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The Mighty/Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel
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Baron23
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They are also very, very handy for disabled patients who need to pre-load, particularly if they are using a care giver who can pre-load their doses.
mitchgo61
I go where the thrills are
I love 'em. I can keep all my strains handy for any situation, they keep the CU and bowl way cleaner than normal, and I still get the same great flavor and vapor quality as using the bowl native. For my money they are an excellent if not essential accessory for the Mighty.
cloudsosmoke
Well-Known Member
im thinking maybe it could be said ..that the taste of mighty is so good that the minor disadvantage of a slightly harsher draw (..for me anyway) with capsules isnt as important as how ridiculously easy it is to swap out loads
..its still such good vapor that it doesnt matter
theyre a must-have for me when out and about
..its still such good vapor that it doesnt matter
theyre a must-have for me when out and about
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ChooChooCharlie
Well-Known Member
Started wondering -- just kicking around ideas for group discussion -- if inverted use could be a factor in draw restriction and/or vapor reduction reported here recently.
If you leave Mighty inverted between draws, on or above a bubbler, residual vapor will rise back through the eight inlets. Thinking about vapor condensing on edges of inlets or deeper perhaps in the heated air pathway. A little "plaque buildup" at first, then accumulating, reheated each session, some re-vaporizing again, but much remaining as viscous resin during your session, later cooling and solidifying.
Maybe after a few months of inverted use, one or more of the 8 inlets gets occluded by a drip of resin, or the air pathway through the heater gets partially blocked. I can envision this blockage as being intermittent -- the resin melts, flows slightly, cools and re-solidifies in a slightly different place. Does this sound plausible?
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biohacker
H.R.E.A.M
Great discussion! I used a couple of Mighty's exclusively for inverted muzzmod bubbler use for a very long time.... never had any issues. I think I posed a similar question and it was answered along the lines of something like the resin couldn't survive the hot airpath? I would do "deep cleans" every so often, and the only stuff I would see in the oven under the screen would be a very fine dust black ABV that would super easily wipe off.
May pick up another Mighty since I can get a medic for $279usd (Tweed LP in Canada), i'm loving my GH's, but I do miss my Mighty! (but I don't miss my Crafty! ha)
May pick up another Mighty since I can get a medic for $279usd (Tweed LP in Canada), i'm loving my GH's, but I do miss my Mighty! (but I don't miss my Crafty! ha)
Yes. And one other advantage that I haven't seen mention of recently is that you don't have to load the capsules until the heater is up to temperature. I like to pop 'em in when the temp reaches about 320 (F) on its way to 365 and take my first draw at around 350. Great taste, less waste!
mitchgo61
I go where the thrills are
Yes. And one other advantage that I haven't seen mention of recently is that you don't have to load the capsules until the heater is up to temperature. I like to pop 'em in when the temp reaches about 320 (F) on its way to 365 and take my first draw at around 350. Great taste, less waste!
I do this too, often popping in a new capsule when the old one is spent and the Mighty is at the upper end of the temp range. You get great big thick clouds right away, and, as you mentioned, little conductive waste.
Some years ago I saved a handful of plastic tubes that some gum I was buying came in. As usual they piled up in a drawer with a bunch of other crap. A few weeks ago I finally found some use for them....they are perfect for storing my various strains. Keeps them neat, tagged, and separate, and they fit perfectly in the main compartment of my Raw rolling box.
shredder
Well-Known Member
Hey, y'all! Just stopped in to say high.
I have an older mighty #78**, that has never been sent in, or have "issues". It just now has gone off the warranty.
The batteries are weaker now tho. I'm getting 4-5 bowls per charge now. I'll prolly update the batts at some point when it gets annoying.
Nice idea in the tubes for storage
Mitch. I'm never quite sure what I'm vaping with the capsules. I've even hit empty chambers and spent capsules, lol. I typically vape 6-7 varieties .
I also like that the capsules allow for smaller loads. I've been sharing capsules with my wife, and the dose is about perfect. Solo I vape .05-.1 loads in log vapes.
Anyone vaping concentrates in the capsules? I loaded one with rosin wrapped with hemp fiber, but I'm waiting for the right time.
I think it should work, but leaking rosin into the heater is a concern.
Enough rambling for now I guess, rock on mighty nation!
I have an older mighty #78**, that has never been sent in, or have "issues". It just now has gone off the warranty.
