WakeAndVape
VapeLife X
It doesn't charge the battery while the heater is reaching temps, but after its stable it will (or should) resume charging. I use mine plugged in whenever it's dead and I wish to use it
The Mighty/Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel
- Thread starter Roger D
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It doesn't charge the battery while the heater is reaching temps, but after its stable it will (or should) resume charging. I use mine plugged in whenever it's dead and I wish to use it
Michel
Well-Known Member
Personally I avoid to charge while using. I do anyways if I'm in need or the battery died in the middle of a session, too. But I prefer to use one of my other vapes, like the (always fully charged) crafty, or hopefully soon the MV or even the herbalizer in near future. Thx to a few PM's I have VAS for some new desktop vapes.
Not saying you won't feel the power drop as soon as if you wouldn't charge while using. But it has to wear down the batteries faster if you (ab-)use them more. There was a long discussion about this somewhere in the thread. But since we aren't sure if there is a true power management or not, I guess it's only a thing of believe or not believe, until somebody comes up with more detailed information about this from s&b. Some members here elaborated very good on "charge-through" and what this means for battery life cycle, even if this still isn't a proof for charge while in use could harm (or not). Since I'm a heavy user I have to charge several times a day to not run unexpected out of batterie. The last 2 battery bars are my biggest fear when not at home!
An interesting question could be: should I better drain my batts to zero when the battery is just about to die in the middle of a session or better use it plugged in for the last few puffs (although the "best" way is simply stop vaping and let it charge at least half full)
Edit: @biohacker my heat up times are pretty much the same than yours with both devices.
@fatbiker , better do the exact opposite. Don't charge while in use and don't be concerned to let it plugged in for a few hours after its fully charged.
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Boxman
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For those of you that like to vape intermittently throughout the day, how do you use the Mighty for that purpose? I understand it's combination conduction\convection which means it's always burning your herb while powered up. If you just want to take a couple of good draws and then leave it alone for a couple hours, what's the best method?
Do you turn it off and take a couple of long draws to quickly cool down the chamber? Or can you just turn it off and trust the device not to waste too much of your herb?
Do you turn it off and take a couple of long draws to quickly cool down the chamber? Or can you just turn it off and trust the device not to waste too much of your herb?
murf2010
Well-Known Member
This is actually a great question, I'm also a sipper during the daytime but definitely enjoy being heavily medicated prior to bedtime
Michel
Well-Known Member
Exactly like this. Since there is some vapor in the CU left it's the best way to turn off and take some deep draws.
Alan Partridge
Smell my cheese
I'm not a big fan of taking a couple of draws and turning it off. When you let the material cool and then heat it up again, I find you never get quite as much vapour out of it compared to getting through it all in one session. Smaller loads would be better. You might be better off with a convection only vape if you want to take a hit and put it down for an hour IMO.
shredder
Well-Known Member
I agree completely. While you can restart a session, it isn't quite the same. Better to use a smaller load and finish it. Or get a convection vape for your quick indoor medication needs.
I split a lot of my time between a couple buildings and keep a convection vape plugged in, and on, in each building. Now I need a place to secure my mighty when I'm out on my tractor or lawn mower.
uhranium
Well-Known Member
I do not know how you finish a session. My weed produces always vapor. It gets thinner and thinnger, but basically it is unstoppable. I always let my ABV cool down to vape a week later.
I bought 4g two weeks ago, vaped it away in 4 days and am reusing the ABV since the last 10 days, it is still producing vapor and I was vaping at least twice a day in that time.
I bought 4g two weeks ago, vaped it away in 4 days and am reusing the ABV since the last 10 days, it is still producing vapor and I was vaping at least twice a day in that time.
MinnBobber
Well-Known Member
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I did a lot of research on care of Li-ion batteries. They don't like high heat. Charging and discharging their battery at the same time puts a higher heat load on them and can lessen battery life. It's not like it will crap out tomorrow but it is not good for maximizing the life of the battery.
