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So you are clearly one of us.....just to be sure, slip me the secret hand sign..... Regards to all. OF

Temperature, perhaps, but there is no fundamental difference between 'clouds' from conduction and convection (or radiation, for that matter). In both cases, vapor (real vapor, not the aerosol we call vapor.....) is produced at elevated temperatures mixed in with the hot air by whatever means...

But that's not the question posed? There is no way one can "micro dose THC for same effect it takes to vape 3 or 4 bowls of cBD", right? There is no way a smaller dose of THC can replace CBD, right? Or a larger one. As to your point, particle size has a huge impact on uptake. Some vapes are...

Because THC and CBD have different effects. Very important for MMJ Members, but not recreational ones (who largely ignore CBD effects?)? CBD effects medical needs without the stupefying effects. You can still function more or less normally. Trust me, getting stoned is not always a good plan...

Your math is fine. Say 'about 70%'? That will very slowly degrade over time. Hopefully slowly, like a few percent a year? I tend to test the capacity of new 'batteries' to be sure they're OK, then store them in cases in a cardboard box at that level, using them as needed. I get 'new ones'...

Hot damn!!! I knew if I kept spouting off enough, it'd happen sooner or later..... Like they taught us at The Hoover Institute: "Knock on enough doors and you're going to eventually sell a vacuum". The old blind pig saw? Too bad I had no warning, there's a LOT of doubters I'd like to have...

Why is that? I expect Arizer to use the best technology available, they always have? It's in their best interest, right? OTOH, some random charger maker in a third world setting....... To the OP's question, no real difference, the electrons don't know the difference. My personal preference...

Good observation, and it links back to the conduction issue. Think about it, it's a marginal load (part of the design, some want it even smaller....). Proper packing improves the heat transfer. Pearl position is an important part of that. As does giving it a bit of time between hits for...

No problem. I'll just charge as fast as the port will let it, no danger. Same thing the other way, BTW. Worst case problem is slower charging if you use a cheap cable with a Amp plus source. Not enough loss of efficiency to make the cable more than a tiny bit warm. I hope your friend enjoys...

BINGO!!! You broke the code! Drawing in more cold air won't make more hot vapor, it'll make less by 'robbing' heat that would otherwise make more vapor. You get a larger volume, but it's more dilute, in total containing less THC than if you'd sipped it as the design envisioned. DaVinci...

Thanks. These things start somewhere, usually. Hard to call that a "loose heater problem" though, and certainly no reason to be scared off Solo II. No defect in design to wait for Arizer to fix? It was a 'non stock' stem (for which Arizer has no control) and didn't happen right away...

Good point, but still not an accurate use of a technical term. VG is a 'real' convection vape, right? Yet it doesn't always do that. Close kin to how everything was 'Turbo' even without a turbocharger? Higher power is just that, higher power. No need to dress it up past that...... No doubt...

Many good points, some very good. I get it that 'the world' tends to use the language to it's own purposes. But I think we should, as much as possible, keep technical terms accurately used if we want to communicate best. I don't think makers are intentionally being dishonest, just 'telling...

Whatever amuses you is good I guess. But you understand the weed doesn't 'vape itself' idling in a conduction vape, right? That is the THC doesn't get destroyed (like in combustion) nor escape the vape, it's still there, waiting to make you happy........ Unlike an incense stick, which is...

Yep, they're cool all right. The memories of accumulated charge are 'non volatile', that is the device remembers even when it's unplugged (no power) like parts of your favorite computer. A handy way to 'cut charging early' to extend battery lifespan. I note the charge current at the start and...

It might be one of those 'all in your mind' things, meaning it's going to be very subjective to the individual? If you think it's happening and you're enjoying it.....you're enjoying it? Not to spoil that, I agree, it's overrated even when it's real. There are some mighty fine conduction...

I charge through a monitor like this one: https://www.amazon.com/YOTINO-Volatage-Multimeter-Charger-Computer/dp/B078SQ9HRG/ref=sr_1_8?keywords=usb+meter&qid=1569526723&sr=8-8 The display lower left is accumulated mAh since last reset (has 10 memories). There are lots of similar units. OF

I haven't noticed it, although I only rotate batteries 'sometimes' (preferring to charge in place). Assuming it's not a defective unit, and they're all the same brand/types are the same (something you didn't mention) my money's on abuse. Either too deep a discharge or storing at full charge...

Fellow travelers, I think I may have stumbled on another advantage of EDGE over F2, it seems to run cooler to the touch? I was looking for 'something different' and exploring the stash box found a gram of hash I'd forgotten about in the bottom. Nothing fancy, 'old school' pressed hash...

I've never given it that much thought (I tend to takes such things as the come), but I think the difference you describe is due to the glass of the stem in Solo/Air/ArGo? That is I think it's slowing the heat transfer rate favoring the slower draw. When I use the glass stem or WT adapter in F2...