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This makes sense to me. Aside from a smaller load to exhaust F2 also has, being smaller, more surface area for the volume meaning more ability to conduct heat in rapidly for the volume (no, I don't think convection plays a role since the air temperature is too low to make vapor.....). This is...

You've no idea how lucky you are there. And trust me a LOT of folks claim one is more than we really need to be happy, they take time from their busy days to so inform me all the time....... Glad you answered, I couldn't find my box with the OG caps to check. I use vinyl tubing caps like you...

Very good advice (as it typical with SMF), with one small correction, the name is POWDERED Brewery Wash. Great stuff, the Coors (beer) folks paid to have it developed to clean out brewery gear where it wasn't possible to scrub stuff (remove the same sort of baked on hydrocarbon junk we face)...

Do fat dogs fart? Not always every day, and not always Solo. Sometimes ArGo (not Air in some time). I make up for missed days with extra uses when I come back. Two stems in Solo II yesterday, prolly several more before the weekend. And you? Still faithful? Good to have you back, someone...

Yes, while I don't (yet) have one, Fury 2 and a whole lot of other vapes do this. It's called "masking" in the trade. Once close enough (are you sure it's 20 degrees, usually it's a much smaller 'window') the display goes to 'ready' (often taking away the heating indicator as well) lest over...

Yeah! What he just said......great to have you back fer sure. Does this mean we have to bring your stuff back? OF

Good plan. Temperature and airflow are keys I think. I use a sunny spot on the patio when the weather is warm for that reason, the top of the router inside when it's not. The router is warm, also a good spot to put open jars of herb that are a bit too moist. In general the smell gets on/in...

I suggest having a little faith here. Smells are very subjective, some few seem to find it objectionable with every vape? And sometimes it's a 'deal breaker' for them. I doubt they really think anything is wrong or dangerous or they wouldn't give them to friends? Some guys have 'weed to...

First off, Howdy! Welcome to the Forum, lots of good folks with experience to share around here as you've already discovered. Great first post/introduction, hope to 'hear more from you' in the future. I think you've correctly summed up the situation. By the end of the day your throat can...

IMO that should do it. But it's a very subjective subject, many folks cite being more sensitive than most. Some liken it to being safer than combustion by a wide margin anyway and short lived. FWIW, I wouldn't mess with 400F, wind it up as high as you can? No reason not to...... Best advice...

There's a link above for a popular pin (used by 'scrapbookers'). I use a largish safety pin, which is handy in that you can fold up and protect the tip. I've also got a SS 'toothpick' meant for bar use I like. No danger of poking a nasty hole in a finger...

Not likely, for sure not at that level. All my T/C readers are manual so won't yield such pretty graphs. Just a suggestion, your call. IMO youse guys are making great progress. I predict more fun ahead. FWIW, I still think a reading of port air temperature alone could be some compelling...

I think it might be useful to repeat the experiment with the probes mechanically swapped (move the wall sensor to the middle.....) somewhere along the line. It would eliminate possible problems with sensing properly? I sincerely doubt it, but it's easy to eliminate as a possibility. OF

You might need more than one. I've lost one and I'm not sure where the other is...... Neat tool, and useful, but I can't seem to keep track of 'em. I've yet to loose the safety pin, I stick it to a magnet taped on the side of my (tea) cup holder. Always there, so far. OF

Try a slightly larger screen with modest dome so the mesh isn't blocked by glass. Now you have many many times more unobstructed mesh holes 'working' so it takes a lot longer to klag up on you. Cleaning the screen becomes a rare task. BTW, for those not trying to reclaim from the screens, try...

Yep, they include 'bad idea' screens and suggest coarse grinds or whole nugs (and ignoring the debris most guys are trying to avoid?). And again, used domed (even slightly) can mean far more use between cleanings and 'full performance' with reduced loads so you can enjoy smaller but FRESH loads...

So you're suggesting the advice of old, for new guys to start with 2.5s and then 'graduate' to V3s to no longer be valid? Remember, the OP is 'brand new' to concentrates, not even 'vape pens' in his experience. I'll stick with my 'old school' advice. Get in the swim in measured...

Good experiment. Thanks. I'm not sure how others interpret this but I see clear evidence of the sort of instrumentation issues I've been suggesting. Not only in the difference is 'step size' but also in the offset of the curves. Why else is the one in the center reading lower than at the...

Another reason is to cut the volume of the load. The domed screens many of us use cuts it in half, meaning you can finish the reduced load and start with a fresh one next time (rather than 'left overs'). Domed (even slightly) screens also means it's much harder to foul the tiny holes in the...

Thanks. I didn't invent it, of course, it's more of a 'group consensus' as we learned them when they came out. There was, as you might imagine, a lot of 'learning' about TCR at the same time. My current settings (pun intended.....) are 12, maybe 12.5 Watts, m=245, 390F and whatever the real...