The batteries are weaker now tho. I'm getting 4-5 bowls per charge now. I'll prolly update the batts at some point when it gets annoying.
Nice idea in the tubes for storage
Mitch. I'm never quite sure what I'm vaping with the capsules. I've even hit empty chambers and spent capsules, lol. I typically vape 6-7 varieties .
I also like that the capsules allow for smaller loads. I've been sharing capsules with my wife, and the dose is about perfect. Solo I vape .05-.1 loads in log vapes.
Anyone vaping concentrates in the capsules? I loaded one with rosin wrapped with hemp fiber, but I'm waiting for the right time.
I think it should work, but leaking rosin into the heater is a concern.
Enough rambling for now I guess, rock on mighty nation!
Baron23
Well-Known Member
I have not with the Mighty but have done so with dosing capsules and the Volcano. I don't use hemp fiber or anything but make a concentrate/herb sandwich. Herb above and below, concentrate in the middle. Run at high temp and enjoy.
TboneToker
Well-Known Member
is there any difference between regular mighty and medic? def would like to know.
disGRUNTled
Well-Known Member
First post in this thread Grasscity(same user name) brought me here.Got these goodies in today.
broke in the Mighty and Grizzly Glass with some Tangerine.
The mighty will change your vape experience and push it to 11Never been this HIGH from one oven ever........Should not have smoked the second oven, was where I needed to be after 1...
broke in the Mighty and Grizzly Glass with some Tangerine.
The mighty will change your vape experience and push it to 11Never been this HIGH from one oven ever........Should not have smoked the second oven, was where I needed to be after 1...
weedemon
enthusiast
hey everyone! I've got a q about battery management and overall life regarding charging.
Is it better to top it up all the time or to let them drain a certain amount before recharging them?
On a side note: That image 2 pages back showing the insides is really cool. Makes me feel like I could replace those batteries easily enough myself. I do have a bit of exp too though.
That stand that is being made looks pretty nice too. I be sure not to have sharp edges on it as it may scratch nice hardwood tables.
Is it better to top it up all the time or to let them drain a certain amount before recharging them?
On a side note: That image 2 pages back showing the insides is really cool. Makes me feel like I could replace those batteries easily enough myself. I do have a bit of exp too though.
That stand that is being made looks pretty nice too. I be sure not to have sharp edges on it as it may scratch nice hardwood tables.
weedemon
enthusiast
That has been about the same for me so far. I am hoping to maximize the life of said batteries.
what is this battery university you speak of? I have not heard of this.
Green Kiwi
Well-Known Member
@weedemon, that Mighty two pages back is an FAKE mighty.
i wrote a few days ago a reply on that, for which i suddenly was awarded 25 pionts.
The funny thing is it was taken of by the moderator, no clue why.
but anyhow,the original one looks quit different inside lots and lots more electronic components then in this Fake one also in the mighty everything is plugged not soldered on the print like the FAKE.
anyway the fact that i am even to not handy with my computer makes that i am also not able to post pictures. although i will make an effort in the future when i got my new plastic body and place everything in the new one.
Im on close 850 hours and still working fine. the batt's are very good still too!!!!!
i can compare with my new mighty i have as backup(totally unnecessary ,as time proofed).
another thing with has come up severall times on this forum is that people wrongly have claimed on questions about how to take apart that the plastic halve's slide of each other one moving up they other moving down.THIS IS NONSENSE, as there are little vertical pins one one side fitting in the holes one the other side.
How you doo it is by taking of the sticker unscrew two very small torn, then where the orange poker fits in the body you have to press hard with a flat screwdriver down on the black plastic(you see nothing)but then suddenly the bottom starts parting, now you work your way to the top of the unit were the oven is and you will find that it is still fixed on the top. NOW you can give it a gentle push/pull and it comes apart.
(There is a lip on the backside of the black plastic you are pushing on under the orange pick thats why you have to push it with a flat screwdriver).
I did open it to unblock the airpath with was 50% blocked due to my stupid habit of blowing in the bowl after cleaning with the brush.all this dust turns into goo overtime, specialy if you use it upside down over water tools.
I collected 2.5 gram of goo from the spiral which holds the heater. yes i dissembled the heater.
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working like new again(except cracked housing, S&B need to upgrade this in my opinion
)
peace to all and very christmas.
