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I'm pretty sure that's what I was told on the phone when I spoke to them about ten days ago - not sure what happened to just the reclaimer. As far as tolerance goes - I don't feel the Sub has changed my overall tolerance so far - I still get a very nice buzz over a 1/4 teaspoon's worth of a...

You don't need the enailator for the reclaim or any concentrate/oil/wax. I don't know if any of us who have the sublimator have purchased the enailator - as far as I'm aware - no one on FC owns one.

The Hampton has no decimal point, so the variance is much less from a visual perspective.

Stu - sounds a lot more like the readings I am used to - I too was very surprised to read jam and Cheese's reported readings - can't imagine setting mine to 40W and not having only ash left in the Atomizer. I believe my max reading is about 49W as well - I'll check later and confirm.

It's interesting; all these new readings are giving a lot of credence to Pakalolo's theory (that the Kill-A-Watt produces readings 5W higher than the Hampton). However - Tweek seems to be an anomaly? Also - I find that it doesn't necessarily matter how big your load is, if you go in for a...

Paka - where do you find you're using your Sub - on the Hampton? I have a Hampton as well. I find that whilst I can end up getting a nice buzz out of a 25-26W - I tend to use it at about 28-29W because that's where the ABV is at its darkest without any sign of combustion.

I haven't actually scraped any off - but that is definitely the colour of the stuff I have at the base of my Atomizer. My apologies for the overzealous quote - heh. I'm going to be trying the sub out at lower temperatures today - see if I can actually notice a difference between lighter and...

I'm intrigued by the numbers you are posting. I'm trying to figure out whether the variation is from sublimator to sublimator, or if your energy reader is showing you higher values than mine? Is it possible that you are looking at the power produced column rather than actual wattage? On my...

I've been using an espresso spoon - I saw the set that jam has mentioned at Kitchen Stuff Plus when I was trying to find something that worked - but I thought the depth of the scoop would mean that a lot of bud would end up getting trapped in the wedge as opposed to easily dropping into the...

http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/6/Tools/2/Electrical/ElectricalTimers/PRD~0529208P/Hampton+Energy+Monitor.jsp I picked that one up at Canadian Tire - no complaints.

It monitors the energy your sub is using; it's a more efficient way to consistently find your sweet spot.

not that I've actually tried it to make this comparison, but I think the sublimator produces a high that is more akin to a cocaine high; you feel supreme levels of energy with absolutely no burn out - unless you decide to use it five times in twenty minutes...

I can't answer all your questions right now - because I'm saving them for the full review - if I ever get around to it. I used to cough up a lung smoking good bud in the same glass piece I'm using right now if it wasn't mixed with any tobacco - I've accidentally combusted at least once (I...

Haha - that is definitely true. I mean the 'new' definition for 'sublimating' that seems to have been put forth; the process that produces the 'sublimate' - i.e: the red amber oil.

The differences between the two products seem to be the 'Plate' and the 'Grill and Moon tool to clean the device and collect sublimated oils'. An additional $450 for tools that worryingly may be needed to maximize the sublimator experience.

I've left the Apollo Heater in the Atomizer in my bong for over 24 hours straight at about 28-29W and haven't had any issues with the expansion previously mentioned. Granted - I have an 18mm female joint on the bong, and so I have been using an 18mm to 14mm reducer with the sublimator since...

Still trying to figure out whether lighter (brown to dark brown) ABV (lower temperatures) result in more or less potent a high, more or less cerebral effects, more or less body effects; than the darker (dark brown to black) ABV produced by higher temperatures using the sublimator... It's...

Interesting. I suppose the overall humidity of your flowers would also play a role - not to mention how potent the strain you are using is.

I use the Solo at number 7 for the end of every session (well, prior to getting the Sublimator, now it just sits around like a paperweight). Never ever come close to combusting - you won't even have the ABV go as dark as is possible with other Vaporizers.

If bumping this is against the rules - I humbly apologize. I feel like because of the timing of my posting, it got completely lost in a sublimated haze, heh. It is very difficult to complete with a Planet Vape post (of all contributors) that coincidentally comes in a minute after your own -...