Wondering the same.So there is no nickel present on the bottom of the heat plate?
Wondering the same.So there is no nickel present on the bottom of the heat plate?
… so what you’re saying is someone else’s Vape is going to be the cause of my death?It’s nickel all the way through. Any vaporization would presumably begin at the hottest point where the flame hits the cap. The underside would be cooler because of the interfacing stream of air stealing the heat.
Use a small single flame torch and don’t preheat excessively if it’s still a concern. Or go with another style of vape entirely— plenty of other good options out there.
This is not to be dismissive or patronizing. I don’t think people are concerned enough about the sequential chain of explosions they set off every time they drive, but at the end of the day, it’s likelier to be someone else’s car that kills you.
….shit. Busted. Although I’m Western Canadian but still dirty all the same haha.No, I’m thinking the secondhand smoke from Europeans still rolling up hash with tobacco.
Word! Vaping hash has become a passion project as I more or less grew up on hash spliffs. It will be cool to test the lotus!No, I’m thinking the secondhand smoke from Europeans still rolling up hash with tobacco.
Little bit off topic ,but you should try the Vaponic with the resin filter ,a.k.a pancake method. It is the best vape to appreciate pure solids,second best is vapmanWord! Vaping hash has become a passion project as I more or less grew up on hash spliffs. It will be cool to test the lotus!
You did not come out pstronizing at all, I appreciate the time and replies. For some reason people think I inheritly believe the Lotus will kill you. I have one on the way, and I am just curious to what people think.
Now I know.
Little bit off topic ,but you should try the Vaponic with the resin filter ,a.k.a pancake method. It is the best vape to appreciate pure solids,second best is vapman
Expand the above quoteI was concerned too. That's why I had it tested.
Here are the test conditions:
Code:Target Temperature, TC1 Actual Temperature Time of Test 400F 390 - 425F 10 minutes 450F 450-465F 5 minutes Orange hot spot on vaporizer 3/16" diameter minimum, 5 x 10 sec, 50 sec total 625F maximum observed temperature Temp was measured in the middle of the bowl.
The test result, .051 micrograms total for all 3 conditions, will be on http://www.lotusvaporizer.com/ soon. The file was too big to upload to the forum.
We breathe in .1-1 micrograms of nickel/day, which is why I am not concerned with a test result of .051 mcg. Notice the extreme test temps (vaporization occurs at 350-375F).
I just ran another test at typical operating conditions instead of the extreme of the above test. I'll post those results when I get them.
[URL='http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/best-of-the-lotus-vaporizer-thread.16733/'] [/URL]
I don’t think people worry enough about the sequential chain of explosions they set off when they drive
This is awesome! Did you find them through the searches or what? I was not able to find this.Expand the above quote
That's from the Lotus Thread back from 2010 re the test results.
The Lotus Vaporizer
I can see the Lotus as being a great part of my collection some day. Should be perfect for newbies to vaping, as well as bigger sessions. With that said... Can the unit withstand constant hitting/passing?fuckcombustion.com
So wheres the facts at then, big man?
Yep. Just used the 'search forums' tab and searched for the keywords 'lotus' and 'nickel' in all threads. It came up with only 7 pages of results and so I went for the earliest ones from the Lotus thread.This is awesome! Did you find them through the serarches or what? I was not able to find this.
Ok, my levels of skills here is pretty low. Must have overlooked it.Yep. Just used the 'search forums' tab and searched for the keywords 'lotus' and 'nickel' in all threads. It came up with only 7 pages of results and so I went for the earliest ones from the Lotus thread.
Lotus also had the lab protocols listed on their original website's FAQ section but sadly, Wayback Machine did not conserve those links.
So what you think?Ok, my levels of skills here is pretty low. Must have overlooked it.
I agree, seems pretty safe (as I expected).So what you think?
I think it looks safe to me… at least the Nickel part
I saw a part in the thread where one of the inner rings had acquired some rust on someone’s device and the recommendation was to sand it off
that’ll get the metal dust crowd going
As the original Lotus' creator @Max Jitter is still alive & well and active on FC, just send him a DM and ask himI agree, seems pretty safe (as I expected).
I would however like to see the tests with lower, actual vaping temperatures and see what the results were there.
Worry??? I adore this fact! I envision myself 30 years from now telling a generation who has grown up with only electric propulsion that I used so sit astride and explosion generator with one massive hunk of metal moving at 10,000 rpm pointed directly at my manhood. It’s fascinating when you consider it as a bygone tech.
…gonna need some pictures to confirm it’s not the bad type of Nickel…Does this mean I need to quit sucking on my wife’s replacement knee? Purty sure it has nickel in it.
Probably. You shouldn't have cheaped out, and gone with the Zirconia instead. It's probably tougher and totally inert. And the flavor's about the best you'll find.Does this mean I need to quit sucking on my wife’s replacement knee? Purty sure it has nickel in it.
Now that I think about it; wonder if I could use an induction heater to get her warmed up?Probably. You shouldn't have cheaped out, and gone with the Zirconia instead. It's probably tougher and totally inert. And the flavor's about the best you'll find.