P.s i doo completely understand that people are worried about their batteries, i did too the first 250 hours, now i just use it how it suits my instead of being anal like never under firstbar and never over second last bar charging even a fan on it if i had just been using it.......
My impression now is that you should"t spend one minute worying about it because these are the best batteries money can buy. the brand is a German brand named:AQPAK, AKKUTECHNOLOGIE KIRCHZAFTEN.
Hope this info helps .
i wrote a few days ago a reply on that, for which i suddenly was awarded 25 pionts.
The funny thing is it was taken of by the moderator, no clue why.
but anyhow,the original one looks quit different inside lots and lots more electronic components then in this Fake one also in the mighty everything is plugged not soldered on the print like the FAKE.
anyway the fact that i am even to not handy with my computer makes that i am also not able to post pictures. although i will make an effort in the future when i got my new plastic body and place everything in the new one.
Im on close 850 hours and still working fine. the batt's are very good still too!!!!!
i can compare with my new mighty i have as backup(totally unnecessary ,as time proofed).
another thing with has come up severall times on this forum is that people wrongly have claimed on questions about how to take apart that the plastic halve's slide of each other one moving up they other moving down.THIS IS NONSENSE, as there are little vertical pins one one side fitting in the holes one the other side.
How you doo it is by taking of the sticker unscrew two very small torn, then where the orange poker fits in the body you have to press hard with a flat screwdriver down on the black plastic(you see nothing)but then suddenly the bottom starts parting, now you work your way to the top of the unit were the oven is and you will find that it is still fixed on the top. NOW you can give it a gentle push/pull and it comes apart.
(There is a lip on the backside of the black plastic you are pushing on under the orange pick thats why you have to push it with a flat screwdriver).
I did open it to unblock the airpath with was 50% blocked due to my stupid habit of blowing in the bowl after cleaning with the brush.all this dust turns into goo overtime, specialy if you use it upside down over water tools.
I collected 2.5 gram of goo from the spiral which holds the heater. yes i dissembled the heater.
.working like new again(except cracked housing, S&B need to upgrade this in my opinion
)peace to all and very christmas.
P.s i doo completely understand that people are worried about their batteries, i did too the first 250 hours, now i just use it how it suits my instead of being anal like never under firstbar and never over second last bar charging even a fan on it if i had just been using it.......
My impression now is that you should"t spend one minute worying about it because these are the best batteries money can buy. the brand is a German brand named:AQPAK, AKKUTECHNOLOGIE KIRCHZAFTEN.
Hope this info helps .
CanadianFlowers
Vapor Enthusiast
@weedemon, I did open it to unblock the airpath with was 50% blocked due to my stupid habit of blowing in the bowl after cleaning with the brush.all this dust turns into goo overtime, specialy if you use it upside down over water tools.
I collected 2.5 gram of goo from the spiral which holds the heater. yes i dissembled the heater.
Hope this info helps .
Would be so cool if you made a video
as I have been concerned for some time now that my heater is clogged up too.Would be so cool if you made a video
mine wasn't really clogged when i went in there. the heater is just an iron rod that is inside another rod which is also the chamber. it's all conduction in there, maybe like 5% convection as there is some air going through the herbs. but it's mostly just one iron rod inside an aluminum tube. the tech isn't really all crazy.. dont know why this thing was $500 to start as it always breaks due to fragile nature of plastic.(which i dont know how it passed safety regulations, as plastic breaking is a sign of heat degradation...
CanadianFlowers
Vapor Enthusiast
Because the mighty is simply a beast of course!!! Worth $500 imo, thanks for explaining the heater! gives me better mind that there wouldn't be any build up in there
or would there be build up? I've taking a liking to a fine grind for optimum vapor so I'm thinking would there be herb particulate caked in the steel rod?
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vapviking
Old & In the Way
Yes, for cleaning cooling unit I use Isopropyl Alcohol, 91% or preferably 99%. Also lightly in the chamber as well. Some recommend holding Mighty upside down when cleaning chamber so alcohol doesn't run inside.
Green Kiwi
Well-Known Member
i do disagree with this i think it's the opposite i would think 70% convection and 30 Conduction.
much inline with the overall experience of needing two or three tokes to get it really vapeing.
i do apologise for my bad spelling but I'm dislectic,and so bad that even with spelling check I'm unsure if what i type makes any sense. sorry sorry
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