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Congrats on using 70% butane 18% propane Vector is Overpriced and Overrated. Look up your MSDS people. propane has a higher vapor point meaning it is harder to evaporate out and Cannabinoids are less soluble in propane. Do yourself a favor switch to Burnzomatic(35% N-Butane and 65% isobutanes)...

Anyone try D-Lemonene BHO in an an e cig yet? BHO is more soluble in Lemonene than PG or VG so can use less and has good orange flavor imo(only tried with dabs as vapor point is in the 400's F).

BURNZOMATIC 35% N-butane 65% isobutanes $3.98 at home depot in US Vector is 18% propane and "filtering" does nothing to gasses As for crackle, Vacuum purge your oil folks (while it is warm enough to just slide around your container)

Are you using vegetable glycerin or propelene glycol based e liquid?

That was great! And come on Tweek in No way did you throw that together quickly... unless you are a professonal.

Thanks for the quick response. I already ordered two of each, just making sure I didn't make an expensive mistake. ;)

Hey OF (or anyone with some knowledges about batterys) are these batterys the same or almost same as ones TET is shipping? http://www.orbtronic.com/batteries-chargers/high-drain-18650-2900mah-ncr18650pd-hybrid-li-ion-battery-button-top-panasonic-orbtronic also they have more of the -ch's you...

If your desire is to try with thinner oil you could try adding a drop or 2%-5% (by volume) Limonene to your shatter or wax. This should make the oil thin enough to flow around the core a little better. It also adds a light refreshing citrus taste imo. here is a link to a sample of limonene...

try your neg probe on male threads may give more consistent reading, also use only the very piont of both probes

I agree, how hard would it be to stamp the bottoms with a tiny EO and EL and yes lower resistance= higher current= more heat I believe. now to find the vapor point for PG and VG glycerols.

"The difference in the two cartridges(EO/EL) is just the wiring. They are exactly the same otherwise. We use the same materials in both of them but have the resistance in the wiring different to account for the thinner liquids and the thicker oils and full melt substances." said Zeki of TET in a...