llamaman001
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What's the price point we are looking at for those stands ace? I'll take one for sure
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I'm seeing $25 on the website.... for the wood ones.What's the price point we are looking at for those stands ace? I'll take one for sure
Anyone else notice a wire or something wire-like just under the screen cover in their nano???
Not possible with the equipment on hand. Any idea if I can take the screen out safely? And if so, how?All I see is a heating element under the screen cover. A picture would really help.
It's most likely the spring clip I used to use to hold the screen in place. New Nanos don't have them. Heater covers are now made from solid stainless steel rod instead of tube. This allowed the groove for the screen to be cut deeper so the clip is no longer necessary. On a side note the aluminum sleeve is also now machined out of a rod instead of a tube and is one piece.(Used to be two piece) The interior finish is smoother and has a radius at the bottom which makes it easier to keep clean.Anyone else notice a wire or something wire-like just under the screen cover in their nano???
Yes the wood one weighs in at 2.7oz the aluminum is a hefty 9oz.Ace of vape, is there a big weight difference between the wooden and other bases?
pushing screen out thru heat end...
I bought mine a few months ago. Is it something I should be worried about?It's most likely the spring clip I used to use to hold the screen in place. New Nanos don't have them. Heater covers are now made from solid stainless steel rod instead of tube. This allowed the groove for the screen to be cut deeper so the clip is no longer necessary. On a side note the aluminum sleeve is also now machined out of a rod instead of a tube and is one piece.(Used to be two piece) The interior finish is smoother and has a radius at the bottom which makes it easier to keep clean.
Yes the wood one weighs in at 2.7oz the aluminum is a hefty 9oz.
It's most likely the spring clip I used to use to hold the screen in place. New Nanos don't have them. Heater covers are now made from solid stainless steel rod instead of tube. This allowed the groove for the screen to be cut deeper so the clip is no longer necessary. On a side note the aluminum sleeve is also now machined out of a rod instead of a tube and is one piece.(Used to be two piece) The interior finish is smoother and has a radius at the bottom which makes it easier to keep clean.
Nothing to worry about. I still use my first generation Nano.I bought mine a few months ago. Is it something I should be worried about?
Maybe this thread built me up a bit too much . I excepted a decent step up form my Solo and I don't think I got that (my opinion)
And the rest is probably user error .
I have been experimenting with load size and screen placement all week .
I get some decent vapor but nothing special and nothing more than I can get for the Solo .
And for me the plug in does not seem to have any advantage .
I would like to actually know when the unit is up to temp . And would like to have less chance for combustion
.. Out of curiosity said:HEY @Toastface_Killah Thanks
I thought the same thing about the Solo but now I find myself wanting to use the solo instead ?
I have mover the screen and load to may different spots . Bu I haven't measured it to be exact .
I have been starting at 6.5 and going up after a hit or two and a stir but usually if I get past 7.5 the load is spent. And I cant get anything at a lower temp . Every time I start higher It looks like I combusted (black or almost black chared ABV.
Thanks@Caligula .
I have been warming it up and sometimes I just leave it on for awhile although I don't prefer to .
But I also don't prefer to wait for 10-15 mins every time I want one hit
And I am using it with a bubbler (D020-W-2)
I broke the only stem I got within 10 mins of getting it ( I'm Such and Idiot ) so no dry for me .
I literally leave my nano on at level 5 24/7 unless I'm using it. Been doing this for the better part of a year. These are perfectly fine to leave on. In fact I'd dare say they were designed for this..
Now, make sure the nano is 100% warmed up, set the heat to level 7, move the load close enough to the heating element that it's barely touching the screen, then go to town.
You can also try letting the lead heat soak by putting g the nano on the gong and letting it sit there for a minute or so before inhaling... but I'd leave about 1mm gap between the load and heater if you do this.
Also try pulling harder on your water tool. You may be still used to hitting it like a Solo.
It's gotta just be a matter of user error or technique. Because while that nano was an earlier gen it works flawlessly. Hell I actually think it performed better than my current gen exotic. Just keep refining your technique. You'll get there.