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@likevaping - I really hesitate to speculate - I am not qualified to do that. So please take the following with that very large caveat: Costochondritis can result from physical strain. I notice that you are physically active. Perhaps without realizing it you strained the cartilage or a...

It is very difficult to respond to your message. You provide very little information. And of course we are not doctors. But I'd like to be of help if I can though. I'm aware of a couple physical conditions which can be aggravated by using a vaporizer. How are you using the Q? Whip? Bag? What...

Same here with the heat. I stay in the 170-190C range except maybe if I want some extra CBD's like for going to sleep. As a side note, I discovered another benefit of this range: Better ABV. With the lower temps there is more residual THC and still plenty of CBD's, even after vaping...

Interesting. I'm also one of the minority who does not elbow pack - at the end of a whip it just adds too much drag for me. (Btw, many if not most who elbow pack raise the temp by ~10C to compensate for the herb being a little farther from the heat source.) I use a similar method to yours...

I think the general consensus is that with the elbow pack you can get equal to, or at least very close to, a SSV/DBV hit. There is a thread or two here that specifically discuss the Q vs the DBV. You should be able to find it with Search.

That's difficult, I wouldn't want to speculate. I guess the obvious is that it looks as if the water found its way down to the bottom where it met something hot. I presume you've tested the fan? If everything is working, I think all you can do for now is to keep your fingers crossed...

If you had fried something or shorted out the board, the unit would not work perfectly or otherwise. Looks like you dodged the bullet.

IIRC SM explained that there was a glitch in the web page ordering software that unintentionally allowed for more than 1 unit to be ordered, and that situation was corrected. Where did you leave it with VXH? I would want to be sure that the movement of the air shaft didn't break a seal or...

Yes, it was discussed a page back or so - one of those posts was mine. :) As I wrote there, after the noise (like the ticking, no pun intended) is separated from actual legitimate product problems, there have only been a very small number of the latter. The reason those issues were reported "all...

This confuses me a bit. Isn't "all the issues are happening now all at once" somewhat at odds with "it's only a few isolated cases here and there"? And why would a few occasional failures overload VXH's warranty handling? By my count there have been reported here 3 Cloud failures and 1 HT...

Two comments . . . First, IMO you are making the right decision re not purchasing the Cloud. You have a very particular set of requirements, and a very particular expectation. That's fine; no product of any kind suits everyone. It's wise to save yourself the frustration that it appears you...

B. wrote that it was only .1g. I grind mine medium about like B.'s; .1g loose comes to about 1/4, .25g loose comes up to about 2/3-3/4, and .5g is about the max if I pack it down.

I gave up on that second o-ring - just too much of a PITA. Maybe it's that the Reynolds bags I use bunch up thicker around the glass joint. Or the arthritis in my fingers. :) At any rate, I just use a twist-tie and that works well.

I don't have access to the fine quality many/most of you do, so I can't make that comparison. But my Cloud works perfectly fine with the medium quality I have; it certainly easily outperforms my Q. Doesn't make sense to me that VXH would design a quality vape which is limited to the most...

No, I understood what you meant. I was just trying to be helpful re the cord, that's all.

Are these of any help? . . . Here IAmKrazy2 lays the cord on top of the pieces: http://www.fuckcombustion.com/threads/vapexhale-cloud-launched.5247/page-30 And here PoopMachine has it tucked under the Cloud. That may not work in a 1200, the Seahorse here has a 6" depth not just 4"...

The clicking noise continues. It's the electrical device providing continuous control of the heat. What is your ABV like?

I couldn't find an SE-500, only an SE-520F. Is that what you're ref'g to, or do you have a url for the 500? Thanks!

Nope.

A small +/- difference in heat up time can be attributed to an extent to ambient temp and humidity. A second factor I expect is firmware which controls heat modulation probably by an eprom interface to the voltage regulator, thus there could be slight variability in the output of the algorithm...