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A few points to keep in mind, the manufacture's claim of ongoing support for the product, the interchangeability of electrical components with the Buddha and the Surfer and the ELEV8s ability to produce glass replacements in house. If all this proves out then the LSV will remain a good choice...

Can you post a well color matched picture of the spent load?

Nadia we don't want anyone's firstborn we want you to come to our homes, change our diapers and tell us we are right.

I went with water because the coil I was cleaning was in bad shape and I figured water was cheap, easy and that it would work. As to ISO it would have probably worked but as usual I went with cheap.

One can clean the cooling coil in boiling water, it takes a number of water changes, but it works. Mouthpiece and whip is ISO and water rinse.

Cup upside down, only on Monday mornings.

I use a coil driven ELEV8R for small loads (.04 to .06 g) and I am fairly happy with the one or two hits I get. I had to rig up a wooden heater carrier and find a 14 mm male to male adapter to hold the corresponding sized rimmed screen. In the same role I don't think the Solo will meet your...

Cheap silicone whip folder here.

For small loads (.1 g to .04 g) used with my powerful convection vapes (Plenty. ELEV8 coil, LSV) I prefer small water pieces. My fav is a 2.5" globe with a 9.5" stem, If looking for a little more volume I usually opt for a 10" straight tube bong.

It's just like the long stem only 2.25" shorter, at least in my case. However, they are always willing to fabricate almost any reasonable variant to their stock pieces. You might also look at the work of the Oregon Glass Blower, reasonable prices and functionality bordering on art, at times.

My preference in convection vapes with minimal parts is the LSV from ELEV8. Two major parts (body & stem) analog controls, corded, 18 mm sized connections and mid-size lends itself to adaptability.

Based on using both the E-Nano and the Solos I would prefer the E-Nano option, but it is not the best choice for a pass around vape the load size is too small for that use given my preferences. If you do go with the E-Nano consider getting multiple stems, so you can preload and rotate through...

It's a generic one from China, I do have a Ddave one (fanboy) it's nicer, and it fits a bit better in my 7th Floor vapes, but volume is close and a little screen squashing can even that out. The Arizer elbow pack is OK too, it turns the stem ninety degrees and maintains the rimmed screen...

I grab what fits my type of use best, at the desk, on the couch, hanging on the porch it's all situational. However, I have been spending an inordinate amount of time with my ELEV8R.

It will work but as a glass killer I often end up with a piece of whip stuck into an 18 mm male to male as I wait for a replacement glass stem.

if .05 got me buzzed, will half of that do it for me? ... Maybe, there are so many variables in play. I think you would be better served by just trying it out on your own.

There is a difference, but it's minimal when in use on the LSV, IMO. I prefer to pair the long stem to a globe where the difference is more noticeable. Like this

Between 415 f and 465 f for .05 g size loads, using 15 second long draws.

Sounds like either an air leak, perhaps a load to heater distance problem or an electrical problem. I haven't had to address any electrical issues so no suggestions on that. What I use for small loads (.04 g -.05 g) is a 14 mm male to male adapter, 14 mm rimmed screen and a wooden collar to...

Hang in there Nadia we appreciate what you folks do for us.