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I have a dozen ELB's. I mangled one with the 2-cap method and another trying to use an ELB/HT to mod a Q (no cigar), otherwise the rest are still in pretty good shape since a year. I'm using the same brush as you (I followed your link) and haven't had a problem with stuff at the bottom. It...

. . . and the casing is black (the previous version is chrome)

In ref only to the screen fitting into any 18/19 GonG joint, the answer is no. The defacto standard is that with any male 18/19 OD, the joint taper is such that it should fit any female. But there can be small differences in the total length and precise angle of the taper, and definitely in the...

Right. I'll not describe what I thought initially, I already look enough like an idiot. :doh:

I'm curious, if using silicone why use the bag glass piece at all, i.e., can't this be directly attached to the short whip?

I have seen and used bowls like yours above except with 2 screens between which you pack your herb; this bowl therefore sit normally on the Q with nothing falling down. I gave mine away and don't remember for sure, but I think it may have been a Vapor Bros. or VaporTower. It may have been...

I agree with Herbal Ant. I would place the short whip on the cyclone with bag removed and see what the vapor is like, and then start working back from there checking each possible issue. The cyclone is ordinarily filled 1/3-1/2 to the teflon, make sure the grind is not clogging the elbow, and...

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Uh-huh. And when will you be sharing this post with her? :popcorn:

Same here. Adds virtually no drag. And it may be sacrilege to say it, but I like the single matrix better than the stereo.

IIRC, yes it does. It indicates that the heater is being powered up to the set temperature, which is pretty much a steady process.

If that's what it is, turn upside down, couple little shots from a can of compressed air, will keep it clean. When I remove the cyclone, there's sometimes a little bit of particles down and atop around the heater. I just blow on it. Or, again, occasionally a gentle blow-out with the...

No, the reason for the silicone is ease of use. The stiffness of the pvc makes it difficult to add/remove glass attachments, move the whip around, etc. I've never understood Arizer using pvc, AFAIK the other major manufacturers use silicone. Then you are talking about the middle hole...

The tubing on eBay should be fine assuming it's as advertised. It's true that 25' is a lot; I still have some after ~18 mos. I don't reclaim nor do I try to clean it, so I replace it when it gets dirty. I use an 18" whip btw. Sorry don't know what you're ref'g to re covering the hole around...

No, that's what you want. The air temperature leaving the vape is considerably less than it is at the heater. 200C is twice the temp of boiling water. If the vapor in the whip was even close to that you would be scalded. Btw the tolerance on the tubing Stu and I use, see his link above, is...

No, that is PVC - same base material as Arizer stock but not NSF certified and max temp <200F while an NSF-51 will be >400F. Go to top right of page Search, use term "amazon AND silicone" or "Plastics AND tubing", click on "This thread only" and you'll get lots of posts with the tubing you...

So at ~4:57 is it my imagination or is the inside of your Cloud's joint kinda . . . orange? :D

Silcone tubing 5/16" ID x 7/16" OD, NSF-51 (food/medical grade) or equivalent, for better taste/ease of use. Shorten the whip to the smallest length comfortable; that will reduce drag. If connecting to glass, unless you've got big lungs best to stay with small-mid size pieces, best to use...

I'm using this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0084B2ETW/ It's only 12" tall though. I didn't find one taller on Amazon and I didn't check the manufacturer's site to see if there may be such. I'm doubtful though, seems larger capacity = wider not taller. I submerge my Cloud HT's but not my...

This has been discussed a few times in this thread and IIRC there is another thread or two specifically on the question (or comparing to the SSV). The consensus - although certainly not unanimous - seems to be that the Q can deliver as thick a hit if using the elbow-pack. Re the bag . . . it's...