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FROLIC by Limelight Herb
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Yep, that's what I figured he meant.Yeah, I've done that but nothing but no invoice by email yet. You've gotten yours?
Probably because of what Dejan posted earlier:
"P.S. In case anyone was wondering why your invoices aren't being sent out by Maja..."
The specs mention that
(https://www.limelightherb.com/frolic-thermal-extractor)
For reference, does anyone know how long the pathways are on S&B vapes like the Crafty / Mighty / Venty?
I think it would be a good point of comparison since they also use mazes made of PEEK.
Thanks
(https://www.limelightherb.com/frolic-thermal-extractor)
For reference, does anyone know how long the pathways are on S&B vapes like the Crafty / Mighty / Venty?
I think it would be a good point of comparison since they also use mazes made of PEEK.
Thanks
chillAtGVC
Well-Known Member
I've never seen the number for a Venty but I'd doubt that the pathway in my Venty is even 1/3 of that!
Sativapo
Well-Known Member
I have a question is it able to microdose ? Can it cook even and dark let's say 0.07 g loads? I am not so much into 1/4 gramm loads...how much is the screen diameter ? Also not so fan of aluminum in the oven but I guess this hard anodisation is a well thought thing for durability and safety..the oven size and material is the thing that makes me hesitating for my type of use otherwise the rest seems perfect.
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Abysmal Vapor
Supersniffer 2000 - robot fart detection device
That black cooling unit on the Venty is anything but PEEK, the only peek in the venty is housing of the heater.
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I'm also curious what happens with slightly bigger loads like 0.15 g.
Does the herb get loose and move all over the place inside the bowl / chamber? Does it stay sealed or do little bits get into nooks and crannies if you move the vape around or put it upside down into a water piece?
This claims that they are:
Storz & Bickel craft their Cooling Units from the highest quality (PEEK) plastic, which is both tasteless and heat-resistant. This material is commonly used in medical devices and helps maintain tasty, flavorful vapor from your dry herbs."
(https://www.planetofthevapes.com/products/venty-cooling-unit-set)
To be clear, I don't intend to get into arguments about the S&B vape materials here because this is the Frolic thread. I just want to get a point of reference for the length of the Frolic's pathway and how much it might cool things down.
@Grass Yes BTW, could you please move this thread to the regular vape section since the Frolic was released yesterday? Thanks
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SolidAirrr
Well-Known Member
No, waiting since Sunday :/
Take my
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Take my
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TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
Not yet...
NorthernHigh420
Member
Mine is looking like it’ll be here tomorrow and invoice took about 24 hours to get
TheUniBowler
New Member
Please upload a few different vids from diff sessions
I know it’ll be hard for long term impressions for the people reserving but a few more function videos and a few size comparisons would have me immediately
NorthernHigh420
Member
I do a lot of content on Insta id suggest following on there i’ll try to get one up on here. Do some youtube but more sparingly
fog0nthetyne
Member
Mine due for shipping tomorrow apparently so once I have it in hand I can throw up pics next to a crafty and a rogue 2 if people are wanting that
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
FC protocol is actually that this does not happen until the first member receives one...
Oops, sorry and thanks for educating me!
Me too.Still waiting on an invoice. Is she off the kayak yet?
OlfactoryHue
Member
the follow up jokes could write themselves with an alley oop like that oneStill waiting on an invoice. Is she off the kayak yet?
Sorry for being absent today. I will try to answer all the questions.
Invoices are being sent, we are in no particular hurry to take anyone's money before the units are ready to ship but we are going through the invoices slowly, there is a lot to cover, but getting there. Seems like the everything will be resolved and shipped out by the end of the week. I can only thank you for your patience for waiting and also for the clumsy payment and processing ways. Maja is contacting everyone anyway so any issue will be resolved personally. All UK orders have been invoiced, some shipped today, some will be tomorrow, EU orders can expect their invoices starting tomorrow probably the US also, if not, right after that.
There were some orders which were made through the website instead through the form, but we refunded the 10% difference to all so that's sorted. We made a few mistakes with charging people more also, but that was also resolved.
I did notice that most if not all here paid F&F through PayPal so a special thanks for that and for trusting us!
@Lozo here mentioned "vape" in the notes section on PayPal and we all know how PayPal feels about vapes... But this will also be resolved, I mean, I know where you live!.
I also owe an explanation to everyone on why @NorthernHigh420 will get his unit tomorrow probably although he is in the US, we agreed long ago that he would showcase this and he agreed to have it shipped from the UK. Just so you know that we did not prioritize anyone else for any reason, we are going by the list and by location.
@Dr. G , Maja will message you and sort this out with you, we owe you a special thank you anyway.
