Gardenerjeff
Author, Teaming Series of Organic Grow Books
I had issues with my esv so I sent it in and this how my coil was positioned by the factory. I have 3 screens in my oven, 1 chamber lid screen and no mouthpiece screen. I prime my draws for 3-5 seconds or not at all depending on strain and temp setting. Currently I have Connie Chung and its very dense with a really nice cure on it. With this strain at 350° and a fluffier grind I blow massive lung bustingclouds, no prime needed. I start my draw at medium slow and increase it right at the end to avoid dark spots. With my coil this low its very hard to combust but it had happened at 375° fresh oven slow draw...silly thot.
I have been playing around with my esv and am impressed. Now that I played with the stock, straight out of the box settings, how do I get the big clouds everyone is talking about? Do I have to change the coil placement, use the highest heat settings, or simple tweeks?
I am going to read the entire thread to get a good background on this device
Edit: I have been accustomed to 'sipping' vaporizers because of the limited heat source. With the Elevape, the harder you pull, the bigger the clouds. The Abv is a light brown. Any tips on the chamber door. I am purchasing the stirring lid. But I have a hard time getting it on/off. I need to jam it in for the door to seal. Any suggestions? I'm on page 9 of the thread.
O.k. Here are a few of my "findings" which I hope my be of use.
First, the unit does take a bit of a learning curve...and I am still on it. However, watching the various reviews and experimenting way too much, there is no question that a fine grind is a key to clouds, if that is what you want.
Second, because you probably have experimented quite a bit to get to where you are with it, your unit is no doubt a bit dirty. A clean unit is the one that will give you those clouds, again, if that is what you want. I did Dr Vapes' bottle cap mod. The suggestion to make two and keep a clean one is spot on.
Third, definitely stir the bowl. However, make sure the lid is put on tight, that is set all the way in.
Fourth, if you have trouble with a loose mouthpiece, try it without the screen. On my unit that little bit of thickness was all it took to get a much better fit. The screen really isn't needed, imho.
When the battery is low, my unit does not seem to work quite a well as when it is full. 25% ..... I am checking that.
Great little unit. Fun to fiddle and learn about it. Not for the newbie, by any means...Flowermate for them !
Gardenerjeff
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