S & B says it is safe, and it is safe. It's just not going to give you maximum battery life.
It would be different if the AC charger directly powered the heater BUT it charges the battery with an input load while the battery is simultaneously discharging with an output load.
shredder
Well-Known Member
Wow, I'm impressed! That is some efficiency. I've been growing my own for years, and I forget.
t-dub
Vapor Sloth
You just have to hook it with something sharp and curved, like a dental tool. I use a Skilletools Sharpy. Some people are using safety pins, and other materials (a fish hook would work) bent into shape. Anything that you can make that looks like this and allows you to get a grip on the screen will work . . . You will notice that the screen is set into a counter-bore down there and once liberated comes free easily.
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shredder
Well-Known Member
You just have to hook it with something sharp and curved, like a dental tool. I use a Skilletools Sharpy. Some people are using safety pins, and other materials (a fish hook would work) bent into shape. Anything that you can make that looks like this and allows you to get a grip on the screen will work . . . You will notice that the screen is set into a counter-bore down there and once liberated comes free easily.
I use a little pick. It gets easier after you get it a couple times. And clean screens really do make the vape run better. My first change out was hard because it had gummed up pretty bad. Now I change it out before it gets that bad.
WakeAndVape
VapeLife X
The what?
murf2010
Well-Known Member
Cleaning maintenance
I see what you did there.
biohacker
H.R.E.A.M
Only taken the screen out once and damn was it a bitch. Ended up ruining the screen. Used a safety pin. Hopefully the next go is smoother.
I just can't get enough of this vape....I have some tasty kush strains I was sampling last night on 185c and that taste was awesome! The airflow is so nice and effortlessly, and I have finally come around to loving the filling tool like many of you. Worked great in the passenger seat of a car yesterday! No mess!
So happy I bought two of these for $399 when TorontoVaporizer had their sale. It's back up to $469!
I just can't get enough of this vape....I have some tasty kush strains I was sampling last night on 185c and that taste was awesome! The airflow is so nice and effortlessly, and I have finally come around to loving the filling tool like many of you. Worked great in the passenger seat of a car yesterday! No mess!
So happy I bought two of these for $399 when TorontoVaporizer had their sale. It's back up to $469!
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adam_baumm
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Also to remove bottom screen, make sure unit is warm and you can push the middle of the screen down a bit so the edges come out and you can remove a side and pull out I clean mine out weekly, better taste and performance.
I clean mine out weekly, better taste and performance.
biohacker
H.R.E.A.M
Does anyone know why my glass water tools stay clean with the Mighty? I've never experienced this before with any of my other vapes!
I'm also not really digging the pad with shatter....seems like there is always loss/leakage to the sides of the bowl that I can see when I remove the pad. Started dropping a bit right on top of flowers...getting better results I think...
I'm also not really digging the pad with shatter....seems like there is always loss/leakage to the sides of the bowl that I can see when I remove the pad. Started dropping a bit right on top of flowers...getting better results I think...
uhranium
Well-Known Member
Funny thing, I heated up my mighty to 210°C on an empty bowl, took 2-3 puffs to heat up the CU, removed the "Mighty"-Logo-Seal and opened the CU while the lower half was still on the mighty. scooped some gooie oil of the CU, put the end of the tool with the oil into the ABV box and scooped off the ABV/oil mix on the end of the tool into a new container. Then put that miniscule amount of oil/ABV into the mighty,oil pad on top, turned it down to 195°C and vaped. WHITE WALL. 
Average daily use: 0.287g
Average daily use: 0.287g
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stickstones
Vapor concierge
Probably because the cooling unit is trapping the bits for you.
Alan Partridge
Smell my cheese
I got myself a Dr Dabber atomiser just to use with Mighty reclaim- works very very nicely, I have lots of free dabs from that
I.b.vaping
Well-Known Member
not sure if I've added these photos correctly? What do you guys make of this? Was out for a walk with my dog and the mighty! when I had an urge to take a couple of photos! What do you think. I'm baked and confused!
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