Ahhh cool
Not sure tho, I hate that roasted flavour, will my new mighty smell of that ?
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Ahhh cool
Not sure tho, I hate that roasted flavour, will my new mighty smell of that ?
Baron23
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I think its horse hair or similar. Doesn't seem to be synthetic and doesn't seem to be subject to melting.
Great brush...can always get another from S&B or most retail outlets that carry their products.
Bomb33
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Not in the mouth lol. But it's how you store it after the session. I found if I have it upside down after it's pretty hot and with a boat load of oil in it it will leak out the mouthpiece. That' why I now have 4 cooling units lol. Don' want to be cleaning all the time. Only quarterly.
JCharles
FC 06/06/2017 | ACMPR 26/07/2017
For bubblers, room temperature or warm water is generally recommended with a vaporizer. It helps to condition/hydrate the vapor mlre thsn cool.
Cool water will also lead to more cannabinoid condensate forming on the glass, requiring more frequent cleaning, and less potent vapor.
I use distilled water in my water pipes, to avoid any potential bacteria, at the advice of my respiorolgoist.
The cleaner the water the better for the lungs.
verdampersweats
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@dave123
You got the easyflow or muzz for water tools? Careful dont twist the eaayflow hard if so mine only seems to go in one way to be honest i feel it will snap something with the constant force but it only twists clockwise by 5mm just enough to grip no more and no resting on bongs if it sticks you risk more twisting you might forget direction twist more and seperate the housing.
And the first few bowls tasted plastic even after a burn off i would put the cu on let it heat for 2m and auto turn off and use it as normal. You should also do a stopwatch on your fresh battery to 0 capacity i did mine 210c 1hr 7m until it flashed.
You got the easyflow or muzz for water tools? Careful dont twist the eaayflow hard if so mine only seems to go in one way to be honest i feel it will snap something with the constant force but it only twists clockwise by 5mm just enough to grip no more and no resting on bongs if it sticks you risk more twisting you might forget direction twist more and seperate the housing.
And the first few bowls tasted plastic even after a burn off i would put the cu on let it heat for 2m and auto turn off and use it as normal. You should also do a stopwatch on your fresh battery to 0 capacity i did mine 210c 1hr 7m until it flashed.
Like the distilled water for car batteries? Where do you buy it from?
Thanks for the advice
Easy flow. Whats the muzz?
Baron23
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I'm not who you asked but if in the USA, its available very cheaply in every grocery store and major drug chain store like CVS and Walgreens.
I only use distilled water....not for bacterial worry reasons (I'm pretty sure my tap water is healthy and not bacterial laden) but rather since it will not have any hard minerals, chlorine, or fluoride in there.
Baron23
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BigJr48
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The label says distilled water & cost $1.50 - $2.00
Some-new-user
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dave123 Welcome to the family
You should definitely do a burn off of this product and pretty much any vaporiser that's from the factory just to be sure.
Put the mighty at max temperature and PUT THE COOLING UNIT ON - It has been stated that having the cooling unit off will make the temperature rise more than it should - potentially damaging your new beast ( I just want this to last as long as possible for you).
I didn't have to run this too many times for the smell to go, it was hardly noticeable. Other people have had to do longer and I have seen ONE case where one user had to return their unit due to it still smelling after 15 cycles or something like that. I may have been a little eager and put herb in before other users would but never really had an issue with it.
I have been a Mighty owner for a few months - this helped me quit combustion and has also saved me a lot of money on herb.
Use the liquid pad - this will help you save herb and also help produce more consistent vapour - you only need a layer to cover the diameter of the bottom screen of the chamber. This does scratch the wall of the heating chamber so the dosing capsules are an alternative option - I have had success with putting a liquid pad for the dosing capsule on top of herb and can use tiny amounts in this vape.
I use various temperatures - I generally start off around 330 F to get the most of the flavour but sort of have a few different techniques depending on my mood/intention: I can start off low and work my way up in increments. Sometimes I'll just set it to 375 and get as much as I can and then either hit the power button a few times to boost it up to 395 or manually knock it up to 410. Sometimes I start it off around 375 give it a few pulls and then go down in temp so I get a big hit and then some nice smooth flavourful clouds.
I have found that I can get considerably darker AVB if I pull very lightly - not enough for the mighty to recognise a drop in temperature from the pull. It's sort of half breathing in rather than sucking like it's a thick milkshake.
My other observation is that this is quite efficient. I had a flowermate aura and a Nokiva (cheap convection vapes) I was actually starting these out at 420 F and the sessions with these seemed to last quite a bit longer - I'd put these up to their max temperatures (435) when things started to tail off.
