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No, can't recall having seen this method. Have you tried the other fans speeds for comparison? There is debate over which delivers the thickest vapor, and there certainly are variables which affect this. But generally speaking once the bowl and herb are fully heated up, and assuming the herb...

@singin hobo - Welcome - you're at the absolute best source of info on vaporizing and the Q. If you've been working through this thread you've already found lots of great tips. That's what brought me here at first and I since found this is a great community and there is a lot to learn besides...

Yea, me thinks that maybe there have been a couple little tweaks, just enough to get by with a heckuva lot of "2012" marketing to follow. Even though the price has dropped substantially, the development costs were recovered years ago and so the only cost is in the mature manufacturing, retail...

And you worried whether you could dial it down as you wanted . . . silly boy. :D

Thanks stonemonkey for the, er, grinding clarification! :)

Right. Should we understand though that there is literally a "2012 version" which has the 1 degree temp increments and more accurate (i.e., additional) temp sensors? (As an aside, I had always kinda questioned the Q's 260C temp because Storz and independent studies put combustion at 230C, and...

I understand all that, and ordinarily would agree. I had just thought based on earlier posts from those who had used the Cloud that with it "the finer, the better" rule didn't particularly apply, that is, there is a point where it didn't matter and fineness might actually start to become a...

I take "shredded" to be more coarse, not fine like a coffee grinder. The manual says you can "break up your herbs by hand", which also implies more coarse than fine. Given the air turbulence the Cloud creates in the ELB and how a really fine grind can pack in and restrict flow, I take all that...

Here it is on his website at much higher price, description mostly the same . . . http://www.rockwise.net/content/extreme-q-vaporizer And here is the FC retailer page; he's on the list with an FC discount code. But I'm betting that the discount applies to purchases off his website, and even...

The primary purpose of the fan is for balloons. The fan can also be used to "assist" with the whip; when that is done it makes more sense to just use Fan 1. Fan 2 is sometimes preferred to use with an elbow-pack. But most just use the whip in passive mode like other passive draw vapes, that...

The seller is Rockwise, so I assume this is on the level. Might explain why we've seen posts here remarking about the temp setting in 1 degree temperature increments. I hadn't heard anything about changes to the internals, added heat sensors - none of this is on Arizer's web site, that's for sure.

Take a look at the first pic in this post (the Search feature is your friend, btw): http://www.fuckcombustion.com/viewtopic.php?pid=81537#p81537

Welcome, thezeus101! You've found vaporzing, you've found the Q, and you've found FC - the site for vaporizer connoiseurs. Let me just suggest that you whack away at this thread a few pages at a time, from its start. There is a helluva lot more valuable info than you might expect. You've...

I discussed temp settings with SM at some length because, aside from preference, higher temps are a problem for me and I had noticed that the default noon setting had been changed to 400F. Ordinarily on my Q I use ~355F with bag or ~345F with whip. My understanding is that the noon 400F...

I'll cut you some slack, but just a little . . . search YouTube for vapexhale and vxc.

Are you using a fairly coarse grind, aka "shredded"?

The product is in limited release. So while not in development, it is also not in general release. There have been a multitude of posts explaining the various limiting factors during ramp-up. Obviously VapeXhale and vtac agreed that moving to limited release warranted a new thread, under the...

Those sessions will presumably sometimes be more than an hour later so the unit will shut itself off. Still, any degradation of material over hours of time?

Exactly. That was the whole point of my post. Hopefully enough facetiousness to put all the posting everyone's order date and making estimates and conjecturing why this or that is happening or not . . . to bed once and for all - it's pointless.

That depends on your definition of "rough". As already explained, the availability of each type of HT varies and consequently orders are not being filled in exact date sequence. Furthermore, the fulfillment rate is not linear; there are a number of variables. That's why it's called a "ramp"...