They look almost identical to the tubes thermovape uses for their mouthpieces and used to use for revolution/darts. Thermovapes are plastic though
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Discontinued Indica Vaporizer
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Pepus
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Hi @Indica Vaporizer, do you plan to release black units? And also it would be great to be able to take off the cap and put it in the bottom, maybe it can help to hold the unit avoiding the hot side.
For those who have test it, what is the real battery life? I get disappointed by the Ascent in this point, they publish 3+hours, but at the needed temperature, lets say around 370-380ºF, it's only of about one hour.
For those who have test it, what is the real battery life? I get disappointed by the Ascent in this point, they publish 3+hours, but at the needed temperature, lets say around 370-380ºF, it's only of about one hour.
420democrat
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Does anybody else's unit crackle and hiss when in use? Similar to aecig noise, just wondering because mine didn't used to. Also it seems one of my units produces much more visible vapor then the other but the abv is always a even Brown.
OMEiAM
Well-Known Member
I hear my unit hiss and crackle sometimes when it is getting to the temperature I set (normally purple or red). Also, my first session with the Indica hardly produced any visible vapor. Now, I make sure I use no more than a .25 (medium grind) with a spacer as well as making sure my material is dry. Even on the one or two sessions where I didn't see much visible vapor, the abv was always an even brown.
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Regarding the vapor output, quickly pipe clean the air line of the lower vapor output device and see if the corrects the issue.
Vitolo
Vaporist
Unit is likely crackling because there is resin running down tube, touching oven walls.
CarolKing
Singer of songs and a vapor connoisseur
I'm impressed with what I've read about this unit. I will be waiting in the wings to see when they have the units with the replaceable batteries. I liked the idea of the spacer too. By the description by many well known FC members this sounds like this is going to be the next high quality portable vaporizer.
I'm glad that this unit has been thoroughly beta tested by friends on FC. I have spent the last hour reading through all the posts. I really enjoyed reading through these pages a great job by FCrs.
Feeling confident when I pull the trigger on this one.
I'm glad that this unit has been thoroughly beta tested by friends on FC. I have spent the last hour reading through all the posts. I really enjoyed reading through these pages a great job by FCrs.
Feeling confident when I pull the trigger on this one.
420democrat
Well-Known Member
I cleaned the unit, I still get more visible vapor from the other unit, although it seems they get new equally medicated. Also does everyone else pack to right before the air path opening in oven and put the spacer? I feel this gets me the best possible hits
Also what temps does everyone start/end with. When I'm at home I just go purple to red.
So I still can't get satisfying results from this second unit, is it user error or did anyone else encounter a problem? The other unit in the house can produce good vapor at purple and red with visible clouds. The new one with same green isn't producing like the other one and smells a little more. No matter how big or small the bowl. The abv still comes out the same color, I'm just not getting satisfying hits and I can't figure it out. Any one have tips? I don't wwant to just say it's defective
Also what temps does everyone start/end with. When I'm at home I just go purple to red.
So I still can't get satisfying results from this second unit, is it user error or did anyone else encounter a problem? The other unit in the house can produce good vapor at purple and red with visible clouds. The new one with same green isn't producing like the other one and smells a little more. No matter how big or small the bowl. The abv still comes out the same color, I'm just not getting satisfying hits and I can't figure it out. Any one have tips? I don't wwant to just say it's defective
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Vitolo
Vaporist
I have been consistently going "green" as my setting.ghe vapor is not as great as higher settings but flavor is good and session is long. if I need more I just start out right at the top.
I will try out the 420democrat technique of packing later on.
The units are not functioning consistently and this troubles you.
I assume you have taken identical steps in cleaning both... and then switched oven doors and spacers with one another. If not please try.
You say ABV is the same... be sure both units have clean airpath (which is very thin..some obstruction might alter perfomance)
I will try out the 420democrat technique of packing later on.
The units are not functioning consistently and this troubles you.
I assume you have taken identical steps in cleaning both... and then switched oven doors and spacers with one another. If not please try.
You say ABV is the same... be sure both units have clean airpath (which is very thin..some obstruction might alter perfomance)
420democrat
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I have cleaned both air paths, same issue with newer unit even after fresh clean. Have not tried oven doors yet I'll report on that tomorrow as I'll take the new unit to work(gf claimed the old one ofc) to see how it goes. Ty Vito you always have something helpful to say/recommend
When you cleaned your poor-performing unit, did you notice if the cleaning wire went all the way down into the oven? In other words, if you look in the oven as you run the white pipe cleaner down the airpath, do you see it poking into the oven?
