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I don't know what people think constitutes medical vaporization, but the Mighty is medical equipment. On the rare occasion that I can relax enough to chill out on the couch, it is the only vape I have that I can use by only moving my wrist. I don't think of it as a portable vaporizer so much as...

@pxl_jockey I have, mostly. But that's just because it's a hassle for retarded hands to use. Need to make a warranty claim.

I'd say not, but I have other ways of doing the same thing with the same tube that don't require butane gas being anywhere near the opening of the tube. Like this way:

Probably one factor is that I pull slowly and take less heat from the oven than the average operator. It's what I expected, @Used2use. I'm just reporting the data. That does seem a little high, @WildChild. Maybe I'll do it again to see if I get the same results.

I'm a little more concerned that my Herbalizer is made of plastic and has warped.

I've done some more battery experimentation. When I turn on the Mighty, let it heat to 410°F/210°C , and use it with about .30 g for two minutes until it shuts off by itself, then let it fully cool before using again, I get around 15-18 2-minute sessions. 30-36 minutes of usage per charge...

I just figured out another good way to use this: Load .1 g. Insert "mouthpiece" into mouth. Ignite torch. Torch glass adjacent to herbs while inhaling. Eventually you start feeling heat and tasting vapor. That's when you shut off the torch and just take a few hits. Or more.

If you want an EVO, do this (video). Cost: $2 (5 for $10). No broken bamboos nor is it a fire hazard when you turn your back on it. No hassling with awkward herb chambers, either. Just load, ignite, and suck. As you can see, it can be a heavy hitter. Have you ever watched fresh herbs instantly...

Yes, you see it. Literally. You think in pictures. Pulled air takes the shortest route through the herbs. Which minimizes contact between herbs and heat. Forced air creates the most contact between herbs and heat. What you said gave me a new idea. This is probably a good way of describing it...

I spent the last couple hours doing part of an experiment. With a full battery I turned on my Mighty at MAX temp. I kept it on until the battery was dead. Here's what I did/what happened. After heating Mighty to MAX temp (410°F/210°C) and starting a stopwatch: 22 minutes: Battery indicator...

In my extensive glass tube and stovetorch experiment(s), I believe I have identified what seems to be something in between vapor and smoke. It's not enjoyable and it produces no clouds, but it seems to exist. It's something I have never experienced from any marketed vape. Not sure what effects...

You gave me an idea. If I can find the motivation, maybe I'll do this again from a better/closer angle, then put the crispy nug in a pipe and smoke it. (You can't smoke ashes.)

Is that a product? User name?

Hack. This is Mighty. I just baked the fuck out of Ryan.

You want one badass hit? Do this. Basically free.

Technology is not going to change anything. Everything that will ever be done can already be done with fire. Instantly. Before anything changes, producers need to start better understanding thermodynamics.

Here's a much better version of basically the same thing (0:30). EDIT: I just realized this video pretty well proves dark ABV does not indicate conduction heat, as my video involved zero conduction. The glass was cold; there was no heat for it to conduct. Which is why there is a ring of...

I made another quick video to highlight the cool thing I noticed after making the other video. EDIT: I just realized this video pretty well proves dark ABV does not indicate conduction heat, as my video involved zero conduction. The glass was cold; there was no heat for it to conduct. Which...

Drool.