Doktor Dub
Well-Known Member
It's very obvious the GH performs best with a 4.20V cell
VERY obvious, if they develop an Oil Pen we will have to use the new 7.10V Cells
It's very obvious the GH performs best with a 4.20V cell
Cool, well I probably didn't make good sense of it before. But yeah, they were banned, and they were like 'sorry guys, honest mistake' (which was not even really a mistake, I mean, a thread bump isn't the biggest evil out there now google changed their ways) and everyone here was like "you guys are faking it, full of lies, deceiving people" "you're product is bogus" "none of these are actual quotes but we think you are the worst HL!!"I did, that's why I brought it up again...just kind of a joke, but I was misconstrued I thought they were banned for shilling, not run out of here.
No worries brah, I got this.All you bro, just scroll down to the most recent and work backwards.... some pretty funny posts, recent ones, the older ones are just whining from long delays, etc.
One of my personal favourites:
"Wow…GH Labs have done something that most companies find very difficult to impossible; they have destroyed their reputation and customer good will before even shipping the product.
Outstanding."
I tried to do the best thing with a wrap , bought it from an electrical shop , cut it , heat with hairdryer and the work was perfect ! I was very proud of myself until I tried to put the battery in the Grasshopper ... no way , it was too thick ! It's incredible to say , because the wrap was very very thin and all in one with the battery , I did'nt believe. So I tryed another time with a "simple" electrical tape , but a 50 mm. one ( 5 cm ). Done a very good bricolage work, cut exactly the diameter and put it on the batteries. Also this has been a very good professional looking at the end , and it works , it works great and i think there's no way to get a short. The electrical tape is also "flexible" , more than the original . I usually charge batteries on an Xtar VC4 , and when you take them out , if you don't pay attention , you can demage batteries ( I did so with all mine). Sorry if I don't post photo , I don't want to get risks , here where I live people are strange...
I would like to use pure concentrates too , but I think you must charge it every time , or every two. With e-liquid you can stay out for two weeks without doing anything...I got the Joyetech dual , and in dual mode also the two batteries lasts two weeks ( 14/16 hits pro day ). If it would be legal also where I live , I'd prefer my GH in my pocket , with some flowers and two or three batteries and that would be the best. Anyway e-liquid is very confortable.
yeah 100% convection is a strange claim.Thanks @lazylathe for the link, but we are ALL still waiting for your GH experiences from last night
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Noticed that it states that the GH is 100% convection. How is that possible when I see vapour come out of the intake holes just before it turns blue?
Thanks @lazylathe for the link, but we are ALL still waiting for your GH experiences from last night
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Noticed that it states that the GH is 100% convection. How is that possible when I see vapour come out of the intake holes just before it turns blue?
yeah 100% convection is a strange claim.
On demand heating is as confusing though, for the same reason.
There'd be a tiny amount of conduction, but it would be a lower temp than the air, but a faster transfer.
You must have some dank to be noticing that though..!
I think there's always going to be some conduction in convection vaporizers where the herb sits.
Air moving through the chamber path, this is much more noticeable with the new WPA. When you insert it into your glass piece there's a little poof of vapour. From my testing, I'm seeing zero conduction happening. The effects definitely provide the purest convection feeling i've come across as well. The material doesn't burn off if you let it sit in the chamber and turn it on. If anything there could be a minute amount of heat conduction passing through the material itself once it gets clumped up towards the front end near the end of the bowl when rippin er hard but who knows. I'll accept the 100% convection claims.Thanks @lazylathe for the link, but we are ALL still waiting for your GH experiences from last night
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Noticed that it states that the GH is 100% convection. How is that possible when I see vapour come out of the intake holes just before it turns blue?
Lol, when my son and I watched that review way back we had a good laugh, came up with a nick name for rhe Critic.... Pussy lips.He just claims it's too hot for his pretty lips.
How do I know becaus I was at HL yesterday testing hoppers
Agree about the MiniVAP ... the Teflon core makes a huge difference vs. SS from a matter of staying cool and preventing conduction ...Seriously? My 3 RMA GH's are "in testing"! What's taking so damn long? Kidding obviously...kinda.
Thanks for the great explanation on the convection properties....could very well be kif because my grind has a bunch of it and i'm quite carefree about it.
Whatever the voodoo may be, there is a big difference between a convection vape like the GH, and the MiniVap....huge difference....same with something like the vriptech heat wand. I think radiation takes over huge once the hit gets going, and same with conduction from the bowl. This isn't so much the case with some other convection vapes.
shout out to @biohacker, been using the term "dirty duction" for the past couple weeks
such a dirty vapour.. only for sundaze
Agree about the MiniVAP ... the Teflon core makes a huge difference vs. SS from a matter of staying cool and preventing conduction ...
