E-Nano from Epickai

[Snappo]

Don't see how it wasn't fair no-one said one was better then the other but if it really bothers ya go ahead and report to move or delete it if you wish.

There were Questions concerning the heat up times of both so it only seemed Fair and maybe helpful to answer them to me.

I believe the FC mods have this issue long well-considered in the interest of fairness, original thread intent, and integrity. Anyway, I've further derailed the thread with this off-topic offering, so welcome deletion should that be deemed appropriate.

I'm not sure why it's unfair. Isn't there an identical ones in the enano and ud threads? I'd imagine that those who have not tried both might have a bias towards whichever log they have.

Those posts were deleted and moved to the appropriate venue.

...and - http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/e-nano-from-epicvape.7844/page-554#post-840874

 

[Pjake]

I'm working through a jazz book on drums this weekend. It's a bear. Nothing like relaxing with some GSC through my d020 afterwards. I love leaving my nano on for those on demand hits. I haven't turned it off in atleast a week.

 

[flotntoke]

Same here - except a bit more than a week. Just finished yard work and weekend chores. Did a light load before shower, one now after and probably another one before heading out. And, she'll be all warm and waiting for me when I get home later!

 

[Stu]

Well, it looks like all of my comparison posts have been moved to the closed thread "log vape battle"

http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/log-battle-e-nano-vrs-underdog.17926/page-5

I would have put them in that thread to start with if it were not closed. I suppose that any future comparisons I do I will just have to post here and allow the mods to move once again since I am unable to post there otherwise.

Am I in the wrong thread, or universe? Guess I'll go over to the UD thread and seek out information about Nanos and Solos. The start and continuation of this comparo discussion was not fair to either @ACE OF VAPE or @underdog, IMO.

Don't see how it wasn't fair no-one said one was better then the other but if it really bothers ya go ahead and report to move or delete it if you wish.

There were Questions concerning the heat up times of both so it only seemed Fair and maybe helpful to answer them to me.

Point well taken, but don't think it is really a head to head. Personally, I think it is good and healthy for both. The head to head threads get shut down rather quickly (as they probably should), and if IIRC the questions about differences pop up all the time here. Would guess they pop up often over there also. Most asking instead of trying to figure it out for themselves don't even know where to look for the closed threads.

I'm not sure why it's unfair. Isn't there an identical ones in the enano and ud threads? I'd imagine that those who have not tried both might have a bias towards whichever log they have.

Comparisons should be kept to a minimum in vape-specific threads. For comparisons between vapes going forward, you should post them here in the resources section.

 

[BabyFacedFinster]

As I research this vape more, I am intrigued. I'm sure it is a great vape because so many of you swear by it.

So I have a question about the fixed screen tube. Lots of details about needing to get a basket screen situated just right above the glass screen. Why is it designed this way? Why don't they just build the tube so the glass screen is closer to the tip. Then you could pack a bowl without the need for a basket screen. It just seems like people are needing to buy or form these metal screens to shorten the distance in the bowl area because the glass screen is too deep and too far from the heater. Or is it to prevent small bits from passing through the glass screen and into your mouth? I would think this could be corrected with a different type of screen so you don't need two screens (the glass one and a metal one of your creation). Please help me understand.

 

[CarolKing]

@BabyFacedFinster I got my Enanos in April. So I haven't had mine as long as some.

The reason it was made this way IMO so a person can tailor their load to fit their needs. Some like to use this as a session vaporizer so they use more product. Others like to have a couple of large gut busting draws and be done.

I like using both styles of stems/mouthpieces myself.
I like the fixed glass screen as well as the regular basket style.

You just don't want your cannabis too close to the heater core. You'll get the hang of it.

This vaporizer is very easy to use. I like using mine as a session vape. I'm feeling really toasty right now. Using my cherry nano and some CandyLand strain. Leafly gave it over 4 stars - they were right on this time.

This is how much I love mine.

 

[BabyFacedFinster]

Wow Carol, that's a whole lot!

I get it now, thanks. Candyland sounds great too, especially with the GDP lineage.

 

[flotntoke]

Comparisons should be kept to a minimum in vape-specific threads. For comparisons between vapes going forward, you should post them here in the resources section.

Thanks, Stu!!! What a great place for such things. Glad comparisons will be a part of the resource area. Much better than ask FC where they get shut down pretty quickly and off to ABV thread-land.

As I research this vape more, I am intrigued. I'm sure it is a great vape because so many of you swear by it.

