MoltenTiger
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Yeah to get to peak performance it takes about 12 seconds. I have gradually built up the ability to hit the GH for the best part of a minute. I'm unsure this is sensible though, but it sure is fun and I mostly have max 30s rips, and that's with two hoppers to keep the cloud stream worthy.Thanks, @MoltenTiger ...
I guess I do understand what Was meant..
I just never thought that, to do the mid-draw adjustment, I'd have to take a heck of a long draw.
It always seems to me that the first 5 or so seconds, the vapor is just beginning to form!
M batteri s are brand new... for n fact, this round of performance issues began with the notion that it was indeed the batteries, but it wasn't totally remedied when I began replacing; the performance remained erratic even on the new batteries.
Time will tell!
Ok, well I had flickering lights carry over with one of my hoppers after the upgrade, a back-end replacement fixed it. I've mentioned this to a few people and it seems more common that the body is at fault with similar symptoms.
Yep, analog dial. It's a voltage potentiator handling more amps than normal.so am i correct to understand that the dial is analog? so you can set it at 3.25 or 3.5 and not just the whole numbers?
Also, is there ANY one out there using it at anything less than 3? i know we're all probably cloud chasers for the most part, but just wondering what the dynamic range is like
When I demo the hopper, I first offer it as is, no silicone and no glass, set from T1-2.5
This is to show off the flavour, which is awesome on the lower levels.
Bongs at T3-3.5 are sooooo super tasty and smooth, level 5 is hectic. One of my good friends yesterday was getting rekt by T5, made him cough a LOT. He's been smoking daily for 6 years or so, 3.8-4.5 is the sweet spot for cleaner rapid extraction with the best tasting most dense clouds.
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