One of the early beta units I tried had an issue with the oven connecting properly to the ss tube. If you can see the pipe cleaner enter the oven, then it's probably not the issue.
Vape Dr.
Well-Known Member
OK, So I just finished a vape session with a friend with her Indica. I loaded it with.21 grams, no screen, full charge.
This thing is ridiculous!
We went from #2 blue through #5 red. We smoked each temp until it timed out. I believe we got around 50-60 hits between us, and it is still going...
The flavor is amazing and the vapor clouds just don't quit (they are not huge clouds like a solo because its conduction) but they are very, very respectable and the smell is minimal. Wait 5 seconds in between hits and you'll be amazed at the performance especially being a conduction style vape! The ABV is always uniformly "browned" with no hot spots. Its also convenient to be able to use it while its charging.
For all you out there unable to obtain a real PAX. IMO I would get the Indica. Do not gamble on a real/fake PAX on ebay.
For less money you can order one direct from indica2.com without the worry of a knockoff, and get a warranty, and a stout quality product.
I felt like doing a review of the Indica in our hotel room and I just wanted to put my 2 cents in for anyone considering purchasing one.
If possible I think the only improvement to the function of the Indica I would consider would be, possibly a slightly larger mouthpiece hole opening. That might make hitting it a bit less restrictive, not that its overly restrictive to begin with at all, just throwing the idea out there.
Also , I believe the shiny chrome is a bit too "shiny" and color options would definitely be a huge plus along with a pick holder in the lid.
If you are having issues with a new unit I would contact Mike, I'm sure he will alleviate the situation.
I have never had any crackling issues with mine or hers. I would however agree with Vitolo and make sure there is no residue in the tube or oven, I really couldn't think of another reason for that issue unless some sort of moisture is making its way in between the mouthpiece and chamber tube (I'm assuming the units were dry, no ISO or cleaner in it).
Thanks guys for reading my review of the Indica, I'm sure there'll be more.
This thing is ridiculous!
We went from #2 blue through #5 red. We smoked each temp until it timed out. I believe we got around 50-60 hits between us, and it is still going...
The flavor is amazing and the vapor clouds just don't quit (they are not huge clouds like a solo because its conduction) but they are very, very respectable and the smell is minimal. Wait 5 seconds in between hits and you'll be amazed at the performance especially being a conduction style vape! The ABV is always uniformly "browned" with no hot spots. Its also convenient to be able to use it while its charging.
For all you out there unable to obtain a real PAX. IMO I would get the Indica. Do not gamble on a real/fake PAX on ebay.
For less money you can order one direct from indica2.com without the worry of a knockoff, and get a warranty, and a stout quality product.
I felt like doing a review of the Indica in our hotel room and I just wanted to put my 2 cents in for anyone considering purchasing one.
If possible I think the only improvement to the function of the Indica I would consider would be, possibly a slightly larger mouthpiece hole opening. That might make hitting it a bit less restrictive, not that its overly restrictive to begin with at all, just throwing the idea out there.
Also , I believe the shiny chrome is a bit too "shiny" and color options would definitely be a huge plus along with a pick holder in the lid.
If you are having issues with a new unit I would contact Mike, I'm sure he will alleviate the situation.
I have never had any crackling issues with mine or hers. I would however agree with Vitolo and make sure there is no residue in the tube or oven, I really couldn't think of another reason for that issue unless some sort of moisture is making its way in between the mouthpiece and chamber tube (I'm assuming the units were dry, no ISO or cleaner in it).
Thanks guys for reading my review of the Indica, I'm sure there'll be more.
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Vitolo
Vaporist
Indica can be compared to pax only in that it has an oven at the bottom.
Up top where we vape... there are no magnets to foul, no springs to stick, no upside down charging to run oils into the mechanisms.. (and if it did it would not matter.. there is no mechanism!)
The oven does not need constant steel wool tidying with Iso.
Indica has left off the quirky little fanciful mechanisms to give us a vape that won't get moody with us, if we did not scratch behind it's ear just right.
Up top where we vape... there are no magnets to foul, no springs to stick, no upside down charging to run oils into the mechanisms.. (and if it did it would not matter.. there is no mechanism!)
The oven does not need constant steel wool tidying with Iso.
Indica has left off the quirky little fanciful mechanisms to give us a vape that won't get moody with us, if we did not scratch behind it's ear just right.
