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In my plan, water would be evaporated not by ambient air passing over it, but by conduction from the heat exchanger. Is there any reason why this method would not work? Once the heated water vapor joins ambient air, the water vapor will still hopefully be heated well above the ambient temp...

I find the experience you are looking for relatively hard to maintain. The best way I have found to maintain that state of mind is by vaping at low temperatures frequently, about every half hour, but for me it's very hard to achieve with vapes that don't have good TEMP control as well as have...

I'd much prefer an inlet moisturizer, but it may not be practical. There's no law of physics or chemistry that I'm aware of that would exclude the possibility, and I think it would be much preferable to post element humidification where actives may be lost. That being said there is more than...

I'm not sure what your problem is, your arguments are very disjointed. I like an educated populous. I'm not sure how all your statements connect though, maybe you can draw me a map?

Sorry for that first post, I assumed incorrectly you had been vaping for some time. The MFLB has a very long learning curve, as it is a constant heat input vape, whose heat value decreases quickly as the batteries are shorted. I would try slow, slow draws. You do run the risk of...

Sounds like he is voicing real concerns from real employers. You might want to try to convince employers that drug screening is not only not helpful, but forces people who would ordinarily be truthful with them about their nature to hide who they are. This is a serious issue, as many employers...

These pictures suck, deal with it. The fix to it was simple adjustment of the mounting screws, they're very easy to adjust due to the simple, yet prudent design of the internals. That being said, I really like the quality of this vape, especially since the exterior screws are the domed type...

Cool. Maybe rub some paraffin around the mating surface, that might help prevent a recurrence. Teflon has a lower coefficent of friction though, so it should actually make it worse. I have no helpful advice.

Uh, wow, that is somewhat difficult to explain... You're saying it forcefully ejected on its own? Without a force being applied?

Try vaping old, old ABV. See if you like that.

http://norml.org/legal/item/california-medical-marijuana I'm sure you can find what you're looking for here.

The result is somewhat predictable, as a reduction in the vapor pressure of water (partial vacuum) will pull water out of the material and humipack. The act of pulling water out and converting it to the gaseous state helps to reduce the negative pressure.

I don't want anyone feeling like they aren't entitled to their opinions, I just felt the statement was a bit dismissive of the product's ability. Carry on.

I've heard plenty of testimony that it does work. Maybe you just haven't figured it out. I've yet to find a vape that I didn't like, as I have spent the time to get them all to work fantastically, and I like them all for their own special uses.

As well you should, playing with pressure is something to do plenty of research about before doing, it's quite dangerous.

Thank you for the well written, and well thought-out response. Your attitude is very conducive to learning and enlightening debate. I'm not sure exactly why the military ended up in the same area as the populous, I assume it's like how it is here, shipping ports are places of commerce, so...

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Most vapes I use share the same shape, so I think it may be less of a factor. I think it's meant to go either way. I suspect ambient air is meant to move across the exterior as is the case with most industry heat exchangers.

Relatively speaking they should be, but not necessarily. A way to be certain is to use a source with documented high CBD.

I would call both of those "micro torches". A creme brulee torch is bigger. The less heat input, the longer it takes to get to working temp, but the more control you get. With a creme brulee you get much more heat input, and therefore quicker heat up times, but you can also overdo it more...