Crafty Warmup Time Comparison Thread
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BuzzDanklin
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Hours: 86
Firmware: 2.04
Ambient Temp: 20° C
Target Temp: 180° C
Heatup Time: 3:08
Note: I did this with a full bowl, should I re-do it empty?
Firmware: 2.04
Ambient Temp: 20° C
Target Temp: 180° C
Heatup Time: 3:08
Note: I did this with a full bowl, should I re-do it empty?
I had originally thought to do the tests empty, but I ended up always just making a session out of it so most of my test results are with herb. I don't think the small additional mass of the load makes much difference, but that probably would make me a shitty scientist, I know.
Thanks for the reports, folks. I'll update the chart shortly.
Joaon
Well-Known Member
Update:
Heater connections soldered
Hours: 3
Warm up time: 1:30 - 1:36
Ambiant 21° C
Target 181° C
Firmware : 02.10
So solder the heating element to the board doesn't seem to affect warmup time (On a NEW Crafty)
It just prevents from poor connections & losses
Still, maybe it could help and enhance Craftys that have some hours
I will update again when I have changed the battery ( LG HG2 3000 mAh 20A )
zenmasterofzinfandel
Well-Known Member
^Per Mod Stu's request (though I doubt I will end up reading any replies, anytime soon in this megathread, as pages get generated on almost daily basis, whereas it would be easy to read the comments as many have already done on the warmup thread) http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/crafty-warmup-time-comparison-thread.18129/
180ºC/356ºF is the default Crafty setting from the factory. So you attempt to ‘equalize’ the data such that everyone is doing the exact same test? Adding 160ºC, means final vape temp of 204ºC/400ºF for me starting at room temperature of 72F and Crafty app showing@80F +/- 5º (typical, can be a few degrees lower/higher any given day). I only use such a temperature on ‘boost’ setting. Depending on the consistency of a concentrate, I might not use much boost, with flower I rarely use ‘boost’, nearly always get well done ABV on lengthier default setting sessions.
…if you want us to add 160ºC, then we will need to either do separate timing runs just to post data, or will have to quickly bump up the default, to add above room temperature/starting temp. At least I will, others in cold ‘room’ temp environments will need to subtract from default(reset to a lower standard set temperature).
^that would ‘equalize’ the data, but how useful is it? How many people are running their Crafty up to the higher range of @204ºC/400ºF? Compared to how many are simply heating up to default or near that temp?
Big variable is user patterns. As we know, heat is the enemy of battery life. Do people turn off their Crafty as soon as they get the battery too warm message from the smartphone app? Or do they get annoyed like me, and simply finish the session after a few more hits, after the warning? Do users do like me, take draws as the unit is warming up past 160ºC/320ºF where from experience I know I will get more terpene in the vapor before reaching default operating temp? Do they continue to take a draw while the unit is heating from default standard setting, up to where they reach 204º / 400ºF.
I know I get the too hot battery warning well before reaching the boosted 400ºF I use as my upper limit, sometimes around 380ºF if I am taking multiple draws and getting much vapor production, turning the unit off shortly thereafter to try to keep the battery from too much heat degradation. If I wait long enough (usually need to let the displayed temp drop below 100ºF), then I do not get the too hot warning until the usual amount of heating has occurred, usually 4-10 draws @boost setting.
I usually have a pretty fully packed dosing cartridge, which I have only started using with this latest new unit shipped to me as a replacement RMA. I am hammering it in use, far more than the unit that died (likely power button failure, but just a guess) @72hrs, and I am already @52hrs on this unit & currently takes ~3:10min to hit 160ºC/400ºF on boost. You might need to require empty heating chamber to normalize all the data. Filled chamber, depending on how much restriction there is, same with dosing capsules; in theory will statistically significantly skew the results compared to lower restriction or light/micro loads in comparison…I fear. Statistically, the battery in my current use scenario, will likely fail sooner/degrade faster, than most other user patterns.
Better to also ask/require that the Crafty is on a full charge, say ***30min*** after taking off the charger. One can, and I do this all the time, charge the Crafty right after using it (has to cool down below a certain temp, haven't checked what that would be, maybe <160ºC or the unit just flashes and will not charge until lower to some firmware checking temp?)
If you charge the battery while it is already warm/hot, that will also reduce the life of the battery. If you charge only when the battery has cooled down to room temps, it will last longer/perform better on tests.
^That does not account for my dropping the Crafty into the bathtub either. Just my 2cents.
Thanks for your input, @zenmasterofzinfandel, I've moved your post to the Warmup Time thread. I appreciate that you were following my instructions, too.
As long as the discussion is about warmup times, I don't see any reason not to discuss it here in this thread. I was probably high when I wrote that stuff about no discussion, so feel free to ignore it.
Also, feel free to post in either thread (as you deem appropriate) as I doubt that a serious derail would occur (probably my initial fear when I was writing the OP).Cheers.
Shane McTerpy
Active Member
I've had this Crafty for 8 months, very interesting thread.
Hours: 42
Version: 2.10
Serial: CY051241
Ambient temperature: 26
Target temp: 186
Warm up time: 2:22
Hours: 42
Version: 2.10
Serial: CY051241
Ambient temperature: 26
Target temp: 186
Warm up time: 2:22
zenmasterofzinfandel
Well-Known Member
Not sure it should be included as valid data pt, given my hammering on the unit. 30min disconnected from charging. 23ºC-183ºC > ~2:20min. Ambient room temp was 22ºC. Firmware on the RMA replacement from early Oct'16 is 2.10. app said 52hrs. 3rd time in I have had Crafty fail, 1st was around 30hrs, 2nd last Oct'16 was about 72hrs IIRC, and this one died <60hrs (<this is a month after I dropped it into the filled bathtub...seemed to work fine past few weeks, same performance as usual).
tristanstravels
New Member
Ive had mine for about 8 months. Been my backup to the Mighty I bought at same time at same time and have had to replace 1 already, and am sending second unit in tomorrow. This summer Crafty would overheat, has not been the case since.
Hours: 43
Version: 2.10
Serial: CY0521xx
Ambient temperature: 21
Target temp: 181
Warm Up time: 2'27''
100º=56''
160º=1'57''
Hours: 43
Version: 2.10
Serial: CY0521xx
Ambient temperature: 21
Target temp: 181
Warm Up time: 2'27''
100º=56''
160º=1'57''
zenmasterofzinfandel
Well-Known Member
Purchased yesterday (sorry PIU, u snooze, u lose a potential new customer) locally @full retail.
Right out of the box, all default settings (except minor adjustment for compliance with Stu's request we add 160ºC to Crafty app starting temp.)
Fully charged for 2hrs, then removed from charging for 40min. Starting temp on app said 22ºC, and my measured room temp was the same. I put in a spent fully packed dosing capsule(don't think that would make much diff).
Firmware V0.2.10. Oddly enough when I first tried to connect the app to the new serial #, for a brief second the hrs used was @61! I said, wtFrak, it's frakking new. Then it reset to 0, lmao...like I don't have enough stress already.
1:38:99 to 182ºC, according to my iP stopwatch function. When I get the RMA unit that died @61hrs, I will do same test as above, then try to log monthly updates(I kill them ave 6mo or less). I'm really not liking how much down time I have to endure waiting for the Crafty to cool off after getting the dreaded battery too warm warning. Takes ~20min to cool down enough so I can do a reasonable amount of session, next round. Even longer to cool-down now that I'm running boost all the time for concentrates (hard hash needs highest temps ~400ºF/205ºC. So now I"m going to run them side by side, when I feel the 1st Crafty getting too warm, I'll start the 2nd and use another dosing capsule filled with same as 1st.
Other possibilities I'll share in the Crafty threads/concentrates; along with dual GH's I'm going to need to get for another reason ;p
Right out of the box, all default settings (except minor adjustment for compliance with Stu's request we add 160ºC to Crafty app starting temp.)
Fully charged for 2hrs, then removed from charging for 40min. Starting temp on app said 22ºC, and my measured room temp was the same. I put in a spent fully packed dosing capsule(don't think that would make much diff).
Firmware V0.2.10. Oddly enough when I first tried to connect the app to the new serial #, for a brief second the hrs used was @61! I said, wtFrak, it's frakking new. Then it reset to 0, lmao...like I don't have enough stress already.
1:38:99 to 182ºC, according to my iP stopwatch function. When I get the RMA unit that died @61hrs, I will do same test as above, then try to log monthly updates(I kill them ave 6mo or less). I'm really not liking how much down time I have to endure waiting for the Crafty to cool off after getting the dreaded battery too warm warning. Takes ~20min to cool down enough so I can do a reasonable amount of session, next round. Even longer to cool-down now that I'm running boost all the time for concentrates (hard hash needs highest temps ~400ºF/205ºC. So now I"m going to run them side by side, when I feel the 1st Crafty getting too warm, I'll start the 2nd and use another dosing capsule filled with same as 1st.
