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My guess is that there was a decent amount of product evolution that took place over the last two years, and the naming of both the actual items as well as the components of their IP weren’t updated regularly in a way that made a ton of sense. I haven’t spent much time perusing their site via...

Has anyone used the Bowle both indoors and outdoors (in a ‘wintery’ climate) enough to have a good feel for the effects of the cold on battery life? I’m trying to get a feel for whether my battery life is within the normal range. I’m a deck-vaper almost exclusively due to my spouse being...

Yep, that’s definitely not in the same ballpark as what I’m getting.

Lol, I’m so glad I’m not alone in that response. After my very first bowl I tried to evaluate the experience objectively but all my brain was saying was “wow. wow. Wow. WOW. WOOOOOOOW.” for about 5 minutes :lol:

auto-mode = just click (don’t hold it down at all) the big button; lights should go from ‘breathing’ blue to solid blue (very, very briefly) to green. When it turns green, just draw as long as you want. When you stop drawing it’ll return to stand-by (‘breathing’ blue). Draw speed is pretty much...

Should we be removing the rectangular gasket before cleaning the stem? It doesn’t seem like a big deal for a short iso soak (I’ve only cleaned mine once, and it was a quick ten minute process with a little help from q-tips), but since the manual mentions just leaving it soaking for 12 hours...

I was using the manual method for the first week, but then switched over completely to draw-sensing mode after some initial confusion about how it works. Draw-sensing mode is just crazy convenient and simple; I haven’t had any issues with the heater cutting out mid-draw on mine.

Yeah, that’s mentioned in the manual. I just try to visualize the angle of the pot and then tilt it toward me until the pot would be roughly horizontal.

“A vape that is released during a month” seems like a pretty weird definition of “flavor of the month”, but I guess it takes all kinds.

I prefer the tall mp, but the flat one works fine for me with the cup. You just have to put your lips on the edge like you were going to take a sip, but inhale instead. It’s kind of strange because the vapor comes out the side rather than the top, but it works.

Ok, quick follow-up to yesterday’s comments about draw-sensing: I got a DM from a very helpful member here suggesting that I might be holding the big button too long before releasing. I initially dismissed the suggestion cuz I’m dumb and thought I’d run through all the variables, but I tried it...

[edit: oops, missed the previous comment somehow] The couple time I’ve gotten it to work, it’s been: 1. Press button 2. Light changes from pulsing-blue to solid-blue 3. De-press button 4. Solid blue light turns green 5. Draw 6. Stop drawing and green light returns to pulsing-blue If I’m...

Yeah, I started with the press and hold method and mostly stuck with it since it’s worked (and the performance is phenomenal), but after finally getting the draw-sensing to work for two draws in a row I realized just how nice it would be to have it working properly.

I’ve had the same experience. The draw-sensing mode has worked for me maybe 5 times (out of maybe 100 or so draws in the last week). I finally just sent them an email about it, since I figure that for $370 I might as well wind up with a fully functional unit.

But this is completely incorrect, so the fact that it’s something that you “know” just means you’re not informed about the current state of MMJ in America. Please stop spreading misinformation, since the lies which you’re uncritically repeating makes it so that less people are inclined to access...

Just a guess, but I’m thinking that their point may have been that your statement “after having gone through the pharma med nightmare and suviving then you are allowed plants ... oh how great” doesn’t seem to have anything to do with the MMJ programs I’m talking about. There is no jumping...

Are any of you actually using the potter? I’m not sure if the metal one works better, but I’ve found that just using a normal 3-piece grinder and then filling the bowls normally is way easier than using the plastic potter. I appreciate the idea, but it’s just not working in practice for me.

The majority of the younger doctors have received training in school, and those that didn’t have to take CE coursework for it. In the Portland area Oregon Health Science University is our major school for this, but I’m not aware of any public med school on this coast that doesn’t have at least...

I haven’t cleaned mine yet, but I bet just shaking it dry and then taking a couple hits (with a pot in the bowle or not) should dry it out decently.