About the cooling, the length is one variable, the pathways have a sufficient length, but there's also the cross section in various positions as well as spots where the pathways change directions as well as the fact that the vapor is the hottest when it exits the oven and then cools down as it advances through the CU, all of which affect the overall cooling. As I mentioned elsewhere, this CU was designed so that most of the heat is dissipated at the front of the CU, above the oven (which is coincidentally out of the reach of hands), but not in terms of percentage but rather the total energy dissipated, in other terms, the temperature of the vapor was taken into the calculation as from above. There's also another factor which I didn't mention and that's the heat dissipation from one chamber to another, so the final cooling stages are more "tucked in" between its hotter counterparts so there's more gradual cooling towards the end.
The result is (For me) a more tasty and cooler vapor.
Another thing is, virtually any CU will show good performance, a piece of metal for instance, for one or two draws, but if it doesn't display good dissipation properties, the CU material will quickly get saturated with the given energy which will hinder cooling.
Of course, there was another variable I had to cross reference with the above and that was the ease of maintenance and durability. Yes, maze coolers work well, but can be hard to clean. I tried my best here and cleaning never posed an issue for me personally.
With that said, all of that mumbo jumbo means little without real world performance, just sharing how I have envisioned and implemented the cooling process, end of the day, you, the users will judge if these words were materialized successfully.
As for the oven not being completely filled with herb. There are 2 steps for the mesh disks in the cooling unit, one is lower and one is higher and you can position the CU screen in either one. The lower position is meant to be used when the device is turned upside down and pulled hard, so the herb stays tucked into the oven utilizing maximum performance from conduction. (You will receive the CU by default with a disk in both positions, one coarse and another one fine, but you can remove one, switch them or play around how you want to. Having little herb in the oven and having the device in the upside down position may result in the herb moving out of the bottom of the oven, but since the quantity is small and it has nowhere to go, it will get obliterated regardless of conduction being less involved in the process...
Invoices are being sent, we are in no particular hurry to take anyone's money before the units are ready to ship but we are going through the invoices slowly, there is a lot to cover, but getting there. Seems like the everything will be resolved and shipped out by the end of the week. I can only thank you for your patience for waiting and also for the clumsy payment and processing ways. Maja is contacting everyone anyway so any issue will be resolved personally. All UK orders have been invoiced, some shipped today, some will be tomorrow, EU orders can expect their invoices starting tomorrow probably the US also, if not, right after that.
There were some orders which were made through the website instead through the form, but we refunded the 10% difference to all so that's sorted. We made a few mistakes with charging people more also, but that was also resolved.
I did notice that most if not all here paid F&F through PayPal so a special thanks for that and for trusting us!
@Lozo here mentioned "vape" in the notes section on PayPal and we all know how PayPal feels about vapes... But this will also be resolved, I mean, I know where you live!
.I also owe an explanation to everyone on why @NorthernHigh420 will get his unit tomorrow probably although he is in the US, we agreed long ago that he would showcase this and he agreed to have it shipped from the UK. Just so you know that we did not prioritize anyone else for any reason, we are going by the list and by location.
@Dr. G , Maja will message you and sort this out with you, we owe you a special thank you anyway.
About the cooling, the length is one variable, the pathways have a sufficient length, but there's also the cross section in various positions as well as spots where the pathways change directions as well as the fact that the vapor is the hottest when it exits the oven and then cools down as it advances through the CU, all of which affect the overall cooling. As I mentioned elsewhere, this CU was designed so that most of the heat is dissipated at the front of the CU, above the oven (which is coincidentally out of the reach of hands), but not in terms of percentage but rather the total energy dissipated, in other terms, the temperature of the vapor was taken into the calculation as from above. There's also another factor which I didn't mention and that's the heat dissipation from one chamber to another, so the final cooling stages are more "tucked in" between its hotter counterparts so there's more gradual cooling towards the end.
The result is (For me) a more tasty and cooler vapor.
Another thing is, virtually any CU will show good performance, a piece of metal for instance, for one or two draws, but if it doesn't display good dissipation properties, the CU material will quickly get saturated with the given energy which will hinder cooling.
Of course, there was another variable I had to cross reference with the above and that was the ease of maintenance and durability. Yes, maze coolers work well, but can be hard to clean. I tried my best here and cleaning never posed an issue for me personally.
With that said, all of that mumbo jumbo means little without real world performance, just sharing how I have envisioned and implemented the cooling process, end of the day, you, the users will judge if these words were materialized successfully.
As for the oven not being completely filled with herb. There are 2 steps for the mesh disks in the cooling unit, one is lower and one is higher and you can position the CU screen in either one. The lower position is meant to be used when the device is turned upside down and pulled hard, so the herb stays tucked into the oven utilizing maximum performance from conduction. (You will receive the CU by default with a disk in both positions, one coarse and another one fine, but you can remove one, switch them or play around how you want to. Having little herb in the oven and having the device in the upside down position may result in the herb moving out of the bottom of the oven, but since the quantity is small and it has nowhere to go, it will get obliterated regardless of conduction being less involved in the process...