So I have a question about the fixed screen tube. Lots of details about needing to get a basket screen situated just right above the glass screen. Why is it designed this way? Why don't they just build the tube so the glass screen is closer to the tip. Then you could pack a bowl without the need for a basket screen. It just seems like people are needing to buy or form these metal screens to shorten the distance in the bowl area because the glass screen is too deep and too far from the heater. Or is it to prevent small bits from passing through the glass screen and into your mouth? I would think this could be corrected with a different type of screen so you don't need two screens (the glass one and a metal one of your creation). Please help me understand.

A bit of history first if OK (or if not I guess! ). Fixed screens are where they have always been depth wise. Before the adjust-a-bowl screens, metal screen GonG adapters had a flat screen and a ledge inside the nano end. It was about the same height as the glass screen now is. In a good deep GonG, you can still push the basket screen down to the same level, too. Screen depths didn't really come about until about a year in when basket screens were introduced. I got some that Andy sent as a gift. IIRC, he sent them to pretty much everyone who had an earlier nano (or at least those who were still frequenting here), for free!

The screen adjusting didn't really come into play too much until then. Even then, I was still keeping mine deeper for the most part. This does work well, and think many still enjoy it most. I and others prefer the shallow loads - for me mostly because flavor stays pretty well through 3 or 4 hits, and by then a shorter load is cached. I prefer to load another then and keep getting great flavor through pretty much every hit.

For those of us who grind to medium or finer, the glass screens by themselves let in too many crumbs. So, usually with them I use a small, flat stainless steel screen on top of it (solo style if you're familiar, and same size screens fit).

Seems that the glass screen depth has just never been changed - and IMO probably shouldn't. You can always use a basket screen in them to shorten the load space. And, although I don't do it too much, it is nice to throw a small unground nug in every once in a while. Like this, I find it a little better to leave all the space and turn the power dial up a bit more. Further distance between top of load and heater just requires a bit more heat. I also tend to think one of the biggest reasons the glass screen stays at that depth is because Andy (@ACE OF VAPE) still uses the nano like this - nug on glass screen - unless he's changed it up recently.

This gets to one of the greatest things about the nano IMO. Versatility. Don't think there has been much discussion lately on some of the particular aspects of it. No matter what stem or GonG you're using, you have the ability to easily change the size of the load space, or move it closer or further to the heat. At the same time, you can adjust the heat up or down. Many possible options. Add to this the fact that even when it seems your temp on the top of load is balanced (where further away higher heat should equal closer lower heat) there are still sublte differences. This makes for nearly endless tweaking of each and the synergy between the two.

I've found my personal favorites and tend to stay in those ranges, but still change it up from time to time. It's fun and sometimes has lead to some changes of my favorites. And, these fluctuate a bit anyway depending on what I'm trying to get out of it at the time, whether going dry or through a bubbler (and how a particular rig interacts), different strains, whatever. More importantly, you or anyone else can do the same with a pretty good range of possibilities to find what you like best.

Or, if you don't want to be bothered with such things, you can throw a basket screen in wherever you want (or use fixed depth glass screen) and just adjust your heat to where it feels good for you. Think many are happy with that and just find their spot and stay there. So, it works well right out of the box for all - and you can just leave it there if that's what floats your boat.

Hope this helps and wasn't too far off of what you were asking.

 

[Jaindoh]

Is there anything I should know about caring for the wood of my e-nano? I have some of Ed's Bomb Ass Butter on the shopping list, but not sure how long before I'll be able to get them. I have coconut oil. Would that help? Should I do it while my nano is warm or wait until it cools?

Specifically, I have (Exotic) Maple Burl and want to make sure it doesn't crack. Leaving it on 24/7 shouldn't be a problem, as far as I know? Is this covered under warranty?

 

[Chezgreendream]

Thanks, Stu!!! What a great place for such things. Glad comparisons will be a part of the resource area. Much better than ask FC where they get shut down pretty quickly and off to ABV thread-land.



A bit of history first if OK (or if not I guess! ). Fixed screens are where they have always been depth wise. Before the adjust-a-bowl screens, metal screen GonG adapters had a flat screen and a ledge inside the nano end. It was about the same height as the glass screen now is. In a good deep GonG, you can still push the basket screen down to the same level, too. Screen depths didn't really come about until about a year in when basket screens were introduced. I got some that Andy sent as a gift. IIRC, he sent them to pretty much everyone who had an earlier nano (or at least those who were still frequenting here), for free!

