Mr. Gweilo 420
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Can't speak for the LSV but trust me you will love the e-nano. Efficient. Big hits. Plus the thing is a piece of art. How could you go wrong. Not to mention that under $200 it is excellent value.
Hi,
I own a Extreme Q and a Volcano as my desktop units. Since getting the extreme Q the volcano has been pretty much gathering dust as I love the ability to connect my extreme Q to glass.
I am looking for a unit that produces high flavour and taste with little amounts of herb, as I feel the extreme Q uses way too much... Maybe thats my tolerance. I use around 1g a day currently, looking to cut this down.
I recently preordered a vapexhale cloud evo as the fact it uses tiny amounts and produces high flavour was a big plus to me, however as I am international, I have not recieved this and decided to cancel my pre-order.
If the vape comes with glass that would be a plus (like the evo does)
Have you checked out any of the log websites? Some offer exotic woods that might intrigue you.The AroMed is not ascetically pleasing to me... I want a vape that looks beautiful not like something found in a hospital.
Have you checked out any of the log websites? Some offer exotic woods that might intrigue you.
some good suggestions in here... you cant go wrong deciding between a log, an lsv, or an evo. i have one of each and like them all. i would say get all 3!
start with a log for small loads and efficiency. then get an lsv for knockout hits. i would suggest considering an ssv (or dabuddah) w/lsv heater cover. its similar to the evo when setup this way. i use a male male adapter with an ELB inside and can mount water tools on top. its a bit cumbersome to invert an ssv due to weight but very doable as long as you hold onto it. i think the cost is similar with the lsv if you go for a blemished model.
the evo is great as well and does what the lsv does but a little better in all areas except reliability and heatup time. i use my log during the day and the evo at night. the lsv is the ultimate backup and i use it a few times a week for change of pace/different vape signature.
I am intrigued by your idea of using the LSV heater cover on the dbv to use it like an evo. Are you talking about the regular lsv heater cover ($20, I think). What size male to male adapter, and does the ELB fit in the adapter? Do you find that this setup is stable?
I really don't see any vape hitting harder then the Nano Or Underdog no matter what.
I understand that and agree, but that is is how I felt pre Versa. Not saying the Versa has the UD beat, just that those bigger bowls allow fore more possibilities.I really don't see any vape hitting harder then the Nano Or Underdog no matter what.
I agree with @as I would rather do smaller loads even though it means taking a whole 20 seconds to dump a spent stem and load a new one. I like the Taste with no waste that comes with loading .005-.01 per stem. love Sittin' back doing 20 or so stems throughout the evening.
I really don't see any vape hitting harder then the Nano Or Underdog no matter what.
Well thanks for the input guys, but I just ordered the e-nano from epicvape.com. Can't wait until it arrives! To be honest, loading back to back stems is kind of my thing, I like to vape for taste rather than effect a lot of the time and 20+ bowls over an evening sounds like my idea of heaven. I had to get the adjustable glass adaptor as the all glass one was out of stock(? i think? It said in stock but I was unable to pick a size).
Thanks for the help guys. I have £200 left over to buy some nice glass to match with it now!