ginolicious
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This thing is combusting? How? Oh boy!
Well my reasoning is with the standard stems going deep inside, they get way hotter then normal so 168C is like 196C on a normal vape and I never have any problem with draw resistance you just breathe in don't suck on it lol, the only vape I think does have draw resistance is the IQ2. Yes it can easily combust mine did at 190 on a 8 sec draw med grind with a BCG so should have been a ok ,., but as i said it combusted on 168 with a 10 sec draw as well so its gets maybe too hot with the standard stems i've yet to try the large ones. I'll letcha knowThis thing is combusting? How? Oh boy!
AFAIK all combustion events I heard of happened because of overpacking. I would try less weed, if that’s the issue?Well my reasoning is with the standard stems going deep inside, they get way hotter then normal so 168C is like 196C on a normal vape and I never have any problem with draw resistance you just breathe in don't suck on it lol, the only vape I think does have draw resistance is the IQ2. Yes it can easily combust mine did at 190 on a 8 sec draw med grind with a BCG so should have been a ok ,., but as i said it combusted on 168 with a 10 sec draw as well so its gets maybe too hot with the standard stems i've yet to try the large ones. I'll letcha know
Well my reasoning is with the standard stems going deep inside, they get way hotter then normal so 168C is like 196C on a normal vape and I never have any problem with draw resistance you just breathe in don't suck on it lol, the only vape I think does have draw resistance is the IQ2. Yes it can easily combust mine did at 190 on a 8 sec draw med grind with a BCG so should have been a ok ,., but as i said it combusted on 168 with a 10 sec draw as well so its gets maybe too hot with the standard stems i've yet to try the large ones. I'll letcha know
I think its just getting comfortable with how you draw on it and the numbers don't really mean that much IMHO @ 167C medium grind through water was lovely so like i said as long as it hits the spot, what do the numbers mean, but i'm really liking it nowThank you for the input regarding the draw resistance. As I’m debating about getting one. But damn. Not liking the combusting going on though.
its got a learning curve id agree but you combust with a 10 sec draw at 190C even loose packed depends on how you draw on it similar to a ff2 as I said for me 167c on the large stem now through water tasty large milky clouds so I'm sorted Actually now temp stepping on the large stems upto 180C now ok so its the standard stems to prevent combustion push all the way in then pull them out a tad. so they are not touching the bottom sorted Now large ones good at 192CI've yet to combust with my 5 days with my Solo 3, and I have vaped stems at the max temp 220 C/428 F. As others have noted, Solo 3's performance is really dependent on how you pack your stem. Overpacking tends to lead to bad results.
Not defending this vape but I’ve seen people report they combust on every portable vape I’ve been interested in or have.Thank you for the input regarding the draw resistance. As I’m debating about getting one. But damn. Not liking the combusting going on though.
also, make sure you do pack it to where the herb is like 1 or 2mm from the edge of the bowl. (The edge rests essentially all the way to the bottom of the heater, so you need to manually make sure the herb doesn't physically touch the bottom of the heater)AFAIK all combustion events I heard of happened because of overpacking. I would try less weed, if that’s the issue?
I do and i'd still advise lifting it off the bottom for the standard stemsalso, make sure you do pack it to where the herb is like 1 or 2mm from the edge of the bowl. (The edge rests essentially all the way to the bottom of the heater, so you need to manually make sure the herb doesn't physically touch the bottom of the heater)
Thanks gonna give that a try ok 3 pipe screens later no combustion still combusted on 1 if you just went straight at 190C seriously powerful heaterIt gets so damn hot down in the oven, that's why I use a cap screen to keep weed off the bottom. Works like a charm, and tastes great .
Thank you for the input regarding the draw resistance. As I’m debating about getting one. But damn. Not liking the combusting going on though.
Thank you for the input regarding the draw resistance. As I’m debating about getting one. But damn. Not liking the combusting going on though.
Not defending this vape but I’ve seen people report they combust on every portable vape I’ve been interested in or have.
also, make sure you do pack it to where the herb is like 1 or 2mm from the edge of the bowl. (The edge rests essentially all the way to the bottom of the heater, so you need to manually make sure the herb doesn't physically touch the bottom of the heater)
Thanks gonna give that a try ok 3 pipe screens later no combustion still combusted on 1 if you just went straight at 190C seriously powerful heater
I use the standard time and I find I can hit the vape for 1 and half minutes after the heater turns off and still get vapor.