The screen adjusting didn't really come into play too much until then. Even then, I was still keeping mine deeper for the most part. This does work well, and think many still enjoy it most. I and others prefer the shallow loads - for me mostly because flavor stays pretty well through 3 or 4 hits, and by then a shorter load is cached. I prefer to load another then and keep getting great flavor through pretty much every hit.

For those of us who grind to medium or finer, the glass screens by themselves let in too many crumbs. So, usually with them I use a small, flat stainless steel screen on top of it (solo style if you're familiar, and same size screens fit).

Seems that the glass screen depth has just never been changed - and IMO probably shouldn't. You can always use a basket screen in them to shorten the load space. And, although I don't do it too much, it is nice to throw a small unground nug in every once in a while. Like this, I find it a little better to leave all the space and turn the power dial up a bit more. Further distance between top of load and heater just requires a bit more heat. I also tend to think one of the biggest reasons the glass screen stays at that depth is because Andy (@ACE OF VAPE) still uses the nano like this - nug on glass screen - unless he's changed it up recently.

This gets to one of the greatest things about the nano IMO. Versatility. Don't think there has been much discussion lately on some of the particular aspects of it. No matter what stem or GonG you're using, you have the ability to easily change the size of the load space, or move it closer or further to the heat. At the same time, you can adjust the heat up or down. Many possible options. Add to this the fact that even when it seems your temp on the top of load is balanced (where further away higher heat should equal closer lower heat) there are still sublte differences. This makes for nearly endless tweaking of each and the synergy between the two.

I've found my personal favorites and tend to stay in those ranges, but still change it up from time to time. It's fun and sometimes has lead to some changes of my favorites. And, these fluctuate a bit anyway depending on what I'm trying to get out of it at the time, whether going dry or through a bubbler (and how a particular rig interacts), different strains, whatever. More importantly, you or anyone else can do the same with a pretty good range of possibilities to find what you like best.

Or, if you don't want to be bothered with such things, you can throw a basket screen in wherever you want (or use fixed depth glass screen) and just adjust your heat to where it feels good for you. Think many are happy with that and just find their spot and stay there. So, it works well right out of the box for all - and you can just leave it there if that's what floats your boat.

Hope this helps and wasn't too far off of what you were asking.

For some reason lowering lowering the screen and adding more herb to the mix has proved unsuccessful for me because it usually gets cashed out at the same rate that if I used the standard screen and it doesnt get me any higher. So in my case, I feel as if its wasting herb. I used lower and higher heat, tamping down more or tamping down less.

I would have figured that lowering the screen depth and increasing the heat would get me higher, since there is more herb to vaporize and that I would end up loading the stem less times, which sometimes is tedious and would be done for reason of cutting time off my sessions if I am in a rush. Am I missing something.

I have been successful with the standard depth and the shallow depth. Though the shallow depth allows for more hits and retains flavor more, my session can last about an hour or more before I feel satisfied and constant loading and unloading gets tedious after a while. Is it just me?

 

[BabyFacedFinster]

Hope this helps and wasn't too far off of what you were asking.

Thanks a lot for the detailed explanation flotntoke. Very helpful. I could start out with the basket screen upside down and see which direction works best for me.

That VAS syndrome has me in its spell. I just laid down cash for some glass, now I'm looking at a fourth vaporizer. When will the insanity end?

 

[flotntoke]

Is there anything I should know about caring for the wood of my e-nano? I have some of Ed's Bomb Ass Butter on the shopping list, but not sure how long before I'll be able to get them. I have coconut oil. Would that help? Should I do it while my nano is warm or wait until it cools?

Specifically, I have (Exotic) Maple Burl and want to make sure it doesn't crack. Leaving it on 24/7 shouldn't be a problem, as far as I know? Is this covered under warranty?

I'd give it a month or so if on 24/7 before trying to put anything on it. You should have a good solid shellac finish that will be hard to penetrate new. When you do get there, coconut oil or Ed's Bomb Ass, or anything similar will work well. I like to use beeswax, sometimes with a bit of coconut mixed in.

Do it while warm. If I'm thinking about it, I usually turn my nano up to 8 - 9 while I am getting the rest together so it is nice and warm outside about 1/2 hour later. Makes the conditioning go very smoothly. After, I leave it on and turn it down to 4 or 5 until I use it again. Also, remove any remaining excess and give it a little more buffing with same rag.

I'm not sure if it really makes a difference to cracking whether you leave it on all the time or turn it off and on. I feel like leaving it on is better, because the temp stays pretty constant. Turning it off and on leads to much repeated heating and cooling, which can be tough on some materials. Really not sure with wood - especially used as in a nano. I also kind of think if wood is going to crack, the tendency to do so is in it as soon as it is turned if not before that.

Think conditioning only helps a little to hedge against cracks. I guess some of the oil or conditioner could sink in all the way to the inside (under metal cup), but doesn't seem like much - if any - does on mine. Seems to mostly stay right near the surface. But, some is still better than none, right?

Yes... If you buy Epic wood (don't supply your own), cracks are covered by warranty.

For some reason lowering lowering the screen and adding more herb to the mix has proved unsuccessful for me because it usually gets cashed out at the same rate that if I used the standard screen and it doesnt get me any higher. So in my case, I feel as if its wasting herb. I used lower and higher heat, tamping down more or tamping down less.

I would have figured that lowering the screen depth and increasing the heat would get me higher, since there is more herb to vaporize and that I would end up loading the stem less times, which sometimes is tedious and would be done for reason of cutting time off my sessions if I am in a rush. Am I missing something.

I have been successful with the standard depth and the shallow depth. Though the shallow depth allows for more hits and retains flavor more, my session can last about an hour or more before I feel satisfied and constant loading and unloading gets tedious after a while. Is it just me?

If doing larger loads, you have to stir more - probably every 2 hits or so. IME, these may start to taste toasted about the same amount of hits in as a medium load, but will keep producing vapor longer. Not the best tasting, or hardest hitting, but vapor just the same. It also continues to get me higher, but YMMV.

I kind of enjoy the loading and unloading. Guess it depends on personal preference and how you do it. With a bubbler, I grind what I plan on using for the sesh or a bit more, scoop load, tamp, hit, hit, stir, hit, stir, dump, blow, scoop load, tamp, hit, hit.... until I'm good. Not too bad if you're set up for it. @Ratchett 's Scoop-N-Stir makes it a bit easier and more fun. Pretty much the same going dry but I usually load a little bigger and add a few more hits and stirs before dumping. Also, turn heat down .5 to .75 for dry.

Thanks a lot for the detailed explanation flotntoke. Very helpful. I could start out with the basket screen upside down and see which direction works best for me.

That VAS syndrome has me in its spell. I just laid down cash for some glass, now I'm looking at a fourth vaporizer. When will the insanity end?

I try to stay away from basket screens upside down (open end towards nano). Slightly reduces size of your load & surface area and makes screens much harder to clean and need cleaning quicker, IME. Does make them easier to put in from the nano end, though!

VAS..... yeah I hear ya!! Though for past couple years has pretty much only been with portables. I look and think about others (and am still on HI wait list), but nano has killed most of my desire for most desktops. Really not just blowing smoke here - or vapor! For me it is just about the perfect vape. HI may be as good (and something I just can't stop wanting!), but have trouble believing I'll like it better.

... and oh yeah... you're welcome! Sincerely glad to help and hopefully others passing through will find the info they're looking for if they have the same questions.

 

[CarolKing]

There has been a lot of negative talk about the Enano heat up time. Last night I turned my unit down to temp 2, barely any heat. I even touched my finger to the heater core, not hot enough to burn. I then turned my vape up to 10 it was ready in less than 5 min. I turned it down to my desired heat and I was ready to go. I'm not worried with a little wait for service - not a big deal. Most portables take 2 min to heat up anyway.

Just kick back and enjoy your Enano today. It's still the weekend. If I have some cannabis that is a little dry I usually have to turn my heat down. I usually like temps between 6 and 6.5. I turn it up to 7 when using my D020-D.

 

[FlyingLow]

I simply leave mine on. 24/7

 

[ataxian]

I simply leave mine on. 24/7

I leave mine on 24\7¡

I usè a NANO the most!

D022
FC186 FC187 FC UFO on level 6

 

[CarolKing]

@ataxian using a strain called CandyLand it's half GDP and Platnium Girl Scout Cookie. It's awesome in the Nano nice, mild, sweet/spicy flavor and it medicates really well.

Also I had some Grape Ape that I was vaporizing with yesterday and it was harsh on the normal temp i use. It made me cough and have a tender throat. It was a little dry and from a different batch, I turned it down a 1/2 a temp today and it was so much better. I was able to taste that grape flavor without any harshness.

