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remember, an indicated degree does not equal an actual degree, they may differ in value. measuring it is the only way to be certain.

actually i meant my post to concur with yours, i'm sorry if i failed to make that point clear, i'll definitely try to be more clear next time.

you must have used a solvent in one form or another. otherwise the resin would still be attached to the glands on the plant. did you just use glycols as a solvent? or was the process more extensive?

i don't think you could expect it to be very reproducable, between different units, given the pricetag, and extremely long list of variables involved. you may have slight variances using the same unit due to variables like air speed, and water content, but these are neglible for the most part...

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ah, but like i said, that is an indicated degree, which isn't the same as an actual degree, it's only relative, and should only be used as a waypoint, not as an actual value.

i do things like tea, green vapes very well for me. Modnote: Check The ethnobotanical thread :)

you can't be sure of what temp they are vaped at without measuring them. the indicated values on the HA are only for comparison, they are relative, and not exact. use them as guidepoints. the HA has a range of about 10* indicated for it's amber light. and all pumps will cause temp...

i haven't noticed any sort of tolerance increase, if i can't feel satiated, i just raise the temp.

would cessation be more appropriate than satiation?

Have you seen this thread Tom? http://fuckcombustion.com/viewtopic.php?id=4929

could you be even more specific? there are more things to consider, like very specific things my background in chemistry hints that you cannot expect a flash boiling situation in a crude mixture like a resin gland, and that the cannabinoids will boil off over a range of temps around the...

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i like where this thread is going!

you're the norm, it is unfortunate that none of the variables mentioned are an indicator of potency.

would you now? though i think the cano is reliable, there are more reliable designs, for instance, those with an external pump, or none at all would be seen as more reliable, since there's less stuff to break. in the event that the HA's pump goes wrong, i'm always able to buy another fish pump...

absolutely, though with the proper storage techniques, curing time can be less important to the potency than nearly any other variable. that being said, many growers try to be as consistant as possible, and usually do everything exactly the same, but this isn't always the case.

while this does sound like a great idea, remember that batches will vary in potency. a cutting finished indoors will differ greatly from a cutting from the same plant that is finished outdoors. it's the same for indoor conditions, unless all were grown in the same indoor conditions, there will...

i disagree, i don't think the volcano would be the reliable choice. as far as fast heating vapes, most of the portables have relatively quick heat up times. i'm aware of the issue, as most of my friends are unwilling to wait for an HA to heat up (approx 2.5 min). but there are other options...

another thing to consider is how much your reaction time is slowed down by talking to a passenger, focusing on a gps, or changing a radio station. all of these will impair you, it's to what extent will they impair you. if you notice that something is impairing your ability to drive, you should...