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Your body has to express the volatile matter you fed it @ginolicious . The way the lungs do this is with cilia. Little hairs that move the remnant vape matter to the throat for ingestion. These things are attached to nerves that will let you know when they have to work harder than normal...

:rofl: I do like the stealth of the coffee cup ones. PSM on a belt pouch is pretty stealthy too as long no one asks what it is. What's a good comeback for that?

Let's hope it is just the FF. I did the very same same thing when 'playing' with some concentrates. I felt that for a few days.

Now that is a class act :bowdown:

In the few months I've been here stirring up emotions on a variety of subjects, I hope that in the very least I've tapped a few minds on possibilities with vape gadgets and the vape itself. I hope you have expressed long felt niggles and have tried something new - or even contemplated stepping...

Sorry yes, the XL is just a longer M. The Omni is actually a metering device inside. It's the difference between using fuel injection on your car or pouring gas directly into the intake. I prefer the ladder myself :rockon: @RustyOldNail - A sense ring can be done with discrete components...

@joner - yes, you see exactly what I saw. Squeeze the cap to disengage the new detents. Or squeeze the detents with a quality pair of pliers like a Leatherman tools or something. You want to tame that crimp a little. ...and swab the condenser and the stem. Best combo for the VC in my...

I suspect it is but there is a balance. Then again, I am a huge advocate for variable power levels on the IH offerings. It can even be done with a little effort. The obvious difference between the ZVS circuit is quite significant but I do not know in what way. The coil too uses a finer gauge...

You need a battery pack to at least get you unplugged @cybrguy :cool: Summer is indeed right around the corner. I'm thinking the Caldron could use a simple "battery pack adapter" to make use of the plethora of 11.1 volt Li-Po hobby packs out there. They need to be 3S and the cell size...

I have no reason to doubt your finding as I don't do a torch on my VC but it makes sense that a slower heating will allow the heat to distribute more homogeneously that a sudden excitement of only a select group of electrons. However, would you agree that it is possible that a reduced power...

:lmao: all the more reason to use my own stems :cheers: Alright, to change the subject to yesterday's subject update - PIU is down to 43 Apollo 2 IH's. How many of those is because they heard it here first :razz:

Shouldn't a soak be enough?

Welcome to the next level :evil:

I do not think it is too much to expect the parts to come from the fabrication shop clean. It is a common service done by most shops and they do it anyway. This is just a "clean to what degree" question. I obviously don't care enough to clean my vapes when they come in. Remembering to do an...

I honestly believe you do @NYC_Frank :nod:

...And above all else, you deserve it! :spliff:

I think the difference is one is SS and the other Ti. There is a short stem somewhere that uses a mouthpiece I though. Now I'll have to go look for that poster again... Okay, I was wrong. The standard condenser has 3 sets of grooves. @stark1 - you are mistaken good sir. My batteries never...

Having an IH is like having an infinite torch and no reason to wait for the draw.

That's how my '18 cap behaves @BabyFacedFinster - It is the only cap I have that has a decent gap between the two clicks. I had once noted taking a 5/16" drillbit to my '18 stem. It wouldn't fit although that is the bore size. I worked the drillbit by hand until it fit cleanly. No actual...

DV should demand food-clean parts coming from the shop. I'm one of those that doesn't even think about cleaning. Now I'm grossed out. Not so much about what was there before the vape honey coated it, but the fact that it is there on a product intended to be put in my mouth. FDA would never...