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That's above the combustion point so any vape that can scorch herb can go approximately that high. Definitely the TinyMight and Firewood can scorch, not sure about the others you've listed.

Well that makes it so much clearer why this dead thread was brought back to life.

I picked up on this minor detail and really it's nothing to worry, or even think, about. Yes by doing this you could possibly extend a cells life from 3 years to 4 and in the process save yourself maybe $1 a year on new cells. The 70% storage thing makes sense for a new boxed product that...

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Since you haven't gotten any replies I'll throw out the little I know. While I have heard of people modding liquid tanks to vape dry flower my understanding is that this works somewhere between very poorly and not at all. You would be better off buying a dedicated 510 thread dry herb vape...

Interesting, I need one because how else will I be able to give it a try before everyone else?

All the time, I tried TC and it really didn't add anything so I went back to wattage. For me there is a natural temp stepping that occurs as things warm up. Temperature can be driven higher or lower via inhale rate and length. For me, and my non-DNA P80 mod, TC just interferes with that...

If you don't mind a whip try a Magic Flight Orbiter or one of the globes from sneakypetestore.com. The Orbiter seems ridiculously small at first but I use it for everything: Vapcaps to a ball modded Silver Surfer. I got a china made matrix sidecar rig last year (similar to what everyone buys)...

Thank you, I love it when people provide details of their customizations. Do remove it from the stand when heating or is the arm adjusted to keep it exactly right on your water piece?

I used to dip my spiky Splinter Z stem in a zip lock suspended in a glass of cold water to dump some of the heat build up. Works easier than it sounds but still too much trouble. These days the Z lives on an extension and is only used on a piece at home. Any way you look at it, they are heat...

That's exactly what it is, but without the radiating fins you would have on electronics heat sinks. The problem with most of them is not enough mass and once they become heat saturated they can't absorb anymore. Heavier is better.

Just to emphasize even more, measuring high currents is the activity most likely to kill your meter. You need to go carefully. The red lead is in the wrong spot, you have to move it up to the socket labelled "10 A - Max". If you measure this current as is there is a good chance of damaging...

That looks well made and can handle a ton of current, price seems reasonable, so yes.

Everyone draws their own line on material safety but you might be overthinking it. The heavy metals in a thermistor are trapped inside the glass bead and aren't getting out unless you grind it into dust. The leads are significantly less of a concern. There is also a matter of scale, a bowl...

This question comes up a lot, like once a week or more. No, unfortunately there are very few good scientific studies on Cannabis and virtually nothing on vaping it. It is highly doubtful that smoking would be healthier than vaping. Vaping deposits lipids (fatty substances) into your lungs...

@CicoVaps, you are familiar with the concept of teasing, right? No one here means you any harm but you reacted so strongly they can't resist now. I mean, it sounds like you aren't feeling well, perhaps you have a fever. Dude, it's a joke. No, I've never heard of what you are describing, it...

More balls baby.

Engineering designs often allow for "sacrificial" elements. If you control the "weak" point you can plan for future maintenance. In this case you don't want stems wearing and breaking so it would make sense to use balls that are softer, not harder. Personally I don't think there is enough...

Center pin is almost always positive for DC power bricks. I double checked some of the supplies on Amazon and a negative center pin is available with some digging but there are only a couple and they note the polarity very clearly (because it's unusual). 99% probability it is center positive...

Thank you. I'm so tempted, I love the look of it. Too much thermal mass too far from the heater can, in theory, rob heat and reduce performance. What do you think? Is this heavier glass better, slower to preheat, the same, or just undefinably different? Edit: just checked the shipping...