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That is my usual Solo setup, i don't have a gong adapter yet and it works just fine IMO. With water i go to 7 most times, but i usually start at 2 just the same, although occasionaly i start at 4. But with dry sessions i maintain level 2 for as long as vapour is coming, much longer lasting...

Don't you think S&B could make a Volcano with half the size, lower price and ability to put whip in it and use it without forced air? I honestly can't understand why they don't considering their position in the market and how long the Volcano is out.

The ultimate vaporizer is a vaporizer with the size of a log, with the perpetuheat system of the cloud and the durability and shock proof of the herbalaire, and an all glass isolated vapor path, and a suspended bowl to prevent conduction. That is what i hope for the future. :D There are...

There was a similar incident in the HI thread recently, check there for Your Highness's posts.

Both are available but there is a big waiting list so if you want something now, you should start elsewhere. The logs are more efficient because they have a smaller bowl volume, in terms of the process itself they are pretty much equivalent IMO. I still think this physical constraints really...

:tup: I like the bubbler too, it's a black leaf right? I think that design is both pratical and durable.

You should get a log. Small bowls like the Solo but slight better taste and it is always on. You should keep the Solo for the mobility. Those are my two main vaporizers now.

I believe the Cloud is much tastier with low or highly packed bowls compared to the Volcano and it extracts efficiently with both volumes. The Volcano asks for a big bowl for it to be as pleasurefull, maybe it will help you save. Or you'll end up using more since its so much better, not a rare...

That was not exactly what i meant, take the log vaporizers as an example: There is always the same basic design, one resistance inside a metal tube with holes in the bottom and the air goes through the holes, heating as it passes through the element and vaporizing the herbs that are on a stem...

Not exactly, my HI was ready for a while now. Just waiting for me. :cool:

I think it is quite fair. The element is the same, the heat sink is similar and the center tube is metal in almost every design except the Hot Pod where it is glass. The only think that was changed was wood thickness, and different assembly designs and different core insulations. There is not...

No smell whatsoever in the logs. The only thing that can get smelly are the stems and they are easily cleaned. The PD was great but the market has gone beyond it and honestly there are much better units today, better heating times, better heat sinks, longer longevity, less wood charring. There...

Above you can see some photos i made this afternoon with the HI, and in the last one i put the MFLB for size reference and the WW to compare. Now, onto the review of the HI. Construction: It came flawless, without a single visible defect and it has a great quality feel, both in the...

My thoughts exactly. Don't forget the logs either.. HI UD or WW are great with water. the new e-nano also has some fans already. The Solo has the advantage of having an almost perfect balance between what i like in a desktop unit with the mobility and easy handling of a portable. The LSV...

If you are leaving combusting, it is normal to cough more when you start to vape, your lungs are still recovering from the harshness in smoke. The water filtration is preferable of course, along with the smaller hits that mosh advised, but i don't think you should inhale faster. If...

What is it about the SSV but makes you prefer it dry over the LSV dry? Do you find the SSV has a thickest hit than the LSV?, because i would think the taste would be better dry in the LSV than the SSV. Or is it about the confort of the whip? Or is it more difficult to have an even roasting...

I think it is normal for that to happen in mainly convection units.. how fast do you draw? I haven't use the Buddha in a few weeks but i iirc that happened to me as well, to a point at least. Maybe the herbs benefit from some priming before the biggest hits in the Buddha, i must say it hasn't...

I'm particularly fond of the slim twigs, the bocote, tullip, wild gum and tineo. very nice indeed.

HI family, Loving my osage orange HIsaber, rigged up with a black hair elastic to prevent the connector from falling, it looks like an 80's music star. :D Left my herbs *pretty* black a couple of times, not used to the temperature the HI is able to output, i have to remember to draw a little...

Get a LSV and an INH. :tup: