? I was thinking a pick and maybe some kind of tool?
thanks! i'll give the tank another go with a more open mind. the unit will need to get sent back for him to swap. yeah for the stand i think it's a pick and some sort sort of other pokey tool.@pinetrrizzle lookin good! Give the tank another shot. The draw is more restricted, but I find its much better at cooling than the bent spiky and the (short) wooden capsule stems. Will replacing the P80 be something that requires sending it back to Lamart, or did Ralph tell you how to delicately separate from the body and heater?
Since I think you're the only other person with one of the stands here on FC, what do you reckon that the smaller holes are for
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Nice! The long bent stem looks interesting. Might have to add one to my last orderThere are new pieces of glass in the shop
Wish that long bent was a long Jhook, I wonder how "long" it is....There really is no consensus, if you skim through this question is asked a lot, and so you will see comparisons of the different options... But who knows these new options, I mean the micro I assume is similar to the tank with less draw restriction? And the long colored stems are just plain stems like the old ones really, only cleaner. New options:
Thank you.I realized no one ever responded to this, so I figured I'd give my
I don't know if there is a quintessential way to use the TP80. The fact that its so flexible is one of its strongest suits, imo. I use the warm up, cruise, and on demand features all the time. Personally I even find joint packing can be a fantastic way to get an evenly baked larger bowl as well. The only thing I haven't used extensively is the built in temp stepper mode as I don't often do longer sessions like that (it divides your session time into the number of steps, TSteps in the menu I believe, and automatically steps from your configured low temp to high temp), so I manually temp step.
That said, probably the easiest way would be to use warm up to cruise, which is configured to be 3 clicks out of the box. This gets the boro tubes pretty well heat soaked so that the temp of the oven is more or less stable and even. I've been using with eco 0 at home so that I'm as close to the advertised screen temp as possible, but the default, eco 1, drops the temp a little bit unless it detects a user drawing to save you a bit of power--both are satisfying, one just requires a slightly longer draw to get to the temp on the screen.
No idea how accurate this is, but https://i.ibb.co/XSDGp1b/In-Shot-20200908-082952322.jpg purports to be the temp setting/temperature for the TM dial so I guess start ~ 330? I was going to suggest 370 because its still low enough to have excellent flavor, but high enough to produce visible clouds of vapor, but just try a bunch and I'm sure you'll land on some things you like.
Ahh, so, the "mini jhook" length would be similar to the "long bent stem"? Thought the "long" part would mean it was longer. It looks the same length on the site. Good to know!
I bought a few p26a at a reputed french e-cig shop lately and they were bad ones, even weaker than my almost 2 years old VTC6 and HG2 so depending where he bought his, that could be the culprit ?
I second this, fresh P26a should show the weak battery event at around 10-12%ish. After regular use that number goes up, I'm getting the message at around 20+% now, I will probably get a fresh batch in fall. I got mine at ttt48.de and had luck with them 2 times now. I would jump the ecig shops and look for specialized battery vendors like that one above.I bought a few p26a at a reputed french e-cig shop lately and they were bad ones, even weaker than my almost 2 years old VTC6 and HG2 so depending where he bought his, that could be the culprit ?