With the Mighty and the other two vapes I now have it seems much different. It seems like the herbs have a certain amount of vapour that they can produce per weight so with smaller amounts you might get 4 or 5 good pulls where the more you put in this will increase. It definitely hits me harder than the cheap convection vapes even at lower temperatures.
That was my main learning curve - experimenting with temperatures,loads and draw speed. The lighter and slower you can learn to draw the better experience you will get.
I have a water adaptor but the Mighty isn't specifically built for that purpose so I'm not using it with this vape. Quitting combustion actually led me to have VAS (Vaporiser Acquisition Syndrome) I went on to purchase a Plenty (sort of desktop version of the mighty and also an Extreme Q) my rationalisation behind this was why put strain on the batteries of an awesome product that is designed to be an 'on the go' vape. The plenty is awesome the extreme q is equally as awesome in its own right - so many options. I use my glass bubbler with that as the long whip means any water will be quite a distance away from the main vape. I would be gutted if one of my mates coughed a lung in to my Mighty and pushed water in to it through the bubbler *probably extreme circumstances but you never know with my luck and I just don't want to risk that.
The orange poker tool on the bottom can be rotated 180 degrees so the tamping part sticks out and used to help the Mighty stand upright. It's not totally sturdy but could help in awkward situations. I tend to load with the Mighty inbetween my legs with the provided loading tool or use the dosing capsules which can also be loaded conveniently with the lid of the magazine or if you really want to do 40 at a time there's a tool for that.
I'm sure other people will give you some good advice - this is a great product and like I said above I view this as an on the go piece. Possibly a daily driver with light use but definitely not something I would want to use 24/7. Using it like that will definitely mess the batteries up in no time. If you find you are using this a lot and it's convenient for you I would look in to a desktop. I'm using my Mighty once a week tops now, and I'm quite confident that this will last me a while as I'm treating it with a lot of care. The manual states to store it with a certain amount of charge if it won't be used in a while and I never leave this charging unattended. It gets the charge it needs and then goes in to its tub - air tight with some silica gel to take moisture away if there is any.
Hope this helps you out. Happy experimenting!
You should definitely do a burn off of this product and pretty much any vaporiser that's from the factory just to be sure.
Put the mighty at max temperature and PUT THE COOLING UNIT ON - It has been stated that having the cooling unit off will make the temperature rise more than it should - potentially damaging your new beast ( I just want this to last as long as possible for you).
I didn't have to run this too many times for the smell to go, it was hardly noticeable. Other people have had to do longer and I have seen ONE case where one user had to return their unit due to it still smelling after 15 cycles or something like that. I may have been a little eager and put herb in before other users would but never really had an issue with it.
I have been a Mighty owner for a few months - this helped me quit combustion and has also saved me a lot of money on herb.
Use the liquid pad - this will help you save herb and also help produce more consistent vapour - you only need a layer to cover the diameter of the bottom screen of the chamber. This does scratch the wall of the heating chamber so the dosing capsules are an alternative option - I have had success with putting a liquid pad for the dosing capsule on top of herb and can use tiny amounts in this vape.
I use various temperatures - I generally start off around 330 F to get the most of the flavour but sort of have a few different techniques depending on my mood/intention: I can start off low and work my way up in increments. Sometimes I'll just set it to 375 and get as much as I can and then either hit the power button a few times to boost it up to 395 or manually knock it up to 410. Sometimes I start it off around 375 give it a few pulls and then go down in temp so I get a big hit and then some nice smooth flavourful clouds.
I have found that I can get considerably darker AVB if I pull very lightly - not enough for the mighty to recognise a drop in temperature from the pull. It's sort of half breathing in rather than sucking like it's a thick milkshake.
My other observation is that this is quite efficient. I had a flowermate aura and a Nokiva (cheap convection vapes) I was actually starting these out at 420 F and the sessions with these seemed to last quite a bit longer - I'd put these up to their max temperatures (435) when things started to tail off.
With the Mighty and the other two vapes I now have it seems much different. It seems like the herbs have a certain amount of vapour that they can produce per weight so with smaller amounts you might get 4 or 5 good pulls where the more you put in this will increase. It definitely hits me harder than the cheap convection vapes even at lower temperatures.
That was my main learning curve - experimenting with temperatures,loads and draw speed. The lighter and slower you can learn to draw the better experience you will get.
