DevoTheStrange
Ia! Ia! Vapor Fthagn!
hah.. thats sweet...
What is that second thing attached...StickyShisha said:
Umm, where is the exhaust vent so you're not inhaling CO etc. through the bowl and into your mouthpiece?StickyShisha said:
My advice to you is to just go to amazon and pick up some replacements... Check my post above, I do not think it is directly Iolites fault about the mouthpieces, I mean they could have planned better and made the new model mouthpieces in the first place, but we havee to remember that they are a business too... I really just think it depends on the type of mouthpiece that you have bro, I left a very detailedpost above about my experience because it has happened to me... Just a matter of who manufactured those cheap mouthpieces, and who got the good plastic ones that sckrew on both ends...420_Skier said:How long on average has it taken you guys to get a response back from customer service about mouth pieces? It's only been two maybe three business days, but seeing how this is my first vaporizer I'm pretty anxious to use it again. (Broke both mouth pieces within 12 hours of using it).
my experience is the Iolite doesnt like too work over 7000 feet.Ancient said:How's it going? I've read this whole thread in a couple of days and just want to thank everyone for it. It's been super informative. I ordered my black iolite a few weeks ago and finally get to try it out this weekend!
Can anyone tell me how this performs at altitude? I've read on the iolite site and on this thread that the butane could have trouble over 1600m which is like 5200ft. Where I live at the grand canyon is just under 7k feet and I was planning on using it on the top of some mountains too. If it turns out it doesn't work well there, I can always lose some elevation thanks to the giant hole in the ground
the more i look at the pics, the more i have too agree with the above query...niall said:Umm, where is the exhaust vent so you're not inhaling CO etc. through the bowl and into your mouthpiece?StickyShisha said:
I don't have a camera here to show the improvements i've made to the herb chamber. (after i took those pictures)DevoTheStrange said:the more i look at the pics, the more i have too agree with the above query...niall said:Umm, where is the exhaust vent so you're not inhaling CO etc. through the bowl and into your mouthpiece?StickyShisha said:
I would like to second that notion, lol...stickstones said:I don't remember the particulars, but I seem to recall the II team explaining that the exhaust was not harmful. The only danger to confining it is perhaps overheating if it can't cool itself down.
I don't think there is any way you can inhale butane with this unit...correct me if I'm wrong.
Interesting. My GPS says my house is at 6920ft and it seems to work excellent. I'm looking forward to seeing how high I can take it (no pun intended). When I find out I'll post it here.DevoTheStrange said:my experience is the Iolite doesnt like too work over 7000 feet.Ancient said:How's it going? I've read this whole thread in a couple of days and just want to thank everyone for it. It's been super informative. I ordered my black iolite a few weeks ago and finally get to try it out this weekend!
Can anyone tell me how this performs at altitude? I've read on the iolite site and on this thread that the butane could have trouble over 1600m which is like 5200ft. Where I live at the grand canyon is just under 7k feet and I was planning on using it on the top of some mountains too. If it turns out it doesn't work well there, I can always lose some elevation thanks to the giant hole in the ground