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I meant that it does not look like a crackpipe, like the freebase style vapes do.

I prefer the lighter based vapes. They generally do run cheaper, and they also have numerous benefits rarely realized in battery powered vapes. They tend to use very little material, and the effects are much more potent than what many experience with battery powered vapes. And you can forget...

Is that with or without stirring?

In this very well written post by Jonah Hex, the usage amounts are well documented. Now when I say the bowl size on the freebase styles are similar to a PD's, I mean it, I use approximately the same amount you would use in a PD (verified by weighing at 0.025 g plus or minus 0.001 g.) This...

I would consider the freebase style vapes. They all have very tiny bowls, most capable of a PD sized bowl. The upper limit is combustion level temps. I would check out these: Gnome, Ubie, and Hammer.

I'm really interested in the screenless design David.

I must disagree, in fact I find in some instances that moister material is preferable. Fresh picked plants can go right into the HA for what I consider to be the closest to ideal vapor.

Implications of being a "two way humidifier".

I found a source claiming that the oils are not hygroscopic, which means that they do not absorb humidity like rice or like table salt. You should see no benefit from the humidity aspect.

It would come as a surprise to some how many theoretical physicists are active cannabis users. Many an intelligent conversation has been had around water pipes.

If you check out many of my posts in the past, I have often cited this as being responsible for the immediate head change and therefore satiation. It's an effect I have dubbed 'The X-Factor'. So it isn't just you, I'm in full agreement. I've theorized how it works many times, but the net...

This is exactly what I tried to state earlier, other factors are more important.

If the OP doesn't mind, I will address it here, you are not putting the heating element or the screen in your mouth, which nullifies the you can taste metal in your mouth argument (not sure what receptors are responsible for the "metal taste" probably is related to electrochemical properties due...

It's something for another thread I think. I would also recommend considering the SV if you are into revapeing ABV, It is similar to the HA with respect to how thoroughly it heats the incoming air, and it's ability to extract nearly every last drop, though not quite on par with the HA...

I have read about flaking, and never experienced it, and still have doubts about the accuracy of the statements, pictures were never posted, and I feel that it is unlikely for something of that nature to occur. The reason I like the vapobowl, is that the metal portion is stronger than glass...

The Gnome has theoretical advantages. Higher surface area for heating the incoming air, more uniform path thickness, and the ability to be used with a standard mouthpiece. I like the glass vapobowl for this role if it makes any difference, but I wouldn't hesitate to get a gnome either.

Use is not necessarily abuse. But it does appear that this guy has mounting evidence against his character.

I hope you do this to everyone who has a question for a vape manufacturer who doesn't follow up all their claims. Playing favorites is a good way to get people to leave your message boards. mod note: From the rules page- Public discussions of staff decisions are not permitted on the site...

You're preaching to the choir. Maybe try enlightening an audience with a different opinion, but understand their mentality first, don't run in with an "us versus them" mentality, you'll only polarize yourself from them, and make if far easier for them to dismiss your arguments.

I don't understand why the HA gets so little love, I find it very love-able, and so do those who I have introduced to it.