Vapor_Eyes
taste buds
Thanks, Moon...
I'd thought about pointing them to the Fix thread, but I'd think I'll leave that option to our Royal Chronicler, @Vapor_Eyes ... if he so desires, of course.
I'm glad you guys are on the same wavelength. To be honest, I feel a little weird being the official purveyor of unofficial advice. If you guys want to let them know about the fixes resource that's cool with me, but I am not going to do it myself.Sounds like they mightn't have seen @Vapor_Eyes GH fixes resource. This might be a good thing to bring to HL's attention as it covers a lot of tweaks and progression we've discovered over the years
Edit: great minds think alike, thought I may as well leave this a short post after seeing your near simultaneous thinking Joe
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The difference seems to be a dodgy back-end stays dodgy, no matter what you do. Cleaning it, twisting it, makes no difference, it just stays a bit shit regardless.
It's not so much the heat that's a problem, that seems more random than anything. A proper dodgy back-end simply prevents proper vaporisation. The clouds are thin and the ABV is not as deplete, the red light lingers much longer, and that remains constant.
My good back-end heats up from time to time, just like my dodgy/warranty replaced back-end.
But the difference is notable and unmistakeable, even without comparison. The dodgy back-end prevents the hopper from working, heat isn't a good indication of a broken back-end. If it's still pumping out big clouds, it's all good. It's easier to notice the weaker production when using through glass also.
I'm king of surprised the blu-tac was news to them as they say they read the forums. I'm not trying to say I want them reading FC all day and not building Grasshoppers, I'm just saying if I was an employee of Hopper Labs I'd be reading FC and other forums here and there on my off time to see what people are saying about the company I work for.
Not that it really matters if they read the forum or not, I'm just surprised. I'm more than happy picturing them hunkering away building hoppers, oblivious to the outside world.