darbarikanada
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1. to single degrees
2. using dosing capsules or under the liquid pad, people report doing loads as small as .02-03g
3. you can buy WPAs from most places that sell S&B products
The Mighty/Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel
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2. using dosing capsules or under the liquid pad, people report doing loads as small as .02-03g
3. you can buy WPAs from most places that sell S&B products
andrew`124c41+
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Thanks. What are dosing capsules? Not sure I understand. How can you hook it up to a Bong? Have you done it?
darbarikanada
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dosing capsules are little perforated aluminum cans that fit inside the bowl. people like them b/c you can pre-load them, carry a bunch around (you can even buy little carriers). to use the WPA you remove the cooling unit entirely - the WPA attaches directly to the top of the bowl.
I don't use either, but plenty of people do.
TheThriftDrifter
Land of the long vapor cloud
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andrew`124c41+
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How is the draw on it? The Arizer Air 2 draw is such that it does not work well with a Bong.
So, how is the draw? Is the water pipe attachment on the website?
Wow. Thanks. I could not find the WPS on the Stores and Bickle site. I see it on the Planet of the Vapes...it is a third part item. I think this might work. If the temps are accurate, that will be great.@andrew`124c41+
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The Mighty/Crafty Water Pipe Adapter is easy to use with bubblers or water pipes. ✅ Shop now and get free shipping and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Dosing Capsules Set (40 Pack) - Mighty & Crafty Vaporizer
This pack contains 40 Dosing Capsules for the Crafty and Mighty vaporizer. They are identical to the original dosing caps received with your original Crafty and Mighty and are perfect replacements if yours are lost or damaged.
darbarikanada
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the mighty is known for its easy draw, but if you're new to vaporizers, don't expect bong-hit sized tokes. I can easily get huge clouds at med. and higher temperatures, but still have to take draws that are >5 sec. my guesstimate is that 1 bong hit = 3-4 tokes on a vaporizer. there are vaporizers that can cash out a bowl in 2-3 hits (tinymight, bowle), but the risk of coughing with those is much higher.
I've never heard of anyone using a measuring device to verify the accuracy of the temperatures, but than again I've never heard of anyone asserting that the temps aren't accurate. S&B makes a big deal (in EU) about the mighy being a certified medical device (for insurance), so one hopes that means the device performs as claimed. I dunno...
one more plug for the mighty: troy @ 420 vapezone has ~400 devices; the mighty is still his favorite.
(btw: the reason the WPA isn't on the S&B site is that it's not made by them)
Robert-in-YEG
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Please don't say that. I still haven't paid my credit card bill from all my Black Friday purchases. Things like this just cause VAS flair ups. Seriously, my wife will kill me. Do you want to be responsible for my death?
Maybe there will be a boxing day sale? She might kill me, but she is full of mercy. It will be quick.
Robert-in-YEG
darbarikanada
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the other top online vape reviewer, 'bud' ('vape critic' - he's since shut down) consistently ranked the mighty in his top 2 or 3 vapes. if you get it and don't like it, you can easily sell it here for not much less than you paid. I don't know how long the older models will be around, but if my mighty died now, I'd jump on one. you'll find plenty of people who disagree with me on this (esp. 'on-demand' fans), but I think we've pretty much reached 'peak vape', i.e. the technology is mature, with only incremental improvements coming (e.g. battery tech). the fact that the new mighty isn't very different from the original 8 years later confirms this (IMHO).
since you probably haven't read all 660 pages, I'll try to summarize the downsides:
- you can't replace the batteries. since they have a finite # of charges, that means that if you're an extremely heavy user, it may not be optimal. I
use mine ~1X/week and it's still good for ~3-4 sessions on a charge after 7+ years.
- it's not 'on demand'; you can sort of use it that way, but it's best as a session vape (finish the bowl in 1 session)
- it's not cheap
mighty just might cure your VAS - that'd make your wife happy, right?