TheDudeNextDoor
Abiding
Vitolo, how do you compare the Indica to the Pax in terms of conserving herb? I love my Pax, but I fly through the herb with it, and it doesn't work well to vape half an oven and save the rest for later. No matter how much I try to draw out the remaining vapor, it always tastes like crap when I return to it. I'd like an easy-to-use portable vape that is a little easier on the jars. Input?
S1N3
Tarzan @ KloudSociety
@Indica Vaporizer It was a pleasure meeting Mike and Lindsey(sp), in person you both were so passionate about the project! I was really happy the way things turned out for you at the cup (a lot of presence).
I had the good fortune of taking the Indica shuttle to the cup, thanks for providing everyone the amenities
Here are some Pics I took @ the BIG Industry Show // Here is my post which has a few add'tl images
I had the good fortune of taking the Indica shuttle to the cup, thanks for providing everyone the amenities
Here are some Pics I took @ the BIG Industry Show // Here is my post which has a few add'tl images
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Vitolo
Vaporist
I use a bit less herb in the pax.
The oven heats things more efficiently because the Pax oven leaves one long wall (oven door) unheated.
The 4 long walls in Indica's oven are more efficient obviously.
Belgianvapor
Well-Known Member
Hi Vitolo,
Do you mean you're using more herbs in Indica compared to the pax? Can you elaborate about this?
Do you use spacers in the Indica? Because of the smaller oven of the Indica, do you have to reload
more often to get the same effect? Or was it a typo?
Thanks
*edit* double post
Hi guys, before I pull the trigger, can I (living in Europe) choose standard shipping for 0 $ ?
Or do I need to choose one of the other options?
Thanks
and Ps. Already found it, it's not an option.
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Vitolo
Vaporist
Typo
More meds used in Pax
ren.dnb
Well-Known Member
Vape DR's post has sold me on the Indica. He told me about it over at the GC forums, and I've been following it. I'm so glad he posted a positive review about it. I was thinking Firefly for my next vape but I'll definitely go with this in a couple of months.
I love my Pax, and its a great vape, but there has to be one that improves on it. The Indica is the one that seems to logically improve on the Pax design. I did try a VB 2.0, and now I'm giving it to a friend after a few days of trying it.
I love my Pax, and its a great vape, but there has to be one that improves on it. The Indica is the one that seems to logically improve on the Pax design. I did try a VB 2.0, and now I'm giving it to a friend after a few days of trying it.
llamaman001
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If you liked the pax you'll love the indica. Its better built, no fuss, no 20 min cleaning sessions, better taste IMO, and the sessions can last FOR EV VER! Ill be writing up a full review and my experiences with Mike, needless to say he is literally one of the nicest people I've had the pleasure if doing business with
Vitolo
Vaporist
The Indica is not so much an improved Pax....
Indica is more of a "devolved" Pax.
It is like a Pax with the "tricks, springs, magnets and inconveniences" left out.
That in itself is an improvement.
Less is more.
Indica has no features that will stop the function of the vape, as in the case of the Pax.
Indica is more of a "devolved" Pax.
It is like a Pax with the "tricks, springs, magnets and inconveniences" left out.
That in itself is an improvement.
Less is more.
Indica has no features that will stop the function of the vape, as in the case of the Pax.
llamaman001
Well-Known Member
Whenever Im about to load my indica I ALWAYS use my cell phone flash light and line it up with the air path after taking off the mouthpiece. I then line up the light with the hole and make sure its shining into the oven, then I take the light and line it up with the oven (where you load the herb) and look down the air path to make sure there are no obstructions.
When I first received my indica I ran 3 loads through it and then fell in love, after that my next 3 loads produced little to no vapor and became very frustrated. I was getting the same air flow from day 1 so I just did not understand what my problem was. After sticking a tooth pick down the airpath a big resin ball came out and it started performing again like day 1. The weird thing is even with the air path being clogged up I was still getting just about the same airflow as if the unit was clean. Make sure the air path is completely clean and has no obstructions and you should be getting tons of vapor.
Is anyone doing an initial burn off?
When I first received my indica I ran 3 loads through it and then fell in love, after that my next 3 loads produced little to no vapor and became very frustrated. I was getting the same air flow from day 1 so I just did not understand what my problem was. After sticking a tooth pick down the airpath a big resin ball came out and it started performing again like day 1. The weird thing is even with the air path being clogged up I was still getting just about the same airflow as if the unit was clean. Make sure the air path is completely clean and has no obstructions and you should be getting tons of vapor.
Is anyone doing an initial burn off?