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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2014/11/141114085629.htm Experts have shown that when certain parts of cannabis are used to treat cancer tumours alongside radio therapy treatment the growths can virtually disappear. The new research by specialists at St George's, University of London...

From what I've seen, herb just absorb the heat it is coming in contact with, but it also cools of fast as well once the heat is not going through it anymore. @Hippie Dickie can help you as far as measurements being taken of the herb and how things change, when dealing with his vaporizer he is...

@reziropav I did more research on type k thermocouples and they have a low thermal conductivity. This is good to get accurate measurements since they won't go over like a high conductive thermocouple like type T thermocouples. But, If you are measuring the air with one, chances are you will...

Having no filled chamber would effect the temperature because the cooler air below the herb holder will lower the temperature of the hot air above it because you have nothing separating the two. I don't know how else to explain it but, this is what I was sent as an answer: "The way you did...

No, I mean put the actual screen into the herb holder, put a little bit of plant material on top of the screen, then measure. Stainless steel has a low thermal conductivity, and the screens are made from them, so try to put the sensor a little above the screen where the herb is at. Or see if...

If he loads it completely, the temperature under the herb will be cooler because the calibration is done at the screen. Once you load the chamber with herb, the top portion of the herb will be the temperature, and he would have to do a long inhale to get the temperature of the bottom of the...

I mean the screen where the herb goes. The metal screen that came with the unit to place your plant material. Put the sensor just a tad above it, and see if that changes the outcome of the temperature measurement.

@reziropav Try measuring the temperature with the screen in place. Put the sensor under the screen, and see if you find the same thing. I emailed Aromed about this, and what they said made sense. If you don't have a highly conductive material where the temperature is measured, the cooler...

I don't post picture to the net so I have no idea, but, here's a picture that was posted in this thread, and does it look like this?

that is it! On your unit, does the sensor look like its been moved or out of place? In the manual it says to make sure you never touch the sensor.

@reziropav This was from a post in this thread that may help you. Frank Fuchs of AroMed said: I have attached a foto to show how you can provide a good setting of the heater grip. Hold the grip tight to the herbholder and bend back the gooseneck. Make sure you lube up the connection between...

That is what I was told, it wasn't my thinking. From what the creator informed me, the temperature where the bulb is, is the temperature before you inhale. Once you inhale, it gets hotter to compensate for the cooler air coming in. That's why you inhale at a rate that keeps the dot blinking...

@reziropav How is the brightness of the bulb? I seen a video comparing two Aromed's and the issue was found with the bulb being used. Maybe try getting a new bulb. Maybe the user who sold it to you used a poor bulb. Aromed creator recommended the Osram 6440s...

Did you inhale following the red dot on the screen? When you are inhaling correctly its supposed to be blinking. If you did, contact Aromed directly.

Seems to be a real good sensor because the temperature stays within 2 degrees with a nice size inhale. It must be the same programming they use on the volcano digit because that has a ±2.7°F variation also.

You kind of missed the point. Its the size that is important. If you can keep the vapor particles small, you will get a more blue color. It turns white when there are larger particles scattering the light to make it look white. Reread my post to see what I mean. That is why I posted to vape...

8-10 pulls? That is WACK! Maybe you should email them and ask if that is within their range of usage for battery life, because I can't see them making something that can only do a few pulls.

I'm glad you posted this because it just made me realize that I can say it's an external flash drive, or an extra battery pack, for my phone! Because it has a usb connection, it wouldn't look like I'm lying:evil: Hopefully they don't inspect it because then I will be up shit creek:cry:

Off topic but, does anyone have a good decoy this could be called? I ask because some nightclubs don't want any vape or smoking so if I get searched, and they see the crafty, what can I say it is?

@2clicker I just realized the app feature is actually a very intelligent idea. One, because it keeps the vaporizer small, and lite weight. Two, because it allows you to be more stealthy when being used. If you don't want attention, all you have to do is set the booster temperature to go up...