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Please remember your current gratitude when my bill gets there....... BTW, V2.5 (2.7 is the same, different MP?) comes in two versions, deep and shallow. You should consider both (perhaps even get one of each, IIRC there's such a package deal, poke around a bit). The shallow one is easiest to...

You're welcome, again. It is harder to clean a bit, and in the end you have to throw it out rather than rebuilding, but by then you've hopefully gone through a lot of concentrate so it's a small percentage of costs? V2.5 will use less concentrates provided you don't overfill, and accidents...

Yep. Concentrates and 'juice' are two different things. We take hits sometimes 10 or more seconds long and the margin for error on temperatures between sweet vapor and cooked oil can be slim. You use TCR entirely differently, it's no longer a 'safety' on another process. Yes, the advice...

Yes, my advice is to start with V2.5, simple to use, hard to make bad mistakes with, little to fiddle with. With it learn to use TCR control in the mod. Then go to V3 or 3.5 a larger, more powerful version that is rebuild able. Then move to QQ. Controlling temperature is a key skill to have...

I think it would drop further if heat was not being conducted in at the same time. Like say if you pulled it out so conduction stopped? I think this is demonstrated by Stu where we get two different 'signatures' in keeping with the lead diameter. Do you have a different explanation for why...

Amen, good news indeed. Thanks for following up and advising us. I hope he comes back to brag and play again. How about if I promise to stop teasing him about the pink Solo? After all, that's just a personal choice I'm told.... Or we could all just join whatever group he's now hanging with...

I agree it doesn't seem right, but it is. It's a very common misconception for sure, I was caught up in it until set straight. I'm sure if we voted on it that would be gospel. I don't think it's the first mistake on Wiki, weren't they the 'reference source' for Google claiming 'Nazi doctrine...

Always a risk. But if you're clean otherwise and it's a new vape wrapped up is there any real risk? I once brought a second bottle of liquor into Japan that way (honestly a gift of a nice single malt from one of our sales guys to a friend there). I had a unwrapped personal bottle of Brandy as...

Thanks for running that test. It's along the lines I saw, which is why I decided it was an instrumentation issue (and have been so stubborn about it). This is not always the case. If you get solid contact rather than have a bunch of 'soft' stuff like herb between the T/C and source it doesn't...

I think part of the plan should include a ready 'excuse' for having it should they ask, "And what is this?". Solo has the aroma therapy dish which, with some benign herbs, covers this nicely. Just because you have the stem squeaky clean doesn't mean that they can't find enough residue to test...

Not in some time. Hopefully the surf is up and the colas in bloom wherever he is...... Or maybe he's just too busy breaking glass to post? OF

Unless it's a very large case of course, and you're hiding inside from the cops....... OF

It's actually pretty easy to custom size them. Start out with what's handy (I usually use 5/8 or 3/4) and with a stout pair of scissors snip 'up the line' between two wires at say 2 and 4 o'clock. Cut through the 'cross wires' one at a time by keeping the screen in tight to the blades so they...

Er, ah, not to quibble but don't you mean '.....keep the smells IN'? OF

Neat and simple, what you might expect given the Craftsman making it. Then again, it would have been even more fun if it had a huge round blade being driven by a windmill on wooden tower above it......like the ones in the Western movies, only better? OF

Again, I think the problem is the conduction of heat through the load at idle is slow, causing local drops? Heat drops will be a function of the relative conductivity of the various parts of the path, same as in hydraulics and electricity. If it's not conducted heat, what keeps the curve when...

And you are not alone in that. My 'take' is that the temperature drop is because of heat flow (again), in this case up the leads. When I did this same sort of test years back I also tried the same test with smaller gauge wire and got a smaller drop. I've said as much and encouraged others to...

I understand we still disagree about what those graphs show but I still believe it's an instrumentation error as I said. I don't follow why it would make 'a shitty vaporizer', isn't that (leaking in cold air) what PVHES does? Vapes like QQ (and a bunch of similar concentrate vapes) do exactly...

Yup, fun stuff if you've a mind for such. I agree, I think, with what you propose. It should be 'heated air' though, right? Ambient isn't going to heat anything now much colder than the room. Again, I don't know the vapes but if a working fluid carries net heat into the load IMO that makes...

I think that's a good characterization. With two refinements. First off, it's reversible, that is THC vapor is also condensing when at equilibrium. Secondly it's not a 'suddenly at XX degrees the THC converts anymore than a rain puddle (if you can still recall them.....) happens in an...