I have a water adaptor but the Mighty isn't specifically built for that purpose so I'm not using it with this vape. Quitting combustion actually led me to have VAS (Vaporiser Acquisition Syndrome) I went on to purchase a Plenty (sort of desktop version of the mighty and also an Extreme Q) my rationalisation behind this was why put strain on the batteries of an awesome product that is designed to be an 'on the go' vape. The plenty is awesome the extreme q is equally as awesome in its own right - so many options. I use my glass bubbler with that as the long whip means any water will be quite a distance away from the main vape. I would be gutted if one of my mates coughed a lung in to my Mighty and pushed water in to it through the bubbler *probably extreme circumstances but you never know with my luck and I just don't want to risk that.
The orange poker tool on the bottom can be rotated 180 degrees so the tamping part sticks out and used to help the Mighty stand upright. It's not totally sturdy but could help in awkward situations. I tend to load with the Mighty inbetween my legs with the provided loading tool or use the dosing capsules which can also be loaded conveniently with the lid of the magazine or if you really want to do 40 at a time there's a tool for that.
I'm sure other people will give you some good advice - this is a great product and like I said above I view this as an on the go piece. Possibly a daily driver with light use but definitely not something I would want to use 24/7. Using it like that will definitely mess the batteries up in no time. If you find you are using this a lot and it's convenient for you I would look in to a desktop. I'm using my Mighty once a week tops now, and I'm quite confident that this will last me a while as I'm treating it with a lot of care. The manual states to store it with a certain amount of charge if it won't be used in a while and I never leave this charging unattended. It gets the charge it needs and then goes in to its tub - air tight with some silica gel to take moisture away if there is any.
Hope this helps you out. Happy experimenting!
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JCharles
FC 06/06/2017 | ACMPR 26/07/2017
It will say distilled. And you can find it at most grocery stores in 4L jugs.
Interestingly 5he reason she mentioned it, was the pipes in homes and buildings are old and often have cracks that can introduce pathogens.
Even just the mouth of the tap used can be bacteria laden if not cleaned (and very few people ever clean their water spouts).
A better safe than sorry scenario.
I had suspected the fliuride/chlorine and minerals as well and never would have thought about contamination further up the chain
Mr.Sifter
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JCharles
FC 06/06/2017 | ACMPR 26/07/2017
I would like to learn this word.
what does it mean ?
confused
spout (plural spouts) A tube or lip through which liquid or steam is poured or discharged. I dropped my china teapot, and its spout broke. A stream of liquid.
Some-new-user
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Mr.Sifter are you UK based? Is this a serious question?. I believe Charles is talking about the tap head, aerator, mouth, spout. These comments do make a lot of sense with regards to inhaling impurities in water.I would like to learn this word.
what does it mean ?
confused
Sorry if I missed the humour there
subway13029
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Maybe I’m super late on this but s and b now has capsule filling tool. Comes with 40capsules, a scale, and a way to fill all 40 I think..it’s like 50.00 but includes the digital scale and a plunger that caps the dosing caps..I’m about to place order on mine..
Bomb33
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Got my second mighty and wow. It' better then I remember lol and this new model has 20 % more battery power lmao. Im' in heaven. Just unboxed it and did the off gassing. Came fully charged. It's like a new born. Don' even want to use it yet.lol. best 420 for me. It's inspired me to make a mighty man cave. God I love this thing.
JCharles
FC 06/06/2017 | ACMPR 26/07/2017
I dont believe the battery should have been fully charged. Somewhere less than 80% is the norm, and even the manual states to store the mighty at 70-80% battery life.
Puzzling enough Id reach out to S&B for a confirmation.
That said, enjoy it! I dont now what the old battery was like but I can try 5-8 capsules on a charge.
I would think most people could squeeze out 10, but I run long and hot
vapviking
Old & In the Way
I would like to learn this word.
what does it mean ?
confused
@Mr.Sifter,
The term spout is well identified by the definition @JCharles has pasted into his reply, as in tea spout or a stream of liquid coming from a spout or other source. It can also get into slight differences in context (use) or in semantics between English language in UK & US.
A water spout ( as a noun) is what comes out of a whale's blow hole.
One very loose adaptation of the word spout would be a reference to someone "spouting off knowledge" (used as a verb) on a particular subject. Like I'm doing here!
But where I live, eastern US near the ocean, if someone tells me they saw a water spout, I know they're talking about what's pictured in your spoiler, a funnel of water that appears like a (usually) small tornado, out over the ocean or other body of water. Sometimes larger and sometimes dangerous. I've seen these appear very quickly, blow by for a mile or two and then loose momentum in a matter of minutes, all on an otherwise pretty nice day!
subway13029
Well-Known Member
I guess im the only one psyched about the capsule loading tool and tray..or maybe this has been diacussed but it looks super dope and perfect for me.