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You said "no concentrates," but vaporized flower is a concentrate. The THC percentages of the mobile phase are as high as dabs. From In Vitro Validation Of Vaporizers: ~55-85% THC, just like dispensary dabs. Just to highlight how important this is, the cannabis material used in the...

Update: It’s still raining! I might need to find socks! 🐡

IMO my issue is largely from vaping excessively without t-breaking, so eventually even those one hitters just aren't that powerful, and I have to do a few of them, and that takes its toll over time. It's subjective, but I think the challenge is if you're more susceptible to vapor harshness...

As someone who occasionally reads PhD thesis's for personal perusal, this classic movie clip is as close as it gets to modern academia

Holy cowabunga! At that rate I’d have to become a professional skateboarder just to get around town! That’s what the California Highway Patrol should be driving, instead of all those gas guzzlers. 😂 Notice how it’s always some guy with a private jet or 300 ft yacht ranting about carbon...

I haven’t seen gas prices this high, since the last time Brandon was in the Whyte House, Circa 2012 Last time, I had to quit my job when it hit $5 a gallon as it was no longer worth it.

You might consider curing your concentrate with UV light for a week or so to help force the oxidation to occur.

Yeah I typically switch to just concentrates every 2 or 3 years. Eventually dry herb vaping (convection, specifically) will beat the hell out of me and I’ll have to switch to extracts for smoother vapor. Often I sell most of my gear during these times and go ultra minimal. But eventually I’ll...

I'm familiar with that problem!:rofl: :rofl: :rockon::rockon::rockon:

How do you measure TCR wirelessly? You think that would be easy? I'm still amazed they were actually able to embed metal in the sidewalls without splitting from thermal expansion. I have no idea how they make that part, but in my expereince working with glass manufacturers, it doesn't seem...

I'm aware of how resistance works, but I don't see how the Ispire Wand would measure a change in resistance? Any ideas? IMO I don't see induction as being ideal for a glass air path at all as induction specifically requires a susceptor for the electromagnetism to conduct. Where induction would...

Would you say that being able to choose a temperature setting is an induction specific feature? I thought this thread was about highlighting the benefits of induction e-rigs over other methods. I agree with everything you said, I just don’t see any of it being induction specific. Totally...

Yeah, a bunch of companies do a nano-emulsion for fast absorption. It’s the only edible I’ve tried that is similar to vaping in onset time.

How heavy of a vaper are you? At higher tolerances it seems the irritation can outweigh the effects from heavy vaping. Often times when people find flower too irritating they switch to concentrates. But if those bother you too there’s really not too many alternatives. Nano gummies are pretty...

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Even those porous wicks largely work on the conduction principal. Hot air heats the ceramic (or stainless) which conducts heat over a massive surface area to vaporize the concentrate. :sherlock:

Do explain with science how induction heating provides more accurate temperature control than Temperature Coefficient of Resistance or a thermocouple probe. Also explain how electromagnetically generated conduction heating is superior to “regular” conduction heating. I see no benefits.

I can’t think of a single benefit to induction heating a dab. Much more reliable temperature control is available through other heating methods. And there’s plenty of ways to do swappable bowls without using induction.

Pretty damn sleek, looks like an ebony fretboard. Now that’s tempting! I think I figured out that my card was being declined from the international purchase, and I had to call and pre-approve like many in the P80 thread talk about.

Not sure on the V3 but the Vivant uses a "medical grade" stainless steel 316 heater. Not a fan of glowing elements myself though.