AirVape Legacy Pro
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seedy53
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sometimes i actually think people asking for help when they already have something in their mind already. i feel silly when that happens
Dr. G
***Old Resident*** Vapman Collector
How long does it take the Legacy Pro to heat up? Mine heats up really fast...it is just amazing. The new S&B unit boasts about its 20 second heating time....I get going with my ALP in seconds it seems. We just need a tad bit better air flow. Its amazing as is...but, I can imagine just better air flow. Anyway, have a great week everyone.
bobothevaper
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Is the v2 capsules avail in the eu store? How do you spot the difference?
bobothevaper
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Hope someone from airvape can chime in. It’s a big difference as to what I would recieve.
They are. I ordered mine there when they became available (end of August).
Unofrtunately the pictures in AirVape's store are just mock-ups - not actual photographs.
I don't know how long, but I know that the ALP does not produce any vapor when the device vibrates. I still have to wait around 15 seconds and take a few short draws until I get any vapor. My Mighty+ takes longer, but it's actually producing vapor when it reaches the desired temp.
The ALP is definitely not slow, but not mind-blowingly fast either imho.
seedy53
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it is fast at 464f. try it, no 15 sec soak needed for meI don't know how long, but I know that the ALP does not produce any vapor when the device vibrates. I still have to wait around 15 seconds and take a few short draws until I get any vapor. My Mighty+ takes longer, but it's actually producing vapor when it reaches the desired temp.
The ALP is definitely not slow, but not mind-blowingly fast either imho.
Dubber
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I got them from the EU store weeks ago!
Dr. G
***Old Resident*** Vapman Collector
I agree with you...but, with me when that happens its because I have grinded the herb too fine. I find for myself, the immediate cloud when the herb is course. On my Mighty Plus...when its ready to go...its ready to go....beautiful air flow.They are. I ordered mine there when they became available (end of August).
Unofrtunately the pictures in AirVape's store are just mock-ups - not actual photographs.
I don't know how long, but I know that the ALP does not produce any vapor when the device vibrates. I still have to wait around 15 seconds and take a few short draws until I get any vapor. My Mighty+ takes longer, but it's actually producing vapor when it reaches the desired temp.
The ALP is definitely not slow, but not mind-blowingly fast either imho.
Are you talking about on-demand mode?
I'm using session mode at ~375°F first and then ~400°F (190°C / 205°C being from Germany). 464°F is 240°C (the highest possible setting) and surely would lead to combustion in session mode?
Weird, I actually do use a coarse grind. But it's fine, I'm quite used to the method now. And it's not like I'm in a hurry when I'm about to vape weed.
seedy53
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i've never combusted on a 3 min session at max temp 240c/464f with med grind properly cured mj. 1 min though the bowl was spent and you'll get massive clouds and 1 or 2 hits. that why i doesn't combust, i guess. no heat soak eitherAre you talking about on-demand mode?
I'm using session mode at ~375°F first and then ~400°F (190°C / 205°C being from Germany). 464°F is 240°C (the highest possible setting) and surely would lead to combustion in session mode?
Weird, I actually do use a coarse grind. But it's fine, I'm quite used to the method now. And it's not like I'm in a hurry when I'm about to vape weed.
seedy53
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oh well i guess i experiment and find my limits or something like that. the alp can do some really powerful things or just a sip it. i like a couple big rips, sometime
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So out of curiosity I tried 240C in session mode, but still the ALP does not produce vapor when it vibrates - that's still 10 more seconds away. Which makes sense, because it takes a couple more seconds to heat up compared to my lower setting before. So in the end it's the same amount of time for me / my ALP to produce vapor.
But I prefer sipping away over ripping away. I'd love to be able to hit it hard but my lungs don't agree with that.
Flow
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The more i use my ALP, the more i like sesh mode ! 5mins on 180°...
I was an exclusive "on demand" user, but i got tired of adjusting temps… so i go now for 5 min sesh at 180 or a bit more and done !
Great looking vape, great vapor and hard hitting vape !
Dumping AVB as it's still hot and the bowl is perfectly clear, cleaning once in a while the oval gold screen and airpath and that's all !
I use it without the restrictor disk, with a mesh on top of my botanicals, and with a twisted stainless steel flat wire in the glass tube ! Improved airflow and cooling !
I was an exclusive "on demand" user, but i got tired of adjusting temps… so i go now for 5 min sesh at 180 or a bit more and done !
Great looking vape, great vapor and hard hitting vape !
Dumping AVB as it's still hot and the bowl is perfectly clear, cleaning once in a while the oval gold screen and airpath and that's all !
I use it without the restrictor disk, with a mesh on top of my botanicals, and with a twisted stainless steel flat wire in the glass tube ! Improved airflow and cooling !
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
budski
cantre member
I use a cut to fit screen in the vapor intake too, opens it up a bit and easier to clean/swap w/out the sili gasket
Flow
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I use it daily, and as i'm an idiot too…Are these things pretty idiot proof?
I'm asking for a friend...
[EDIT] The main thing here is to not mess up with small inner parts. Use it, clean only what's needed and done !
So it's mainly a foolproof device, but not totaly idiotproof.
Nice one mate ! I'll try Thanks
Dr. G
***Old Resident*** Vapman Collector
I have every vape possible...this is super easy and probably the best one for flavor for me. It has one button. Also, if you are a patient like I am when my hands do not work or I am in pain...I have to deal with the vape that is the easiest to carry and load. Believe it or not...I went through lots of units trying to find the right one. Now, my lot is the Volcano, my Vapmans, my S&B line, Tetra, Tinymight...and my daily is ALP...I still do not understand my Tetra or Bak but, I love them. The ALP Special Edition feels tighter to me than the regular black Pro. The door on the steampunk alone closes really tight. I just love it.Are these things pretty idiot proof?
I'm asking for a friend...
RxPlorer
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Has anyone else run into draw restriction issues? Even after a full cleaning I’ve got super restricted airflow. I’ve isolated it at the intake to the oven meaning even with the lid wide open, if I blow in through the intake vent, the air going to the over is very restricted, difficult to blow.
xplorer is bummed
xplorer is bummed
seedy53
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bottom of underside oven is caked up with resin build up i'll bet. remove intake screen. can you see the path to oven? i think in there maybe problem. ask gary how to clean the build up under the oven. i would not try without instruction. insulin syringe needle and gently stick needle thru the individual holes in bottom of oven /side holes too very carefully.Has anyone else run into draw restriction issues? Even after a full cleaning I’ve got super restricted airflow. I’ve isolated it at the intake to the oven meaning even with the lid wide open, if I blow in through the intake vent, the air going to the over is very restricted, difficult to blow.
xplorer is bummed
do several burn-off max heat max session and see if it will burn off
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budski
cantre member
I've noticed the holes in the bottom will get clogged with reclaim even though I always use the caps in the new one. My 1st one has gotten discolored from too much cleaning and high temp burning off a lose bowl till it's really dark. I've taken to always cleaning the bowl with an iso wipe holding upside down so any dissolved reclaim flows into the rag and/or brush instead of into the oven. it takes a tiny wire to clear those holes.