer where I live at are much higher than 32C... I will be carrying it in an ice bucket or sth.. LOL
 
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