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If you look at the last bit of my comment, I state that the lip is different and no longer tares up o-rings. The flavor is nice and smooth, with just a bit of throat-hit to it.
I received my replacement EL core a few weeks back, it works quite nice. It looks quite different than the previous EL and EO cores. The hole down the center is deeper, and the upper body of the core looks like it's two pieces (inside and outside sections) press-fit together, that create a...
I mostly just lurk and read what others have to say, but I figured I'd chime in with some news. Last week I sent my Cera in to repair the switch, as well as swap out the old style EL cart for the new one. All I have to say, is man does this thing produce some vapor. I was dissapointed with the...
TET just posted this YouTube vid on their FB page. I notice the usage of a thumb-switch in many of these shots. Does this mean they might still be toying with the idea, or are these pre-production units being shown in an advert-style video?
Hi yall! Longtime lurker, rare poster, CERA LOVER!
I found this holster works perfectly to hold the Cera:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004IX044W/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
These fritted disks are available pre-made for scientific glassblowing, and are used in industrial filter processes. They come in different sized pore openings, diameters, and with or without solid glass rings around them. I've had the link below bookmarked for a few years now. Wish I woulda...
I am indeed a licensed and trained time-traveler. Usually I travel forward linearly at exactly 60 seconds per minute, but occasionally I change gears, or even throw it in reverse.
All joking aside though, I did have an experience once that I can only describe as a time-loop. As if some cosmic...
I usually pick up a half pound for 800 or a whole lb for 1500 of the best chron in town (whatever's lookin good and available, currently it's some astounding rock hard hydro-gannically grown under LEDs Super Silver Sour Diesel Haze nuggets:)) and turn it into oil in my Tamisium. I can go through...
Currently the best two batches came from the same cut of Sour D grown by 2 different neighbors last season. They were both over 23%, with a difference of only .25%.
Edit: Here's a pic :D
I run about as much as I can fit in the extractor, which varies depending on the plant material at hand. Anywhere from 45-70 grams. I also tend to keep the Tami's recovery tank topped off, roughly 4 cans of vector.
Side note: Doing a run for a neighbor of some low grade today, but tomorrow I'm...
No, they are separate products. One literally is just narrower inside than the other, as far as I understand it.
http://thermovape.com/collections/all/products/pure-flow
http://thermovape.com/collections/all/products/in-line-moisture-conditioner
There are two different products. The Pure-Flow works best with Rev/DART, and the Smooth-Flow with the T1/Evo. The main difference is the former has a restriction, and the latter does not.
Just for clarification, yes my recoveries are always done with some vacuum to help speed things along. The quickest I've noticed a recovery go was around 20 minutes, but usually average 30-40. I believe this has to do with the amount of extracts the run returned, the largest yields taking longer...
Yup, 60% n-butane, 29% isubutane, 11% propane
http://www.vectorkgm.com/catalog/butane/Vector_Gas_MSDS.pdf
Edit: I purge the propane, though that isn't really an issue as it sublimes at a much MUCH lower temp than either of the other two, so it'd be gone long before the 'tane is.
erl, there is no logical reason that the duration of time the extract is dissolved in solvent would have any effect over how much butane is left over after a purge. It's all very basic chemistry. If you dissolve salt in water, and leave it out to dry, all you have left over is salt. Like Bob...