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The LSV from 7th Floor/ELEV8 is one of my favorite small to large capacity (.07 g to 1 g) vapes that I don't mind stirring to use. Shown with a stem, but works equally well with a whip. Also, there are "hands free" clips available for the Silver Surfer...

You have two conflicting desires, large capacity and not wanting to stir. As close as I can get to that is the Plenty, it has a broad oven (even cooking) and a variable load capacity (1 g down to .1 g) however to maximize efficiency stirring is still an option.

Vapers vs Smokers or just fellow users?

The ball thing is cool in some ways, some new users came onboard, there are fewer shelf queens and what I found most pleasing, the mod was a community DIY. On the other hand, it's just a mod so in some situations for some users it will either succeed, make no difference or fail. That's why I...

I would, but I have a couple of extras floating around, somewhere.

When you get it clean the glass and whip and while you are waiting, keep reading the thread, it's chock-full of options and hints to consider.

Oh, thanks Shit Snacks, now I am thinking about a bamboo vape to match a bong I have. Grumble mumble, chirp, bitch and whine?

Welcome to the board, and thanks for your first post, hope you enjoy yourself. Have you tried a phone call (https://acctmgr.evoice.com/AcctMgr/ClickToCall/ClickToConnectSession.aspx?key=8bae2cbb-ee0f-41a5-a72e-bcfc30bec771), or a PM to Ace Of Vape from here on the board.

Never was too interested in plug ins. Is there an easy to use on demand model that is plug in and ready to go? Are they better than the top portables? .... Plug ins can have different sets of features, strengths and weaknesses in comparisons to portables. Are those different better or worse...

I use a similar branded China PID with the same button layout and my fat fingers barely fit. Had I realized how tight the fit would be, I would have gone with one of the Auber units. That aside, it's an OK PID, so far...

The last thing that was replaced on my E-Nano was the socket that the removable cord fit in. On the other hand, I am the only person I know of who has needed a replacement.

My fat fingers are making it annoying to use the buttons on the G9 branded PID I use. I am considering switching to an Auber RDK 300 or an Auber RDK-200. My question, is the pin out the same between the two brands, or should I get another coil to go with a new controller. Thanks

Here, is an interesting question for folks who have both an E-Nano and one of the corded 7Th Floor vapes. Which did you get first? In my case, it was the LSV first and then the E-Nano.

I don't know about the other vapes on your list, but I am deep into the ELEV8 rabbit hole. The Surfer is a workhorse, bigger than many other vapes, works well with a wide range of loads (stock .45g to .2g), easy to maintain and usually has a long working life and power is understated but...

You are right, one uses their glass to meet their needs the best they can. My favorite high diffusion perc is the multi-platform honeycomb because it packs lots of action into smaller pieces, it's easy to clean and when a piece is used dry it's not overly restrictive. An Example...

What are you looking for out of the bong? As a guy who tends to prefer stems to high diffusion pieces, it looks like overkill, but that is just one irrelevant take. The final requirements are yours to state?

Which do you prefer and why? Thanks

Not having any standards means I seldom run out of vaping materials. Hitting fresh bud works, but good or bad is a user call. For me, it ranks between nothing and rev-aping AVB.

What did you do, Ray? Seriously, the closest I have seen was when the plastic socket that holds the cord into the body was failing, so I was getting intermittent power loss. When I was replacing the socket (Thanks EpicVape) I blew out the body and wiped off the bud crumbs that had collected on...

Congrats on your purchases, I hope you enjoy the heck out of it. Don't know if this will help, but with boro balls, a wet MFLB Orbiter, .1g load and a G9 PID controller running in a range of 420 to 650 is productive with combustion around 670.