Other possibilities I'll share in the Crafty threads/concentrates; along with dual GH's I'm going to need to get for another reason ;p
biohacker
H.R.E.A.M
Just received a second hand Crafty and thought i'd keep the thread going for statistical purposes
Hours: 20
Version: 2.10
Serial: CY0445xx
Ambient temperature: 24
Target temp: 180
Warm Up time: 1m53s
About par for the the course!
I'll be receiving another used Crafty shortly with about 20 hours as well, but it's an OG when first released so it will be interesting to compare!
Hours: 20
Version: 2.10
Serial: CY0445xx
Ambient temperature: 24
Target temp: 180
Warm Up time: 1m53s
About par for the the course!
I'll be receiving another used Crafty shortly with about 20 hours as well, but it's an OG when first released so it will be interesting to compare!
Crafty Vaper
Ain't easy being green
Hi fellas!
Hours: 272 (original battery)
Version: 2.10
Ambient temperature: 24
Target temp: 180
Warm Up time 1st session: 2m24s
Second session: 2m51s
Third session: 3m26s
I get three 10-12 minute sessions on 180/195 out of one charge!
Hours: 272 (original battery)
Version: 2.10
Ambient temperature: 24
Target temp: 180
Warm Up time 1st session: 2m24s
Second session: 2m51s
Third session: 3m26s
I get three 10-12 minute sessions on 180/195 out of one charge!
biohacker
H.R.E.A.M
Hours: 18
Version: 2.04
Serial: CY01xxx
Ambient temperature: 21
Target temp: 180
Warm Up time: 2m25s
New record for lowest use Crafty ever?
ktmstick
Well-Known Member
Brand new 2017 crafty with "20% more battery power"
This is a warranty replacement direct from S&B Germany, I sent mine in with a faulty vibrate.
I used it twice yesterday then it was charged overnight and removed from charger prior to the test.
hours 0
Firmware 2.53
Heat up time 1m 31s
Temp 181 (ambient 21)
Serial CY3IRxxx
I love it, but I also loved my old one.
This is a warranty replacement direct from S&B Germany, I sent mine in with a faulty vibrate.
I used it twice yesterday then it was charged overnight and removed from charger prior to the test.
hours 0
Firmware 2.53
Heat up time 1m 31s
Temp 181 (ambient 21)
Serial CY3IRxxx
I love it, but I also loved my old one.
cloudsosmoke
Well-Known Member
fresh from final RMA
(2 yrs - october 17)
hope i got a good one
hours 1
version 2.53
serial CY88Axxx
ambient 23.9c
target 184c
warm up time 1:36
the vapor meister app used to show the temp changes as fairly smooth with my one year-old crafty - now it has lots more little steps/jumps on the graph
(2 yrs - october 17)
hope i got a good one
hours 1
version 2.53
serial CY88Axxx
ambient 23.9c
target 184c
warm up time 1:36
the vapor meister app used to show the temp changes as fairly smooth with my one year-old crafty - now it has lots more little steps/jumps on the graph
Crafty Vaper
Ain't easy being green
Hi fellas! My Crafty works 321 hours withoriginal battery now. I still get 3 short 8 minute sessions out of one charge. I prefer to do two 15 minute sessions and then charge. Heat up time with full charge is 2:42 minutes.
I have got a question to all of you who have changed the battery in your crafty:
Can you send me a little information how to do it and which battery will be perfect? Idon't want an exchangeable battery. The crafty works great how it is built , I only want to renew the battery. Thanks for your awnser , I appreciate it!
I have got a question to all of you who have changed the battery in your crafty:
Can you send me a little information how to do it and which battery will be perfect? Idon't want an exchangeable battery. The crafty works great how it is built , I only want to renew the battery. Thanks for your awnser , I appreciate it!
blackstone
Well-Known Member
Recently bought a secondhand Crafty with less than an hour on clock when I got it,
it was originally bought Oct '17.
Serial: CY1UI***
Firmware: V02.53
Hours: 5
Heat time: 1m:34s
I did this test once with my Mighty after 10 months of use and it was 1m:18s.
So this Crafty is not too shabby and quick enough for most of my uses.
Hope it keeps up.
it was originally bought Oct '17.
Serial: CY1UI***
Firmware: V02.53
Hours: 5
Heat time: 1m:34s
I did this test once with my Mighty after 10 months of use and it was 1m:18s.
So this Crafty is not too shabby and quick enough for most of my uses.
Hope it keeps up.