blankexpression
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which nitecore charger are people using?
It really kinda makes them tortoise and hare comparable. I've been using the mighty for the first time in months and after being hopperhipped I find myself asking...why the fuck is this taking so long to heat up!!!?? Dam I could've been vaping already!!
Gotta be like Charlie Kelly.Jeez I can't believe I'm still checking this thread- I cancelled my preorder so I could get back to my normal life, but still find myself coming back to see if they've ironed out the kinks yet.
One thing to think about regarding the air path through the battery chamber: if some air is indeed being drawn from the back end, it's concerning regarding the 'glue' that holds the back end together, and the fact that it's been failing prematurely (most likely with units that suffer the hot back end issue). So basically I'd be concerned that if your backend is getting hot that you also might be heating (and breathing) glue.
Also it would be interesting to know if Payton's back end is getting hot, because perhaps there are components in the backend which are not designed to withstand high heat, and perhaps that would explain the 'metallic' background taste... Just a thought
Or, you could start off with the GH while waiting for the Mighty to heat up. By then you'll probably be at a [10]lol.It really kinda makes them tortoise and hare comparable. I've been using the mighty for the first time in months and after being hopperhipped I find myself asking...why the fuck is this taking so long to heat up!!!?? Dam I could've been vaping already!!
Is it me or is the taste that sublime? I mean it's really really tasty!
I'm using a D2, but any of the D2,D4,I2,I4 will work. I recommend a D2 for the slower charge rate that is appropriate for these smaller batteries, and a digital readout of the state of charge when the cell is inserted. I sometimes use it to check if a cell is fully charged before I head out with it.which nitecore charger are people using?
I dunno... We have heard it tastes anywhere from great to some shit a robot would fart out.
I guess the sky is the limit for what people decide this tastes like.
It's pretty tasty, I would claim it to be far better than the robot poop tasting vapes, which do eventually taste better over time.I dunno... We have heard it tastes anywhere from great to some shit a robot would fart out.
I guess the sky is the limit for what people decide this tastes like.
Out of all my convection based units the grassHopper isn't the winner or best in flavor (nor is it the worse). It does trump the chinese conduction units but supplies a lot more heated air than other convection units. That results in me noticing more heat than flavor.
To add to the great flavor comments, it's great flavor all the way to the end of the load. I've yet to find a vape that tastes fresh just before cashing it out.
Agreed that can be airy on 2 at times, with thin whispy clouds. Depends on how the load is imo.
You got it, drawing too slow. As someone looking for a one-hitter, one of the things I love about the GH heater is I can rip it native, even at low temps, with great results. I pull pretty fast till I feel a little build-up, then I pull full speed (clicking off ~3/4 thru) till I'm full. On a 1/4-1/2 full, untamped bowl, I do 2-3 pulls at temp 2, then temp 3, then I'm usually good, unless I want a heavier/sleepier body effect, then I'll do a couple more at temp 4. The heater has no issue w/ full speed, all the signals are really easy to read, and I can do all this in the middle of a nice walk w/o stopping to manage a slow draw on measured breath.Hmmm, maybe somebody has commented on this already but it seems to turn off on setting 2 or is it I'm not drawing hard enough and it doesn't sense anything and then turns off? The blue lights go off while I'm drawing. Goes to one blinking red light. I have to click it again to try again. Am I missing something?
What's weird is that I can keep drawing with beautiful flavor with no visible vapor whatsoever. I'm just confused why the lights go off.
EDIT: I see, it's going into sleep mode because I'm sipping and not drawing hard enough. Interesting. Think I'm pax2ing it too much. Might be why the flavor is stupendous though. I could sip this thing with no vape all day. The flavor is that good to me.
I'm using a D2, but any of the D2,D4,I2,I4 will work. I recommend a D2 for the slower charge rate that is appropriate for these smaller batteries, and a digital readout of the state of charge when the cell is inserted. I sometimes use it to check if a cell is fully charged before I head out with it.
Do you know much about this?The ultimate hopper power bank/charger?... 2.1a output capable of providing one tablet or 2-3 phone charges per day. Nothing spectacular till you realise it will do this forever without needing charged, ever. €1200. Meet The future, meet Orbo...
They're also releasing a pretty chunky mobile phone that never needs charged for €480.
And the next product they plan to release is an ecigarette that never needs charged. Partnering with Wicked ejuice manufacturer on this one.
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