Yeah you actually right. I mean I done it myself a few times, but one can use too much alcohol, and even though auto ignition is 399 C for ISO it could catch a micro spark of a sort
I rather not kill an intoxicated guy trying to mess with a bottle of alcohol..
Yeah you actually right. I mean I done it myself a few times, but one can use too much alcohol, and even though auto ignition is 399 C for ISO it could catch a micro spark of a sort
Just contact Relaxotech, sure they sort out a good price for you, Imag 3 is out, also, I strongly think, that your heater got disconnected this time, a bit tricky to solder it back, also can be difficult to take it apart, but if you out of warranty, you loose nothing trying it. A fine tip soldering iron needed!!
Body does a good job removing shit, unnecessary to panic. Your restricted airflow is actually somehow normal, there used to be 4 air-intake holes on the side, they got reduced exactly because there has to be a maximum amount set (assuming a general pull) for incoming cold air, otherwise the heater could not coop. A slooooooow pull can make a good pull However they use two silicone profiles on both ends of the heater chamber, the one on the bottom is a sort of "bed" to keep the bottom of the chamber in place and open to air. This part during assembly can get somehow crumpled, and the wires can also simply bend into the way - just poor design really. Another note to add to your basics of vapour-knowledge, that ANY excessive humidity in your load can crucially reduce your amount of vapour, just as condensed gunk in the MP. It is also a good advice, to use an extra piece of strainer between mouthpiece and load, so no clogging will occur - this could make all the difference actually. The unscrew method for me worked perfectly, that was my main concern - you must make sure, that you unscrew the bit all the way to create a very tight fit on the top of your screen above the load! Either way, there are options out there, Imag worked well for me, though same applies to it as to all vaporizers - there is a learning curve, before you get all things right, but once done, its a bliss I had my very own modified version for about a year, your unit is certainly the "in-betweener" version before the Imag 3 came out. Dim light through the chamber means a thin layer of silicone rubber seal under your chamber, a Christmas-tree lightshow means absolutely no seal. There is a hole where power and thermistor wires entering, so you get the air coming through all over from the place, including PCB and battery - which is a controversial subject, but IMO posing no real threat - as thermal exposure is minimal to nothing here, and solid pollutants should get stopped by many obstacles (including your load) if there is any. A bit of a very unlikely lead or plastic dust would not do any harm to your respiratory cavities anyways
exactly
remember, vaping will not mimic a smoking experience any close, but once your lungs recover from the tar-abuse (a month or so), you should get closer to experience vaping just as relaxing and satisfying in sessions like joints did it for you before. In fact, me after many years of abstinence finding now very irritating the velvety, disgusting feel of smoke, the remaining bad taste and smell in overall during occasional nightouts while I cannot behave
- not selling anymore. As far as I know, a new device is in development.
Look at the X-Max V2 if still avalaibleoh.. bummer
my mom wanted one, and the sale price was great.
their newer device is too pricey for me.
any similar decent alternative at around 75$ tops?
Or Fenix / EDIT Convector is pretty hot in the other thread - have a look.oh.. bummer
my mom wanted one, and the sale price was great.
their newer device is too pricey for me.
any similar decent alternative at around 75$ tops?
The Convector when in stock was only $48 shipped.