Thank you for pointing this out, I readjusted the coil to heat up near the center of the cap with a seven second heat up time on first click. The coil was heating to close to the top of the cap. Now I get vapor on the first click. I meant to say that I respect the click. Not to be critical. Only my experience which is better now. You have been helpful. Happy vapingWasn't trying to offend.
You ASKED the question:
When I asked if you were reaching Optimum temperature for your vaping preference,
I was referring to the difference in where you heat the cap (where the tip is actually sitting in the coil) as to what effects you'll get.
(MOST induction heaters that people make tend to be set about in the MIDDLE, basically if you were to hit the "N" in Dynavap, on the cap, with a single flame torch.)
So for the NEW vapers, reading this, if you heat right up by the temperature discs then they will click in a second or two but your herb will still be relatively cold.
Whereas, the lower you heat on the cap moving the direction of the mouthpiece, the longer your cap will take to click but the better Vapor production and higher temp THC released.
The point of my question was simply to help answer what I thought was yours by Discerning where you're positioning the tip in your heating coil on your IH.
If it's sitting too high when it's activated your cap will click in only a couple of seconds and not reach Optimum temperature.
UNLESS... that particular temperature WAS your desire to begin with.
(Heating closer to temperature discs, Quicker click, but lower actual Vaping temp = Lower level THC, and more CBD focused hits.
Heating further away from temperature discs, longer time to click, but higher actual vaping temp = upper-level THC focused hits and much less focus on CBD.)
It wasn't a criticism. I was genuinely trying to answer the question that I thought you were asking.
Happy Vaping!
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