I think I packed a bowl too tight cause I notice an air resistance. i wont pack to tight next time!
what I don't like from arizer air is that it lost is heat while I puff..... Kinda have to wait 10 Sec every hit.. Do solo 1 and solo 2 have the same power restriction? cause I'm gone buy the bong adaptor and gona hit that vap heavy... I don't want the device to lose power while I do so. and even without the bong i like to take big puff
Try loading an intact nug. As is. Useful starting place I think. Compare restriction with an empty stem, but don't get carried away with it? Experiment around with it.
"Heat soaks", the pause between hits for more heat to come into the load to replace that lost delivering the last hit and making vapor for the next, are a feature of all vapes in this class at some level. So yes, Solo shares this, but it ends up being part of your technique.
This is not blazing. No fire, no smoke, no heat generated by the incoming air. And, of course no more burning up THC in some ill conceived fire. The important part there is the incoming air and fire part which is what is generating the heat to make vapor. More air, more fire, more heat, more vapor. Simple if not very efficient or thrifty. The harder you hit, the more you get.
Conduction vapes of this type supply the heat instead of the fire heating the load. They heat the load to 'magic temperature' (whatever you may decide that is for you). The vapor for the next hit is generated and basically 'recycles' in the oven until called upon to make us happy. As we hit, that vapor is 'swept' out by cooler incoming air much like fog forms in damp air as it's further cooled. More vapor is generated by the heat energy left in the mass of the load, side walls and oven cup to lesser effect as the temperature drops. It's going to take time for the heat to migrate from the cup back to the load. Heat soak.
If you crowd that, try to pull vapor faster than the vape makes you'll get progressively weaker and weaker output as the temperatures in the load fall off. Work within what's available and you can get astounding results. There are videos of guys 'milking' glass pieces where it really does look like milk slowly filling it up. This class of vapes has the potential to be the champ here. Seriously out preforming (density wise) other classes (like convection) or combustion.
But if you're "gona hit that vap heavy... I don't want the device to lose power while I do so" this is not the sort of vape for you. Go with something corded (you'll need lots of power in 'real time') and convection based.
To be honest, I'm not sure you should buy either Solo until you sort that part out?
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