I would lie and say happy new year.. that’s all i get. It’s hard to have my birthday and make people drop they’re plans for me. But I get happy every time someone remembers to say happy bday instead of happy new years lol.@Oogendoogan which is your personal favorite- "Happy Birthday" or "Happy New Year"?
I think any high quality desktop might change your world about vaporizing ... all the vapes you list are portables and there is just nothing like a heavy hitting desktop vape (except maybe a Hopper if you can get a working one ...)
Haha that's gold just as I imagined- I was gonna say it must be hard at times not to resent the latter lol!
I don't know the Mighty works pretty well, the thing I dig about the FP is the high heat it can achieve without a massive fear of combusting but if the mighty was on demand and could put out the clouds it does that would be awesome
Hahaha you are exactly right my friend. I actually love it. I don’t like birthdays much and I hate planning parties or anything much for that matter. It’s nice not to have to plan anything for my birthday haha. Just go through New Year’s Eve like normal and make sure I eat good on New Year’s Day. Pork and sour kraut every yearHaha that's gold just as I imagined- I was gonna say it must be hard at times not to resent the latter lol!
Also I bet it is like a double anti-climax effect the next day, more noticeable than the respective occasions anyway.
Happy returns for Januaru 1st anyway, I'll try and remember to shout you on the next one.
I've owned a Mighty, it was my go-to portable for a lot of years (and still own my Crafty), but both these vapes are more session vapes whereas with a FP, or an EVO, or a Hopper, one can kill .15g in a single massive hit; to me it results in different effects. The "heavy hitter" desktops can deliver a much more "dab" or "bong" like experience with flowers then a session vape like a Mighty can (just my opinion of course ... don't mean any disrespect) ... and it's great if you also now provide a counter-argument to this to give the OP a real full understanding of the difference based on a couple different viewpoints
I agree with that, I google "heavy hitter cannabis vape" and found the FP and haven't been let down but I still want to try an EVO, I should have jumped on yours fasterI've owned a Mighty, it was my go-to portable for a lot of years (and still own my Crafty), but both these vapes are more session vapes whereas with a FP, or an EVO, or a Hopper, one can kill .15g in a single massive hit; to me it results in different effects. The "heavy hitter" desktops can deliver a much more "dab" or "bong" like experience with flowers then a session vape like a Mighty can (just my opinion of course ... don't mean any disrespect) ... and it's great if you also now provide a counter-argument to this to give the OP a real full understanding of the difference based on a couple different viewpoints
Or you could report the post and let the staff deal with it. If that had happened, I would've edited out the rule-breaking portion of his post (and told him why) and left the rest as he was just asking for advice. Which is exactly what he did himself when confronted with the rule.
Ok can anyone give me some advice, you in particular but anyone feel free to chime in. I always use the carb cap, always always always lol. And the older style for the SH not the new Ti one. I find the older one to have more restriction and the slanted air hole seems to give my vapor a “swirled” effect that I can see as I pours into the drop down. I own the newer carb cap without a slanted hole and when i use it, I don’t notice this whirlwind pattern in my vapor. Anyways my temps have been set at 642 capped for flower for months now. I guess I’m just trying to change things up so I’m thinking of not using the cap for a while. I’ve seen you custom mod a cap and now the new airhole peg things are out so maybe that’s an easy way to customize mine. I’m wondering, what temps should I try with no cap, and why did you mod your cap?? Could I get some of the benefits you got from modding your cap from the new air hole blocking pieces that newvape is selling? Just been thinking that a couple of simple steps with my carb cap and temps could change up my SH experience quite a bit. I hope everyone is having a great evening.
Ok can anyone give me some advice, you in particular but anyone feel free to chime in. I always use the carb cap, always always always lol. And the older style for the SH not the new Ti one. I find the older one to have more restriction and the slanted air hole seems to give my vapor a “swirled” effect that I can see as I pours into the drop down. I own the newer carb cap without a slanted hole and when i use it, I don’t notice this whirlwind pattern in my vapor. Anyways my temps have been set at 642 capped for flower for months now. I guess I’m just trying to change things up so I’m thinking of not using the cap for a while. I’ve seen you custom mod a cap and now the new airhole peg things are out so maybe that’s an easy way to customize mine. I’m wondering, what temps should I try with no cap, and why did you mod your cap?? Could I get some of the benefits you got from modding your cap from the new air hole blocking pieces that newvape is selling? Just been thinking that a couple of simple steps with my carb cap and temps could change up my SH experience quite a bit. I hope everyone is having a great evening.
Cheers
I’m in the same boat as you man. Would love a test drive hahaha
Is it chalice festival they will be at in cali next month? I would love to go to any festival that I can Flowerpot at anytime I need to
Editing this in. I’ve been wanting a rosin press lately. Units like the cannaclamp intrigue me the most because of the small footprint and ease of use, but I recently got space for a press in my new place. Maybe newvape will have some deals on a press that would come with a PID for 7/10?That way I could easily get a newvape 20mm coil and a VROD
Just something for me to think about. Seems like the newvape presses are pretty nice but I have no clue really. Still need to start my research on presses.
Yes it will that is the exact setup I started with.
I think maybe to put it really simply- different water tools change the way the air is pulled into and through the load and these subtle differences may account for some of the variad temps for equal performance etc?