One temp doesn't work all the time the moistness of the cannabis makes a difference.

 

[Bravesst]

What am I missing with my nano? I know it's an awesome vape purely by the testimonials here. I've had some good sessions with it, despite being so used to cordless, I've overcome the tethered feeling with some cool accessories (clips,boxes and such). I just can't get it to consistently perform, or out-perform portable stem vapes (Solo and Air) in nice cloudage and effect. I can feel the unlimited airflow, but maybe that is working against my draw technique as I'm so used to Arizer. I know I'll nail it, but haven't given my little beauty the attention it deserves. I feel really good with my portables, and my ability to create a good session, why am I nano-impaired? And this definitely an "it's me not you" situation. I know if I gave it a day and a gram or so, I'd nail it.

 

[NickDlow]

What am I missing with my nano? I know it's an awesome vape purely by the testimonials here. I've had some good sessions with it, despite being so used to cordless, I've overcome the tethered feeling with some cool accessories (clips,boxes and such). I just can't get it to consistently perform, or out-perform portable stem vapes (Solo and Air) in nice cloudage and effect. I can feel the unlimited airflow, but maybe that is working against my draw technique as I'm so used to Arizer. I know I'll nail it, but haven't given my little beauty the attention it deserves. I feel really good with my portables, and my ability to create a good session, why am I nano-impaired? And this definitely an "it's me not you" situation. I know if I gave it a day and a gram or so, I'd nail it.

IME the best answer to that question is to experiment yourself. Different temps, load size, screen depth, stirring and choice of stem. I also believe each nano is a bit different with their heat, contrary to others opinions on the matter. That's just my opinion.

 

[TeeJay1952]

@Bravesst:
Are you using your e pick to set depth?
Are you trying different strains?
Have you experimented with different temps on dial.
Have you tried different outlet?
Have you tried different power cord?
Are you keeping your stems clean?
Have you varied your draw (Like a cigar or milkshake, puff, wait 1 sec, puff allowing heat to build to "that spot".
Have you tried a bong? (faster but stronger)

 

[Bravesst]

@Bravesst:
Are you using your e pick to set depth? YES
Are you trying different strains? YES
Have you experimented with different temps on dial. YES
Have you tried different outlet? YES
Have you tried different power cord? YES
Are you keeping your stems clean? YES
Have you varied your draw (Like a cigar or milkshake, puff, wait 1 sec, puff allowing heat to build to "that spot". YES
Have you tried a bong? NO (faster but stronger)

No bongs (no into the bong scene at all, I was a joint smoker for 40 years), but tried everything else on your list above. I know I haven't "practiced" enough. I don't use this vape when my family is home (try and be kinda stealth and the cord is kinda of a dead give-away), so I don't get enough use. One day I just gotta set it down and nail it. Not saying I haven't had a good session, just can't dial in quick like I can with other vapes. I know I'll get it.

Thank You...

 

[ataxian]

@ataxian using a strain called CandyLand it's half GDP and Platnium Girl Scout Cookie. It's awesome in the Nano nice, mild, sweet/spicy flavor and it medicates really well.

Also I had some Grape Ape that I was vaporizing with yesterday and it was harsh on the normal temp i use. It made me cough and have a tender throat. It was a little dry and from a different batch, I turned it down a 1/2 a temp today and it was so much better. I was able to taste that grape flavor without any harshness.

One temp doesn't work all the time the moistness of the cannabis makes a difference.

I will pick up a OZ of CANDYLAND (thank you)

I'm currently on level 6 due to the condition of my cannabis!

Sometimes I'm at 7 in the winter.
@Bravesst
I love just a pack of Zig-Zags since 1970.
My buddies all had bongs that I never used.
The smaller mouth piece on today's water pipes, bubblers, ash collectors, Jhooks are 100x more desirable for my liking. The NANO is the easiest to use and makes water path more desirable!

 

[TeeJay1952]

No bongs (no into the bong scene at all, I was a joint smoker for 40 years), but tried everything else on your list above. I know I haven't "practiced" enough. I don't use this vape when my family is home (try and be kinda stealth and the cord is kinda of a dead give-away), so I don't get enough use. One day I just gotta set it down and nail it. Not saying I haven't had a good session, just can't dial in quick like I can with other vapes. I know I'll get it.

Thank You...

