The body gets very warm, not too hot to touch though in my experience, after extended sessions. I don't weigh my flowers, so efficiency is hard to judge for me as I use multiple vapes depending on the situation. I feel like my MFLB is *slightly* more efficient, but the flavor and temperature selection makes up for that IMO. I haven't had smell concerns yet, but mine is only a few weeks old. Seems to contain odor a bit better than a loaded MFLB. You do have to clean regularly. I like to clean mine every 2-3 oven loads to avoid any problems with vapor production. It is new enough that I don't think we have a real world sense of durability, yet. I think the stealth factor, lack of a replaceable battery, need to carry the pick, etc have all been covered pretty extensively.Alright, I'm looking fro someone to lay out the cons of the Indica. I have read nothing but good things from it but what don't you guys like about the Indica? Does it get too hot? Is it herb efficient enough? Does the oven reek smell with herbs inside? I'm looking to upgrade from my MFLB.
I wanted to give my review/impressions of my replacement Indica. Quick story: had Indica for one month, loved it, it stopped heating randomly after a session, got replacement right quick.
ISO'd, dried, charged, 2 "burn-in" sessions on red while plugged in. Loaded it up and vaped on dark blue, level 2. Taste was very good with slight electronic flavor. Second session on green I could definitely taste electronic new car smell.
Tapped out oven, pipe cleansed, reloaded with fresh herbs (headband I believe). Vaped on dark blue, taste was excellent. From here on out I have not tasted anything weird. Sessions on green and purple, got so recreated that I had to shut it off.
Someone asked about taste qualifiers on Dr. Vape's reviews and I think I can elaborate. On Cyan and Dark blue settings with a fresh bowl, all you taste are delicious terpenes. If you exhaust the terpenes and then bump it up to green or higher you will not have that delectable flavor, however the vapor never tastes like burnt popcorn. I don't know how it does it, must have something to do with the even extraction. A session on red with just herb in the chamber tastes fine.
Enjoy.
Re: mouthpieces: after perusing the E-nano, Ed's, and other wood threads I was getting serious wood envy. I envision a custom shorty mouthpiece that slides over the metal draw tube. The base connector would be metal (ss?) and the tip/mouthpiece would be wood (or glass). If someone reputable builds these I would buy one.
Can some of you folks, tell me some tips or how you been cleaning out your pathway, other than with the pipe cleaners?? I have tried cleaning the pathway several times with the pipe cleaners that came in the accessorizes bag and one that was just a hair bigger. I noticed after a good cleaning it seems to work a littler better but for maybe like one good session. And the next time it's back to one or two good draws then nothing. The thing that gets me is I can feel plenty of air flow coming throw when I take a draw but not getting hardly to no vapor.
Can some of you folks, tell me some tips or how you been cleaning out your pathway, other than with the pipe cleaners?? I have tried cleaning the pathway several times with the pipe cleaners that came in the accessorizes bag and one that was just a hair bigger. I noticed after a good cleaning it seems to work a littler better but for maybe like one good session. And the next time it's back to one or two good draws then nothing. The thing that gets me is I can feel plenty of air flow coming throw when I take a draw but not getting hardly to no vapor.
Cheap wooden sticked q-tips... the long kind.Can some of you folks, tell me some tips or how you been cleaning out your pathway, other than with the pipe cleaners??
if you were choosing between this and a cera, which would you get?
Cera for those small loads and Indica for larger loads. They are both excellent for dry herb. Cera more of a learning curve.if you were choosing between this and a cera, which would you get?