Don't worry about combustion, that's a sign of the power, also hard to say what it feels like for different people, as I reported early on, using on demand mode, full bowls, I was getting scorched at the tip but not combustion though it could higher, there's a lot of power and the timing matters as well as the temp settings and load along with inhale
Yes exactly, most every good one, that involves convection, especially on demand, temp settings can be relative (part of why they have the five presets for that mode)
Yes having a little room helps protect it, so there is much more room and more forgiveness with the XL bowls that way, because it is easy to overcook what is closer to the heater depending on the other variables
Haha yeah such a low temp to combust, was it really a full combustion? Or just blackened scorch overcooked extraction?? Not a full ignition I wouldn't think there... But yeah on demand mode especially has so many other variables, slow session is more typical, but yes much more power and the idea of the standard stems sitting deeper in the heat does make sense
Hey good to see you around here again! Yes that is what I have been saying, with on demand mode, I am still only using 10 seconds, I think the standard was 15? Often especially above the first level, I will have it heat up fully and then not start inhaling until it is turned off... Can easily get a full hit with complete extraction this way so it retains heat like a beast
Ya this is similar to my experience.Exactly. The most intense hits come after the heater has turned off. The tip of the weed gets very black but the rest is nicely roasted.
I still use the default 15 seconds but I will try reducing it to compare.
Really nice hits.
The most intense hits come after the heater has turned off
Not really. It starts from cold. The first hit is all convection, temp rising with your draw speed. Now I'm gonna try this sweet ass wide open stem with metal chamber to see the power on 5 and 6.Convection debunked
Domed stainless steel screens will remove the draw stiffness by creating space between the bottom of the bowl and the air holes. I've also wedged a small broken off piece of weed stem between the ground herb and the holes which doesn't work as well but still makes a significant difference.This unit has the classic Arizer draw, stiff. Until now with the new easy flow tubes. Still kinda stiff ,but way better than before. The flavor is amazing. I'm getting good terpy rips through my entire session . Lower temps really shine, and the extraction is better than before. Very even abv, and at 428 in my bubbler the abv is deep chocolate . Love the taste. I don't do on demand much. Seems fine to me, I mean my Roffu is quicker , but by seconds only. I can wait .
Definitely don't agree with that the most intense hits come 2 or 3 draws in. I don't use any kind of on demand mode where someone else is controlling my session. I prefer to be in control and set the temp exactly how I like it and temp step when I want . It's the same reason I dislike the pax plus, and prefer the 3. But that's just me and I'm a flav hound I like to savour the flavour. And it's not always about Clouds. If it's black it's too hot imvho peaceConvection debunked
Convection debunked
Not really. It starts from cold. The first hit is all convection, temp rising with your draw speed. Now I'm gonna try this sweet ass wide open stem with metal chamber to see the power on 5 and 6.
Thanks @Ed's TnT
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Definitely don't agree with that the most intense hits come 2 or 3 draws in. I don't use any kind of on demand mode where someone else is controlling my session. I prefer to be in control and set the temp exactly how I like it and temp step when I want . It's the same reason I dislike the pax plus, and prefer the 3. But that's just me and I'm a flav hound I like to savour the flavour. And it's not always about Clouds. If it's black it's too hot imvho peace
I'm finding the same.We've mostly been agreeing that it is a hybrid, it can lean one way or the other depending how you use it... Here I do like it better with plenty of conduction personally
Lol yeah it only goes up to five. But I wouldn't put it past @Custom Flower Hardware to find a secret, 6th levelWait was this a mistake, on demand mode stops at level 5 doesn't it?? I could check again to confirm lol but I think I remember
Agreed.Yeah this is why I like using session mode more because I can use such lower temps and get better extraction and more comfortable tasty vapor for myself... Great effects nevertheless and it is quite quick, session hybrid is more enjoyable than trying to maximize the convection with on demand mode although that is fun too, for me I like the low temp conduction build up a lot