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IMO it is not as much, there is still a lot more convection, especially while hitting and i usually remove the stems between hits and usually this allows me to postpone those bitter hits that signal the last few puffs left.

Different purposes. The Solo puts everything before stealth, the MFLB is the opposite. Solo is convection, MFLB is conduction. Means the Solo will have higher vapour output, longer flavour and easier to get an even roasting. Battery life is 2 hours in the Solo (0,15g*12 stems) vs (0,3g*1-2...

My HI is from the same kind of wood, it will turn out beautifull like yours after a few months. :D

I think that's it. The VA's tell you total power, i'm guessing it is the total power that can be fed to the appliance in question. In this case, its the NANO which is not even close to 100VA. (check what i'm saying because i'm not sure about this. )

Raf, i take it that the highlighted vaporizers on your signature are the VIP units in your setup. When do you use the LSV or the SSV? My obvious thought is, LSV with water and SSV for dry hits. Is this it or are there other reasons?

Havent used mine this way but IMO it is the best use for the Solo aromatherapy cup, even better than to use a Solo for it since it does not automatically shut off after 12min. ;) Now you have to get a water piece and a vvps and you are all set for a while. ;)

BDV, yummy stems you vaporize these days. ;) I'm gonna try the bending and report back to see if it helps, did not consider that could be the problem.

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Hello fellow JedHIs and Master Obi-Alan Kenobi, My HI finally arrived at my doorstep after a long vacation in customs island, hehehe. :) Unfortunately it didn't work when i plugged it in, turns out the elbow adapter is malfunctioning. (Thanks to Alan's great design i was able to spot it...

If you want clouds, you should look for mainly convection vaporizers because convection usually produces more clouds without burning the load prematurely and unevenly. The Inhalater XP is not able to e-juice i think, it is able to vaporize tobacco. Someone correct me if im wrong.

That would be somewhere in the "Vaporizing experience" category. ;)

Regarding all this INH vs Solo conversation going on, i think there were points in agree in both views of the comparison. If i may offer a more overall view of the two (i only own the Solo, so far. ): - The INH is more pratical (USB charging/Vape-while-charging, no glass to worry about...

You need an inverter i think.

I usually vape hash with a bit of herb to prevent clogging, if you do the same it problably won't be a big issue.

I think that is a great place to shop, ;) I think that the LSV is better with water, so i believe you are better with that one than the SSV.

I have to be honest with you, i don't have direct experience with these kind of vapes other from what i have read here and online.. but, the general idea seems that most of these are low quality and will eventually get ruined in your hands. I think the Cera looks very promising, if you...

I agree.. it seems they still seem to be ironing out some things but decided to push through nonetheless, a more agressive business tactic that sometimes leaves a bitter taste but i still think the Cera will be much better than the previous TET line, they managed to optimize their entire...

Hey LeTchen, great video. :tup: I loved when you said chêck, haha. Always funny to hear french speaking english, almost better than speaking portuguese. :D

I have to try vaping a whole nugg in my Solo, i usually grind it fine and the screen since it gets that belly, it helps to keep a smaller bowl and thus, more herb it saves.

Shouldn't it be 5W, the resistor? I thought all log vapes used a 5W element.