Robert-in-YEG
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There is no cure.......
I started with a Yocan Vane. Next was a Solo II. The Solo II works best for heavy daily use.
Then it was a Ryot Verb, Airistech Switch, XVape Fog, Fog Pro, Tera, Flowermate Pro, Flowermate Nano, Arizer Argo, and XMax V3 Pro. I've spent way more on toys than on cannabis. VAS is destructive, but I am enjoying it very much
Robert-in-YEG
"Most people are like troops of baboons; social animals that need to band together for some sense of security because they're too insecure by themselves to deal with anything. "
-BatJew
darbarikanada
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my vice is searching for 'holy grail' cannabis; with 1000's of strains out there (I'm in a legal state), you can imagine the rabbit hole that is...
Robert-in-YEG
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I'm blessed to live in Canada. Full tax paid, no question legal cannabis starts at $80 an ounce and goes up from there.
Online dispensaries sell untaxed cannabis. Decent AAAA flower sometimes comes on sale for $3-4/gram. Generally speaking, over the past year prices have gone down, while quality has gone up.
Gelato and Sticky Buns are my two favourite strains. Strawberry Glue is not bad either.
There are a few strains I don't like. Rainbow Belts is an AAAA flower, and I don't like the taste. Same goes with Violator Kush.
Robert-in-YEG
andrew`124c41+
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Thanks very much for all the info. The EU certification as a medical device was something I did not know but is very helpful. (As an aside, I got into this recently to see if it can help my own medical issue. The last time I had indulged in weed was in the summer of 1969... Woodstock if you ever heard about that lol. Illegal weed was cheaper than the dispensary stuff...but that is no surprise!)
I think the desire by some to have big clouds may by psychological. THC and the Terpines have boiling points low enough that by using lower temps one avoids the very gunk that constitutes the very cloud I want to avoid getting in my throat and lungs.
Anyway, all the information you have given me has been very helpful. I had been looking at the e nano....but it only had a power supply with numbers rather than actual temp settings.
There is also the Davinci which I got to put my hands on in a dispensary. Very well made.... portable...but you need to use your phone to set it up because I don't think it has a big display.
darbarikanada
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no problem. happy to help if I can. Troy @ 420 vapezone likes the da vincis: https://420vapezone.com/davinci-new-iqc/
there's a lengthy thread here about vaping @ different temperatures; the upshot (last I checked) is that the compounds that vaporize at higher temps are the ones that are more sedating, so you'd (theoretically) be getting an 'edited' version of a strain by not vaping at those higher temps. I've experimented a bit, but it's hard to differentiate between being less sedated b/c you vaped less (duh) vs. not having vaporized those sedating compounds. my MO these days is to load on the generous side, keep the temps as low as possible while still delivering plenty of vapor, then taking 2-3 hits at the top temps, including a 'purging' one after I shut it off. that (mostly) avoids nasty-tasting hits, and those last hits are huge.
if you watch online vaping videos, there's definitely a fetish for 'money shots' of ginormous clouds; it's amusing (to me), but not particularly relevant, since my main concerns are not coughing and good flavor.
wispy clouds don't generate clicks I imagine...
TheThriftDrifter
Land of the long vapor cloud
Dear @Robert-in-YEG
Go on.....just do it.....you know you want to.....what are you waiting for.....why procrastinate.....buy it buy it buy it....the mighty call'eth your name Robert....heed that call.
Go on.....just do it.....you know you want to.....what are you waiting for.....why procrastinate.....buy it buy it buy it....the mighty call'eth your name Robert....heed that call.
andrew`124c41+
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Very funny lol. They sell it locally but 100 dollars more than online
darbarikanada
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par for the course. brick and mortar are on the way out...
Philabrookla
@philabrookla
Hey there guys I have a question.
Loving my crafty+, my buddy just got the mighty+. He has only vaped a pax and volcano before. He says above 175 he's coughing pretty bad.