It is a log vape and for max performance must heat up for 1/2 hour. (Yes it can heat quicker but {IMHO} a 1/2 hour works best.) It pulls low wattage. Perhaps on a timer set for just prior to happy hour? On a shelf in the garage.
I am a low temp sipper. (when I am not ripping bong or eating medables) You want a quick secret flash-bang. Other folks just like the look of the various wood. There isn't a right or wrong, just different paths to different locations. Good Luck on your journey.
I think your situation calls for a more "stealthy" vape. ( or a less secret lifestyle) (Zion, Mighty)

 

[Chezgreendream]

What am I missing with my nano? I know it's an awesome vape purely by the testimonials here. I've had some good sessions with it, despite being so used to cordless, I've overcome the tethered feeling with some cool accessories (clips,boxes and such). I just can't get it to consistently perform, or out-perform portable stem vapes (Solo and Air) in nice cloudage and effect. I can feel the unlimited airflow, but maybe that is working against my draw technique as I'm so used to Arizer. I know I'll nail it, but haven't given my little beauty the attention it deserves. I feel really good with my portables, and my ability to create a good session, why am I nano-impaired? And this definitely an "it's me not you" situation. I know if I gave it a day and a gram or so, I'd nail it.

After @NickDlow 's pointers , @TeeJay1952 's checklist and @ataxian 's wisdom; I would check my drawing technique.

I recently discovered prefilled concentrate oils to vape with an ecig battery and I noticed that the mouth piece was smaller and more narrow than what I am used to.

I would straight up inhale with my lungs, aside from feeling hot vapor rush against the back of my throat and coughing tremendously, I would also get winded.

So I researched.......Here and all about the web on better drawing techniques.

Because a similar thing happened to me, that at first I had great preformance with the e nano and then it started lagging to the point I became very disapointed.......It sounds to me that you just need to rediscover your sweet spot.

So back to the drawing technique that improved my e nanos preformance tremendously........It was to first draw using your mouth ONLY and dropping or raising your jaw( or both) to make more room, all the while inhaling and exhaling though my nose. Storing the vapor in my mouth. Remember no vapor is wasted, as it hasnt reached your lungs yet, or had any other way to go.

There are many positives to doing this. First, the vapor passes through the material and it starts to dry it out, decarb, I think the correct term is....meaning getting ready for medicating and creating more vapors. Plus, you already have vapor in your mouth, so it starts to cool. ( I do this effectively using the stem, I can do it with a bubbler, but its more work.) Also if the mouth piece is wide, I make my lips smaller to create alittle resistance, to give it alittle more time for the heat to have to go through the herbs.

At the point where I dont have any more room for air in my mouth, I pull with my lungs and cheeks at the same time, what this does is create a vacuum. By the time you use your lungs, youve already started priming producing thick vapors.

At that point, I am like a dragon....fill the lungs up... HEALTHY....Exhale Cloud, inhale fresh air, exhale Clouds, inhale fresh air and repeat. I do the cycle like at least 4 or five times, with lots of vapor.

A medium to fine grind helps too.

 

[CarolKing]

@Bravesst I think you and I have similar tastes in vaporizers. All I can say is practice. The big difference with this and the Solo is power. The Solo needs time to recover from a draw, the Nano doesn't need to do that. I think what I also like about it is that you can change the depth of your basket, there are fixed glass screen stems that you need to use little nuts or a very coarse grind, so I like those for a change.

You will get there I think with your situation of having to be stealth that really cuts down on your practice time. That's great that you are being respectful to your family, it can be hard if you still have kids at home.

You will have to plan a day like you said when everyone is away. Or you can go somewhere for a little away time for a few days while the weather is still nice. I still use my Solo or Air when I need cordless.

 

[durtndur]

Hey guys - used my e-nano all weekend and have a couple questions:

So I am primarily using my e-nano with my d020-d bubbler. I picked up a fixed glass stem, and am thinking maybe I should have got the adjustable one?

I prefer to keep my glass clean, so I put a basket screen in my fixed gong. However, I can only fit a tiny pinch in the gong with the screen (without getting too close to heater.)

I have been using my nano on 7 with the bubbler, I usually get one large hit, then stir, and take another medium hit - then it seems to be cached. From reading here, I see a lot of you guys seem to get more hits out of a pack. Is 1-2 hits normal through the bubbler on temp 7? Should I buy the adjustable gong in order to do bigger bowls? I accidentally overpacked the gong last night and combusted! (whoops lol) Usually takes me 2-3 gong packs to get to the level I like.

Overall I am really enjoying the nano so far - if anyone has any tips for the gong, please let me know!

Thanks