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Oracle adverts itself as Infra-Red vaporizer, and because of its ability to heat fast (I think Oracle draws a lot of watts) it needs to be regulated, if it doesn't cut the radiation off it can get to combustion pretty fast. IR is imo unstable at high performance, but at low it can be very...

I think we all can agree that it's neglible. I've pointed it out at the beginning only because it exists. So... ...am I understanding it well, that: StoneGlassWorks: bubbly, smooth, compact, loudest Vertigo: least drag ( less water, many big holes ), ice posible, different shape Sovereignty: a...

I've seen these warnings on sites like yahoo where these people didn't even know what MF warranty is like. A lot of warranty replacements already worldwide and I haven't heard of any real problems with that. Maybe you can send it without return address. And they recommend wraping it into fiol...

Yes, if you stop drawing for like 2 secs, then draw a bit to clear the ELB area and then lift HT and clear it, it will not have that tiny leak. But it's too much work for a neglible leak. Getting the technique of lung absorbing right will give more fruits. Deadhead101 (edit answer): the ELB...

Radiation vapes are very hard to regulate. I think that's the biggest drawback of making vape of this type. For example Oracle cost a lot and why? MF also had to design a LB a lot before it's IR performace was balanced. I think with laser that could be even harder. And I can't imagine it cooking...

I've seen in videos, that a little bit of vapor escapes when you lift the HT. And i think its logical too. You are cutting the hot air immediately, so the load begins to cool down. I think like in a MFLB, you shut the power off, but herbs will still vape for a second or two as they are cooling...

Thanks, forget about this most significant loss :D And with Cloud I assume this will be even higher as lungs will not be able to process that much vapor.

With every vape there are losses of vapor. Some condenses on surfaces, that is solved only by construction. This could happen in the HT, but it's very spacey so only a little vapor will touch cold glass. Narrow/longer vapor paths get more condensation. A little condenses in the water leaving...

Yes, they cover user errors. Even if these are made of stupidity. The box must have it's function impaired somehow and have a real serial number, that has not been warrantied before (real one weren't). I've sent the warranty request now becaue of screen partially teared. I think I'm going to...

That had to be unlucky, I find my glass stem very sturdy. It had fallen a lot from height and never broke. Also I've dropped a cyclone bowl on concrete while running. It bounced and bounced and also survived it. I guess I have some kind of luck on glass.

That could be best, better to destroy it myself and prove it, than sending it to other side of Earth only for someone else to destroy it.

No, you exhale through it without smell.

ili: Oh, I've bought my MFLB because of thousands of oversatisfied reviews. Now I have to do it with PA too :D The shop where I orderer the PA is not responding, they told be more than month ago that they are getting them in a month, but still nothing. I am geting suspicious they will never...

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If its horribly damaged I think they're not going to reuse it and you can scrape it off or clean it with iso.

Wish you the best luck. They should give you money.

Yes, you should get a warranty replacement. And some tips for new iolite if you didn't do it already with this one: -Use only highest quality butane that you can obtain. -Be gentle on the valve while filling it. My valve also does that sound sometimes. Maybe it is damaged because of pushing the...

Some iolites do this. More when old. My iolite started doing this when six months old. You just need to learn one new thing - ignite everytime hissing starts, not only the first time.

Joint_Specialist: Thanks, that makes much more sense. I've never tried using alcaline in MFLB nor peeling them off. Alkaline Maybe when inserted positive end out it could deliver energy, but there is a huge risk of shorting it if the positive electrode touches the 'rail for positive NiMH'...

Do you expereience this first world problem everytime you get new herbs too?