I took a closer look at my heater cover, and noticed that it never sits on those screws because I suppose my water tool pulls the HC out and the gong becomes a little more flush with the screw on cap. I don't think I notice a difference though, because the HC is pretty tight/flush with the shims, I can't see there being any amount of appreciable air squeeze through there, if any at all.
I've recently changed things up a bit, and am sticking around 1:00-3:00 on the dial, vs the 11:30-12:30 I was at for weeks. I think it's just a natural evolution for me, as i've decided a bit faster airflow may be more natural for me, but I continue to test and experiment. I'm finding out that with the m2m/elb mod, less material is more, just like the Cloud!
What do you guys prefer? Faster draw/higher heat or slower draw/lower heat? I'm just finding when I crank it up to 2 or 3:00 and speed up my draw, i'm getting a much purer convection kind of hit that is very tasty, almost creamy. Maybe i'm just getting a bigger volume of vapour that's why? I also notice bigger effects when using it this way!
Another change I have made was an about face on my love affair with cotton. I was noticing that it was difficult getting my glass whitewalled, and really had to start cranking the temp up. Took the cotton out and bam back to the usual whitewalling and temps. I probably was using waaay too much cotton, but decided to stick a screen right in the middle of the m2m again /no cotton. Once in a while I will crank the lsv to max temp, and hit nothing but that screen and it will give 1 massively thick cloud, and another smaller one, after not alot of usage. It's like a huge shotgun hit! I can sometimes even see little red globules of oil in the screen, perhaps from shatter or perhaps from a specific strain of flower, i'll have to be more mindful of this, and it will help when I get more m2m's! So for here on out the screen is staying, i'll deal with more glass maintenance, and save the cotton for my shatter convection dabs!
I also tried hitting the m2m dry like
@Vitolo and actually had great success! Crazy open airflow without having water in the path wow!
LSV continues to impress! I feel like i'm learning more and more constantly with regard to the nuances of this vape!