Cacahuates
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Did it make a significant difference from the cxl?Adding an intercooler worked well for me. Have a look a few posts up.
Did it make a significant difference from the cxl?Adding an intercooler worked well for me. Have a look a few posts up.
I can see why they stipulated no pre order cancellations now.That's a tough one... I think there maybe a wait until there is an intercooler solution. The cxl intercooler maybe be tricky to get in/out without some tools because the head is attached. Unless you want to take the screen out?
That ball option looks brutal... but maybe it works and it's tested.
If you really like it on a water piece I'd keep it and then get a cxl down the road, if I realy liked it! It's hard to recommend vapes.
I love the cxl. Once you dial it in (not hard) it's smooth big tasty hit town. Vapes are super subjective and very use case by case based. I want a big nasty ballvape and water pipe but that doesn't work for me at this point and time. I need small footprint, easy come and easy go. Quick, big, cool, tasty hits.
Maybe these latest pre-orders work for some, but they were anticlimactic for me. Moving forward I'll be very hesitant to jump on any future products from Camo without waiting to see how they play out.
you totally can hit it native like that.. just cut back on the heating times between successive hits if it's too hot.. will just take more sips to finish it (when i say sips it's still 7-10 second slow draws).. need to experiment until you get your groove on with it.. there is a slight learning curveNo worries, luckily I’ve got some great glass to cool it. But the whole point of getting this for me was to have a simpler setup and something fun to just sip and hit natively while I chill on the patio.
You think it’s worth selling and getting a CXL or should I just try adding an intercooler?
I think you're on to something with the light sips and reduced time. I attempted Lee's 5sec method and the 1st couple of hits were ok, but that 3rd was a wall of heat. It's cool to see the vapour down the stem inbetween hits.you totally can hit it native like that.. just cut back on the heating times between successive hits if it's too hot.. will just take more sips to finish it (when i say sips it's still 7-10 second slow draws).. need to experiment until you get your groove on with it.. there is a slight learning curve
been using both this and cxl native after adjusting timings (less heat time needed for ceramo).. even the CXL with the quad bore isn't as cool as something like say the Venty and even that can get pretty uncomfortable if you push it long enough.. unless you have a really seasoned throat of steel not sure if 1HE is really wise native.. some can do it tho..maybe if I was still smoking analog cigs (packs a day!) I could pull it off![]()
If you only want one device I'd swap this one for the CXL, it's what you're looking for. The Ceramo is decent but feels a little ill conceived compared to the CXL which is pretty seamless and versatile. I don't regret getting the Ceramo for the pre-order price but I won't be buying any extra balls or mouthpieces for it since the CXL performs well enough as is.No worries, luckily I’ve got some great glass to cool it. But the whole point of getting this for me was to have a simpler setup and something fun to just sip and hit natively while I chill on the patio.
You think it’s worth selling and getting a CXL or should I just try adding an intercooler?
Can't compare as I don't have the CXL but the vapor was cool enough for me.Did it make a significant difference from the cxl?
ya, i sometimes forget and pull way too fast on that 1st hit from cold if doing lower heating times.. usually happens after using a different vape before it. always super slow/nice and easy pull just till ya start feeling the heat or vapor come through then ramp up for native. stop the hit if it gets on the hotter side. pause couple second.. then hit again to get any residual heat out of the cap. continue session..I think you're on to something with the light sips and reduced time. I attempted Lee's 5sec method and the 1st couple of hits were ok, but that 3rd was a wall of heat. It's cool to see the vapour down the stem inbetween hits.
I've gone off the company to be honest. I remember telling people they wouldn't nuke their carefully gained reputation with a pre order scam. Well I was only half right. It's not a scam, but it's not exactly an honest release either.
This thing is not ready for the market. They wanted to make a quick buck anyway. Their listing tricked many into thinking the device woukd be usable native. To tack on a solution of a mp and balls, which need to be ordered seperate with further shipping costs (substantial extra costs for those abroad) is not good. The cooling solution itself is incredibly brutish, as many actually don't want zero airflow and terrible cleaning experience that hundreds of tiny balls provide.
They bucked the typical manufacturers actions on this site. Usually a manufacturer will test, or have the item beta tested before any kind of release. This company took none refundable payments for essentially a blueprint. If im wrong and they had a test version and still released in this state that is a worse indictment.
The none cancellation thing is looking incredibly cynacle. I won't be trusting the company again in the future personally.
Too many great, honest manufacturers in the game now to have to put up with this.
Fair point on the none refundable pre order being due to this. I think I was being unfair on that count. Agreed though this feels like a rush job. Their wording on the initial pre order page suggested a complete unit, that would cool via the material choice.They are doing the same pre-order no refunds thing with the new mouthpiece. Obviously - as with the Ceramo - they are using pre-orders to figure out how many to manufacture.
What I don't get with the Ceramo is that even internal testing would have made it immediately obvious that they needed to do something about the cooling. Even supplying just a tip would have gone a long way. But I guess someone thought that a one-piece design (which I DO like) would be enough to generate buzz (!).
I'm currently using my Dyna M Condenser Assembly with an intercooler with my Ceramo. Doesn't restrict airflow much. I'm not filling it with balls for cooling. That seems sorta ridiculous.
it doesn't hold a lot of butane.. works better for on the regular Convector.. i set the flame to almost full blast backed off right before it blows itself out from too much pressure on a full tank. if set very low flame it lasts a while and good for the vapman. the triple flames hold a lot more in the tank and last a decent amount of time.. never really count how many just top up butane when it gets low.. the larger kitchen ones have even bigger tank and go a long time before refill but not that pocketablehow many heat-ups can you get out of a refill from the freebie camo lighter? I tried it once just to try it but using butane feels primitive and wasteful to me.