Have you delivery on Sundays?
Yes, USPS delivers on Sundays now. Only packages, not general postage.
It's very easy to compare to the F2, they feel and operate very similar.
This is going to be fast, I'm late for church!
Size and feel - feels like a huge F2! That's in a good way. It does feel like a very solid Mighty, although heavier (feeling, don't really know yet), and shorter. The new mouthpiece design it great, if it holds up and doesn't cause problems for those with disabilities. It works and slides very easy, but there's no definite "snap" and you do have to line it up.
Heat up times seem very similar to the F2. The countdown timer starts the moment it starts heating and actually counts up. This is very handy now to watch and learn the times, but will be even better down the road as it will be very easy to keep track of heat up times.
Full disclosure, I use the F2 almost exclusively with the native mouthpiece. It just works for me and kept the bowl at it's largest size. I have only run two small bowls thru, maybe .13g each, one thru the native and one thru the standard glass (straight) mouthpiece. This one may be going all glass! Speaking of, the bubbler showed up with a good sized, very obvious flaw in it. It looks like carbonized silica inside the glass. I haven't checked to see if it leaks yet, I have enough other stuff to try!
I'm sure many are going to ask if it has the robart fart smell......no it doesn't. I think the robot ate a burito and then
It was very strong and the first two burnoffs didn't cure it. It needed a swabbin' and a few more. The smell and taste are still there, but very faint now. I'm guessing it will be gone soon.
Both loads seemed a little whispier than the F2, but I was also starting much lower on temps than normal, 350F to 430F in 10-15F steps. Normally it's 370F or 385F until she slows down and then 430F to finish.
This was just a first impression, and I'm really hoping it's not just the new vape fascination, but it seemed to me the flavors were noticeably better than the F2! Hard to say as you're trying to ignore the extra plastic smell, but.....more on that to come......
from the Arizer concept of putting the glass inside the chamber and putting the "aromatherapy product" in the end of the glass piece. While there are certain microdosing advantages to this, nevertheless the end result is too fiddly and complicated. And as recently mentioned, it causes burns, because you have to heat up the glass mouthpiece in order to remove it to replace the ABV with new product. So, it is always hot just when you need to do things with it. Also, leaving the glass mouthpiece inserted when it cools is bad for the chamber, so you have to futz with the hot glass right after using the vaporizer. 
Here she comes