Nice work GrandWazoo, good job keeping the cell aliveI tried to do the best thing with a wrap , bought it from an electrical shop , cut it , heat with hairdryer and the work was perfect ! I was very proud of myself until I tried to put the battery in the Grasshopper ... no way , it was too thick ! It's incredible to say , because the wrap was very very thin and all in one with the battery , I did'nt believe. So I tryed another time with a "simple" electrical tape , but a 50 mm. one ( 5 cm ). Done a very good bricolage work, cut exactly the diameter and put it on the batteries. Also this has been a very good professional looking at the end , and it works , it works great and i think there's no way to get a short. The electrical tape is also "flexible" , more than the original . I usually charge batteries on an Xtar VC4 , and when you take them out , if you don't pay attention , you can demage batteries ( I did so with all mine). Sorry if I don't post photo , I don't want to get risks , here where I live people are strange...
100% convection heater, but if the chamber is at equilibrium with the heater (as would be ideal for the hopper) there is faster transfer of energy from the side walls to the herb than there is from the air to the herb. This effects the profile of the vape.If you have conduction you have a problem
Yeah, different systems different emmisions. An elevated and insulated chamber that is solely heated by air is 100% convection, there is no way the GH is all convection in dynamic.there is a big difference between a convection vape like the GH, and the MiniVap
Hi guys,
I had a mishap and managed to damage to batt wrap a bit (a scratch nearby positive terminal.. The external chargers contact snapped and kinda cut into it... Fuck). Knowing it's dangerous as fuck to use it, I put it away for now unless I find some fitting shrink wrap to rewrap it. Has anyone found a suitable product? Only finding 18650 ones.... Any help is greatly appreciated! (Buying new batts is NOT a fix for my prob, so please don't suggest that )
Thanks for your tips!
electric tape it uuupi just came across this post and wanted to ask you guys ,
ok so when i got my grasshopper one of the two batteries i got had a tiny bit of the wrap scraped a bit . i didnt think nothing of it i dont know too much about batteries , and have been using it anyways . should i get rid of it and get a new one is this dangerous ? i would post a pic but cant right now the spot were its scraped is about halfway on the battery body it like scraped up a bit and the silver battery is exposed ?
I wipe out the bowl after every bowl with a q-tip and then blow out the nosecone and give it a wipe as well.
I then place the batteries one at a time in the Hopper and complete the charge using the magnetic charger. The batteries charge for a few minutes more with blinking RED and the i get the blinking BLUE light. So it seems that the D4 actually undercharges a bit and the GH charger tops them off nicely.
Lucky you!!!@biohacker
Grasshopper testing night ONE!
Charged up the batteries and loaded some Shark's breath into the GH.
Used my GR8TR with a fine plate since i only own the one plate...LOL!
Set the GH on 5 and hit the button, few seconds to BLUE!!
WOW this thing is FAST.... Faster than the Herbalizer!!
First hit was whispy but tasted great!!
Second hit was out of this world with vapor production!! I had to click off before the load was done and even then, i could not clear the GH or the WT!!
That second hot tasted kind of burnt towards the end and the ABV had some very dark specs in it.
There is a slight learning curve with this vape in regards to grind and how hard you should draw.
Still figuring out the draw... This vape packs a punch and makes testing hard...LMAO!!
All in all i had 3 bowls last night in the GH and that was enough! The 2nd and 3rd bowls were not fully packed either.
I tried temps from 3.5 all the way up to 5 and have not found my ideal setting yet.
5 is like the kamikaze setting!! You better have huge lungs to clear the bowl!
Now to the important stuff for me!
Flavor!! This vape is a flavor beast!! It is like my RooR Vapor in regards to flavor and then like my Sublimator with regards to clouds and density!
Easy to pack and unload and so far the threads seem to be nice and clean!
I wipe out the bowl after every bowl with a q-tip and then blow out the nosecone and give it a wipe as well.
One thing i absolutely hate is exchangeable batteries in a vape!!
My Milaana did not last too long because of this issue as well...
Will see how i do with the GH over time but i am assuming i will keep it due to it's raw power!!!
I am also loving the NO HOTSPOTS in the load!!! Nice and even ABV!
There was a lot of talk about using external charges that are damaging batteries.
This is what i have been doing:
I have the Nitecore D4 charger and set it to LOW when i add the GH batteries.
The charger screen says they are at 4.20V when complete.
I then place the batteries one at a time in the Hopper and complete the charge using the magnetic charger. The batteries charge for a few minutes more with blinking RED and the i get the blinking BLUE light. So it seems that the D4 actually undercharges a bit and the GH charger tops them off nicely.
Will be testing again later today and will see how the batteries are liking this charging method.
So far so good with the GH!
The advised charge rate of an Energy Cell is between 0.5C and 1C; the complete charge time is about 2–3 hours. Manufacturers of these cells recommend charging at 0.8C or less to prolong battery life. Most Power Cells can take a higher charger. Charge efficiency is about 99 percent and the cell remains cool during charge.