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No, different size.Hi all,
Would anyone be able to please confirm if the bullets in the Baker are the same size as those in the Pinnacle Pro? It'd be really awesome if they were, (sorry if I've missed it if this has already been previously discussed).
Thanks!
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Baker is almost done! How's the units that are currently out there holding up?
That was one expensive test runWell that was the shortest lifetime to a vape that Ive ever owned lol. I cant complain because of the price but Im pretty disappointed. I got to use it for one session which was 3 bullets worth and it treated me pretty damn good but after the 3rd bullet it produced what I would assume to be an error code "ER 3" so I turned it off. Now when I turn it on the temp gauge starts around 500-700 and just randomly jumps around and when I set an actual temp after about 5 min it gives me another error code, "ER 4". No amount of tinkering will get it to turn on regularly unfortunately.
I saw this as a test run for another pinnacle product and even though I was impressed I dont see myself buying the retail unit unless major changes are made. After everything is said and done I just was not a fan of the plastic construction at all. The plastic threads had me worried from the start that eventually it would become a problem down the road. Another thing was the degree of the joint, Im not sure if its just the tester units but the joint is not 90 degrees on mine so when you have a pinnacle water tower hooked up to it the thing is extremely crooked. The plastic pong was constantly getting stuck in the water tower joint as well when I would try to clear it so when I would wiggle around it would unscrew the pong a little. I wasent able to try the dabs feature but it looked like it could be a lot of fun with carbing it. This vaporizer is very light and small for a desktop and I would say that could be a good or bad thing. I have yet to drop any of my vapes but if this one did I could easily see that being a killer blow. It has about the same air flow as a cloud does but in my experience the difference with the Baker is that the USER has to limit the airflow to get good cloud production. If I really ripped into it like I would with my cloud the vapor production would go down drastically. I only cranked it up for 440 but I would say the SOLO at level 7 could match the clouds I was getting with the baker at that temp. The E-nano still has it beat though in terms of cloud production. This vape definitely has a very STONEY high to it, much different from my other vapes. Really deep and heavy in the head and body, and I tried 3 different strains ranging from 385 to 440
Please keep in mind that my baker was a tester unit from someone on ebay, so who knows what he could have done with it before it got to me for it to mess up like that. Im not biased in any way and tell it like I see it with no sugar coating so if any of the other testers disagree with what Ive wrote Id like to hear why and see your side of it. Vaporblunt has said that he is making revisions to the actual production model so Im interested to see what he changes because Id love to have another desktop beside my e-nano. Heres to hoping that everything works out great and I end up buying this product!