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Thanks for clearing that up, makes sense now. I used to regret not going for the titanium to save a buck, but now I see it's actually a good thing since I do use dry material 95% of the time.

Seeing as how I own an XLR sub, I wasn't inclined to comb through 200+ pages of previous generation material. This is the XLR thread, which contained XLR complaints, which have XLR solutions that had not been posted here yet, in the XLR thread. That's all it was really. And in the process of all...

Key words being "at first". You're not supposed to leave it like that, it's just to jump start the element from cold. Around the 10 minute mark is when you back it off to your desired temp. During that time the element probably never actually gets to the max, all it does is get to YOUR temp much...

Oh and also just for the record, my sub does not take a half hour to heat up, and I have the stainless Apollo to boot. I do set it on max at first, and it's ready to go in 10-15 minutes depending on how cold my AC is running. Mine also does not burn anything beyond level 8, exactly as designed...

It seems real world tests have proven that these controllers are a mixed bag from the factory. It's unfortunate not all of them have that super useful reset capability. If I got stuck with one of the inferior controllers I would honestly ask for a warranty replacement. I guess I just happened to...

I used to run into that as well, it's inevitable by nature of what we're doing here lol. What I've done is to include the reset in my routine after a bowl is finished. Dump the load, put the eject-able screen back, double-tap controller. It's muscle memory by now, and I don't wait longer than an...

Don't know what you mean mate, sorry you're annoyed. It's just the truth. All the energy that goes into hating on the timer seems a bit pointless when it's so easy to reset. That's how it is with mine anyway. EDIT: Reading back a page, I didn't even notice someone else has already pointed this...

First time posting here. Have been reading for a while. Sublimator basically swooped in and rescued me from combustion. Only relatively recently discovered I enjoy the herb (1 year ago) but was over combustion real quick between the high rate of consumption and the invasive stank and the general...