So he wanted to spring for the mvs to cool off the vapor more while maintaining portability.
I want to recommend he try a rogue wax works condenser instead. Is this possible? And would it be the omni version that RWW sells?
Loving my crafty+, my buddy just got the mighty+. He has only vaped a pax and volcano before. He says above 175 he's coughing pretty bad.
So he wanted to spring for the mvs to cool off the vapor more while maintaining portability.
I want to recommend he try a rogue wax works condenser instead. Is this possible? And would it be the omni version that RWW sells?
Justpassedu
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So I have had 3 Mightys in the past and it’s been some time but glad to have just ordered the new mighty plus to add to the rotation . Out of all my portables though the mighty always made me cough a bit and could be a bit harsh on the throat . What’s the best device you can attach that’s still portable to cool the vapor and make this not happen ? I see a few small bubblers out there but not really sure what to go with .
RustyOldNail
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I’ve tried many small bubblers, the smaller, the less water, so less effective. The one linked below is what I would call a medium size, but EFFECTIVE. You need either a glass or silicone 14mm WPA.
Hubble Bubble 14mm Glass Hydratube and Stand - Divine Tribe
The Hubble Bubble performs exceptionally well for a small hydratube. Having water filtration is a must for getting larger cooler sessions.
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Justpassedu
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I have a few things like that but unfortunately that’s a bit bigger than I wanted to go for portability. I can use that at home no problem but I mostly use my desktops anyway at home . I did see this but it may also even be a bit big : https://www.creamcityvapes.com/coll...ream-city-vapes-mighty-crafty-sidecar-bubblerI’ve tried many small bubblers, the smaller, the less water, so less effective. The one linked below is what I would call a medium size, but EFFECTIVE. You need either a glass or silicone 14mm WPA.
Hubble Bubble 14mm Glass Hydratube and Stand - Divine Tribe
The Hubble Bubble performs exceptionally well for a small hydratube. Having water filtration is a must for getting larger cooler sessions.
RustyOldNail
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Actually, that one looks just as tall, and more fragile. Good luck on your hunt....
clueless_lurker
New Member
I got the sidecar bubbler / Mighty + from CCV during the cyber sale, but I think I still prefer this style with the Delta 3 WPA:
Hydro Tube
The sidecar seems to hit more like a sipper / water pipe (smaller diameter) and I think it's more finicky re: screwing it on to a hot device.
The hydro tube is more durable, larger diameter (more airflow/more bong-like hits) and is easier to place on and off the WPA for clearing the tube / taking a break.
In theory the hydrotube is a little more likely to fall over / off because of it's placement but that's only happened a few times in hundreds of uses...
ETA: and side car is 3X the cost re: inevitable breakage...
ETA2: I guess the biggest plus of the side car is a much lower chance of accidentally getting the oven wet.
YMMV
Hydro Tube
The sidecar seems to hit more like a sipper / water pipe (smaller diameter) and I think it's more finicky re: screwing it on to a hot device.
The hydro tube is more durable, larger diameter (more airflow/more bong-like hits) and is easier to place on and off the WPA for clearing the tube / taking a break.
In theory the hydrotube is a little more likely to fall over / off because of it's placement but that's only happened a few times in hundreds of uses...
ETA: and side car is 3X the cost re: inevitable breakage...
ETA2: I guess the biggest plus of the side car is a much lower chance of accidentally getting the oven wet.
YMMV
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vapviking
Old & In the Way
That's what I use, but dry. Better flavor, less hassle than with water.
Yes to the open air flow.
And btw, welcome to FC!
Philabrookla
@philabrookla
I haven't tried it, but the simrell MVS seems like it would cool well with the sprial condenser, and still be very portable unlike the bubbler options. And the Rogue Wax Works makes some more budget friendly spiral condensers as well, not sure which one fits the mighty though. Paging @RogueGuy