WildChild
Seeking My Shangri-La
So true. Thanks again.Ain't it fun how the garbage you bring to the party (expectations) so often gets in the way later on?
OF
So true. Thanks again.Ain't it fun how the garbage you bring to the party (expectations) so often gets in the way later on?
OF
Don't waste more money on another grinder. Try using whole nugs or break larger peices with your fingers. Flavor lasts much much longer.I have some questions.
1.) what is the best grinder I can buy for this? I have a medium space case and keep getting material in my mouth. Is the kannastor gr8tr any good?
I didn't really get the smell to go away until I put a bowl or 2 of herb through it. I see it like a nail ... Gotta get that layer of buildup before the flaves really come out.
Didn't you notice a similar 'hurtle to clear' in your early vaping experience? The effect is, I think, widely accepted? I believe it's 'first cousin' to the strange effect that most guys don't really get off the first time the smoke pot, it's a new experience.
OF
I got the Solo 2 for this exact reason. It's nice to chill on a fat bowl for 20 minutes sometimes.
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I didn't really get the smell to go away until I put a bowl or 2 of herb through it. I see it like a nail ... Gotta get that layer of buildup before the flaves really come out.
Yep exactly. That coating seems to be enough to stop any negative stuff from escaping. Maybe it's all in my head, but the paint analogy was nice and I can see that being a thing in tobacco pipe.As soon as the surfaces get coated, even very thinly, with condensate all you really have is a condensate 'flavored' vapor path. Sort of like a coat of paint. What's under it doesn't matter. Same thing happens in traditional tobacco pipes. A bigger factor in some vapes than others I think, but very real.
As soon as the surfaces get coated, even very thinly, with condensate all you really have is a condensate 'flavored' vapor path.
Very good call man. I got no argument for that other than hoping that's not the caseUnless, of course, the fumes are not coming from what's being "painted", but rather from "within" ie, plastic sheathing on wires, solder, PCB, etc?
Very good call man. I got no argument for that other than hoping that's not the case
Have you vaped any weed through the solo 2 yet? I know you mentioned you were on a break for a while.Well, with all the talk about intake air "leaks" recently, it's something to consider. I mean, we all have fucked combustion for a reason, let's hope that we aren't causing ourselves more harm, by trading some gasses, for others. Then again, most of us (unless you grow yourself) don't really know exactly what we are inhaling with the herbs anyway. Even licensed growers here in Canada are being caught using chemicals they aren't supposed to.
Have you vaped any weed through the solo 2 yet? I know you mentioned you were on a break for a while.
I can't recommend running a vape dry like that more then once. Consider a maxed out empty kitchen oven. Turn it to 428 and keep it on. (Multiple times?) Shit will smell quite different. These devices aren't designed to be ran empty. Which maybe is why you're getting robot stink? Just myNegative, just been continuing to use it phantom! Which is why i'm noticing this. I wonder how much "burn off" cycles it will take? I've swabbed with ISO as well.
I can't recommend running a vape dry like that more then once. Consider a maxed out empty kitchen oven. Turn it to 428 and keep it on. (Multiple times?) Shit will smell quite different. These devices aren't designed to be ran empty. Which maybe is why you're getting robot stink? Just my
Hi!! I'm a long time lurker, first time poster.
I received my Solo II from planetvape on June 2 and couldn't be happier. They included the 14mm and 18mm gong adapters.
I started with my PVHES Turbo stem but have gone back to the Arizer 90mm and Arizer bent stem. With the improved air flow I was looking for bigger clouds and the Turbo seemed to dilute the air to much.
Compared to the OG Solo this is a major improvement for me. Loving the faster heat time and more compact size.
Generally start a session at 198, then bump to 205 and finally 212. Obviously flavour diminishes with the higher heats but it's not to harsh for me.
I'm converting from long time cigarette and cannabis smoker to pure vape life. Quit cigarettes in May and joints in June.
I started vaping 3 years ago with an Arizer Solo and a V Tower but they never satisfied what I was looking for. I probably didn't give them enough of a chance.
Well, with all the talk about intake air "leaks" recently, it's something to consider. I mean, we all have fucked combustion for a reason, let's hope that we aren't causing ourselves more harm, by trading some gasses, for others. Then again, most of us (unless you grow yourself) don't really know exactly what we are inhaling with the herbs anyway. Even licensed growers here in Canada are being caught using chemicals they aren't supposed to.
bro I'm a high temper too. I would get a mini rig (I use an incycler) and pump it through water all the time. Something that small doesn't compromise flavor too much but your lungs won't cook at all.Man all the shitty unflushed Biker weed I smoked through my youth, making pipes out of friggin pop cans or bottles. Shit like that before I got older and knew better could of been the reason I got this fucking Lymphoma I think..
But you can't dwell on the ifs and maybes.
Anyways, had to take it easy on my SoloII as my throats has been getting a bit sore lately. Chasing the high temps has been getting to me haha. I've been too impatient for the 15 long sessions. Been hitting the Mighty more. The two together is a wicked big boy portable combo. Already the Mighty slightly annoys me since th battery can't last two full days like the Solo!
Man all the shitty unflushed Biker weed I smoked through my youth, making pipes out of friggin pop cans or bottles. Shit like that before I got older and knew better could of been the reason I got this fucking Lymphoma I think..
But you can't dwell on the ifs and maybes.
There is no attempt at a seal, no tape, foam or anything. More over there are other areas that can and do 'leak' (like the two holes the rods come through and gaps between the chassis and tube wall all around.
The fact that the path past the electronics is not near the normal intake makes it worse, right? This is not a 'path of least resistance' game, but rather 'it comes from everywhere possible'? That's the way currents work, be they electrical, in water, in air masses or vapes. To stop the flow you need to seal the leak, not make more leaks elsewhere. The best you can do that way is lessen it, not eliminate it. Diminishing returns.
For those who fear 'electronics fumes', for whatever reason, reduction is not a cure. The demand 'no possibility'. For those of us who don't see the risk......there's no need for concerns to start with.
Nice, @OF. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I am enjoying mine.At last PIU has Solo IIs in stock:
http://www.puffitup.com/Arizer-Solo-II-PuffItUp-p/arz.sol.2.htm
$250 less 15% for "BIGNEWS" as a code and it comes to $212.50 shipped with grinder and WPA, $7 more for 2 day shipping (which it seems to be to me anyway.....). Let's see how long it takes this time?
Way to go Randy!!!
OF
I can't recommend running a vape dry like that more then once. Consider a maxed out empty kitchen oven. Turn it to 428 and keep it on. (Multiple times?) Shit will smell quite different. These devices aren't designed to be ran empty. Which maybe is why you're getting robot stink? Just my
So is the stem supposed to be loose once it's fitted? I do have to press firmly to get it to pop in, but once it it will jiggle around a bit. Is this normal or what?
My Solo I and Air both needed firm pressure to insert a stem in the beginning but after a couple hundred sessions they started to wiggle and jiggle AND eventually got so loose that a stem would easily fall out. Well, my Solo II has already began to have the stems wiggle slightly so in a previous post I mentioned that I am expecting the same thing to eventually occur. Unfortunately, it does not look as though we will be able to fix the issue (if it occurs) as easily as we did on Solo I and Air. @OF did you see any possible solutions when you took yours apart?
Interesting perspective! It's something i've noticed on the over dozen Solo's i've own in the past, and at some point turns into the smell of "heat" if that makes sense. I actually think it has more to do with the stainless bowl, and perhaps i'm sensitive to these "metallic" odours/tastes. Kinda like how arizer says if you use a stainless screen it will negatively affect the taste and cause harsher vapour