You can also use the autopack method where you load the adapter and draw through an empty wand with enough porce so the herb packs itself into the basket.
I always auto pack the
@DDave kit. Jus load the adapter with a pinch and vape from there. Always had better results than elbow packing. I'm not too worried about conservation.
I mentioned my method of packing before here at FC.
Just never refereed to it as an 'auto pack' like y'all been. But my CF method means grinding and setting it on a flat surface like say your spill tray. But I get a little more meticulous. First the screen goes in the special packing wand while the EQ wand stays warm in the EQ.
Then I hold it over the spill tray a few Cm's above and draw from it like a straw. What a pleasure!
Take the blunt end of the EQ wand and give a gentle 1/4 turn to the inside of the hat/elbow pack.
Now how hard I draw and then how hard I press with the blunt end will determine the type of pack I have. Dense brick or fluffy-airy? Just inside the cap or a small amount just enough to cover the mesh in one thin layer? I think of how much pressure a Barista packs an espresso shot to get a good extraction in one pass or a fluffier pack to slow draw without the telltale EQ scorch forming as quickly in the center of the pack.
Some of you are already EQ Barista material!
Thanks for your 2 cents on this topic.
Update with my setup. 205 is closer to the sweet spot between quick extraction and low scorching with larger packs. But smaller packs are more manageable at lower temps.
Leave your EGO in your pocket!
Way ahead of you. Almost caved and bought a Cloud EVO on Black Friday. But my EGO said a no-no.
But figured I could come up with setup that had a near all glass pathway from the heater on up with the EQ for less cash-ohol and parts to spare. If I could use some sort of glass screen instead of an SS screen.
Glad people are sharing their thoughts on what is the kindest method to keep the EQ powered up. My new concept. Leave it plugged in as long as possible. But If I do unplug it and replug it in later, leave it plugged in for 30m before powering on. Perhaps jumps start the heat process after that or not. As soon as the bowl is hot, add the wand. As soon as the wand is hot, add your pack. Let it soak 1m. Good to Go.
My EQ was so weak after being unplugged and moved from home and back, I thought I might have broke something. But I'll try not to repeat that story again.
People seem to have more predictable results with lower temps, if it remains plugged in. And it will save some wear and tear on the plugs from leaving it in more often. All thought they seem fairly rugged.
Spinoza?