Well for what it's worth, I do "pack" my bowls a bit. I use a small pick to gently compact the bowl in the DV, and I use a pen cap to gently push the herb into the polymide container for the Inh. So that may factor in, also.
I started doing that, and found out that it wasn't the auto-shutoff that was causing the problem..
Attempting to turn on my Inh right after turning it off results in a faint status light blinking, rapidly. The device will not heat up. I have to switch it on and off a few times to get a strong/bright light.
Defective?
very interesting, I advice contacting your retailer, who I'm quite positive would be more than happy to replace, and provide prepaid return shipping. This unit does appear to be defective, a lagging capacitor or what we'll see if Taylor will chime in. I'm sorry your new toy isn't preforming how beautifully it should. Electronics do go wrong sometimes, lets just hope for an isolated incident and a quick working replacement in your immediate future.
excellent! sounds like fat clouds. I'm more of a 6-7 kinda of guy
Lately, I've just been filling the capsules about half or slightly more and cap it with a fine mesh barely domed screen. This will prevent herb getting into the inhalater heat chamber.
I use the stir tool that came with the Extreme Q to push the screen over the herb, even the end of a bic pen would work well. The clouds are comparable to when it's packed full, it just doesn't go as long as fully packed.
IMO, half capsules work best when solo, full cap for 2 or more.
I sold my t1 a few days after receiving the INH if that tells you anything. The INH is just so much easier to use than the t1.
