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The Mighty/Mighty+ by Storz & Bickel
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OldPotHead
I vape to get even
Hmmm... I can see the reason for swappable batteries, but it's nice to not need them. The super fast charging does help, and almost makes this a mute point. I can usually wait 45 minutes for a rapid charge, and I do have a Crafty+. Now swapping batteries on that would be quite amazing. I'm going to check out the video and see if this is something I can accomplish in my Old Pot Head shop. Great idea.
But, my main point for posting is how intuitive and natural using the Mighty with dosing caps has become. My dispensary has been offering stellar product [which takes this to another level] that I medium grind. I pour a gram or two in my 4 x 4 inch square wood bowl. I have a large supply of empty caps, and I simply fill two, three, and sometimes four caps at once [not a hard and fast rule]. I tend to pack in about .2 grams, using my square bowl and my fingers works really well.
Keeping equipment clean is key. Beside the ritual weekly cleanings, I wipe my CU [no screen] down with a q-tip after dumping a capsule and popping in a fresh one. This only needs to be done about once or twice in a day [heavy use, about ten .2 caps]. I find keeping the oven and parts of CU that you can reach with the q-tip clean, will keep the dosing caps clean as well. Clean caps open and close very easily.
Now, onto the most important part of owning a Mighty - the process. I'm sure there are dozens of BEST ways to use the tool. I obviously like to have a few caps lined up and ready to go, heavily packed. Once you turn on the device, the dance begins. The first low temp pull [356-ish] is bursting with flavor and almost feels edible. The key to enjoyment of the taste and effect is patience, cadence, tempo with the timing of the device shutting on and off. I tend to let it shut down, maybe even take a few OFF hits, and pick back up again in a few - OR maybe go for two rounds in a row with no break, then let the unit cool down a bit. By the second or third round, I'm usually up about 5 or 10 degrees. That's all it usually takes, temp wise, to spend a capsule. I can ride this temp, or possible bump up once again to finalize [up to you and where you draw the line on ABV]. Normally, I can work a capsule for an hour or so, maybe faster if I've been out all day and haven't vaped. I can pack two or three caps for a night of TV, or an afternoon of gaming.
But, my main point for posting is how intuitive and natural using the Mighty with dosing caps has become. My dispensary has been offering stellar product [which takes this to another level] that I medium grind. I pour a gram or two in my 4 x 4 inch square wood bowl. I have a large supply of empty caps, and I simply fill two, three, and sometimes four caps at once [not a hard and fast rule]. I tend to pack in about .2 grams, using my square bowl and my fingers works really well.
Keeping equipment clean is key. Beside the ritual weekly cleanings, I wipe my CU [no screen] down with a q-tip after dumping a capsule and popping in a fresh one. This only needs to be done about once or twice in a day [heavy use, about ten .2 caps]. I find keeping the oven and parts of CU that you can reach with the q-tip clean, will keep the dosing caps clean as well. Clean caps open and close very easily.
Now, onto the most important part of owning a Mighty - the process. I'm sure there are dozens of BEST ways to use the tool. I obviously like to have a few caps lined up and ready to go, heavily packed. Once you turn on the device, the dance begins. The first low temp pull [356-ish] is bursting with flavor and almost feels edible. The key to enjoyment of the taste and effect is patience, cadence, tempo with the timing of the device shutting on and off. I tend to let it shut down, maybe even take a few OFF hits, and pick back up again in a few - OR maybe go for two rounds in a row with no break, then let the unit cool down a bit. By the second or third round, I'm usually up about 5 or 10 degrees. That's all it usually takes, temp wise, to spend a capsule. I can ride this temp, or possible bump up once again to finalize [up to you and where you draw the line on ABV]. Normally, I can work a capsule for an hour or so, maybe faster if I've been out all day and haven't vaped. I can pack two or three caps for a night of TV, or an afternoon of gaming.
TheThriftDrifter
Land of the long vapor cloud
Thanks for the write up @OldPotHead 
It's enlightening to hear the different ways folk use their Mighty.
Sounds like you got yourself some nice dank bud too.
It's enlightening to hear the different ways folk use their Mighty.
Sounds like you got yourself some nice dank bud too.
flipjoe
Well-Known Member
Very interesting technique @OldPotHead!
I never thought about taking a few hits when it's off.
My routine is pretty simple in comparison. I just take a few hits at 356 and then bump it up to 365 until it starts to taste bad. If it's my last hit of the day i'll go to 383 for one or two.
I've had my Mighty for a couple of years now and i still love it a lot. More reliable than any vape i had so far. And it hits better than most others. For me it's the ultimate vaporizer. I wonder if there'll ever be a vape that tops it.
I really liked my fireflies 1 and 2. When they worked.
Quirky little beasts! And i still have a Ghost which is to inconsistent for me. No matter what technique. The Mighty is so easy to use and always produces nice vapor. Powerful hits too.
Sometimes i use my Grasshopper with a water bong. Very cool and full hits but not as comfy as hanging around on the sofa and sipping on a Mighty.
So here's my question for you fellow Mighty heads:
Did you came across another portable vaporizer that was as satisfying as the Mighty?
I'd love to try something new sometimes.
I never thought about taking a few hits when it's off.
My routine is pretty simple in comparison. I just take a few hits at 356 and then bump it up to 365 until it starts to taste bad. If it's my last hit of the day i'll go to 383 for one or two.
I've had my Mighty for a couple of years now and i still love it a lot. More reliable than any vape i had so far. And it hits better than most others. For me it's the ultimate vaporizer. I wonder if there'll ever be a vape that tops it.
I really liked my fireflies 1 and 2. When they worked.
Quirky little beasts! And i still have a Ghost which is to inconsistent for me. No matter what technique. The Mighty is so easy to use and always produces nice vapor. Powerful hits too.Sometimes i use my Grasshopper with a water bong. Very cool and full hits but not as comfy as hanging around on the sofa and sipping on a Mighty.
So here's my question for you fellow Mighty heads:
Did you came across another portable vaporizer that was as satisfying as the Mighty?
I'd love to try something new sometimes.
darbarikanada
Well-Known Member
I've had a mighty for 7+ years, have read about lots of vapes that have come out since (and used a few). as far as I can tell, if you're ok with a session vape, the answer is no. 'on demand' isn't the mighty's strong suit; if that's important to you, all-convection has gotten a lot better in recent years, but I haven't seen/read anything that makes me think there's an all-convection vape out there that's as easy to use as the mighty. Troy @ 420 vape zone still seems to like his mighty best of all the 300(!) devices he owns...
I think it speaks volumes that when Troy did his side-by-side of the old and new mighty, he didn't find much difference, ended up saying the OG was a better value. if S&B couldn't come up with a dramatic, obvious improvement after 7 (8?) years with all the resources at their disposal, that suggests they may have (inadvertently?) come up with a vape that's as near to perfect as you can get.
kind of reminds me of chrysler's slant-six engine...
Cheesequake
Free Men Don't Ask
Unless you don't care to use your Mighty when the batteries stop holding a charge you will definitely want/need swappable batteries. The only reason S&B doesn't allow you to swap them is so they can charge you to replace them or force you to buy a new unit.
You should check out the Hopper io. Instant heat up time, click it and rip it. No chance of combustion, couldn't be simpler - as strong of convection vapor as a plugin desktop unit.
RustyOldNail
SEARCH for the treasure...
Ha, doubt many know that reference! Used by farmers, to pump water in the fields, running 24/7 for many, many years. Just change the oil, add gas. Engine so good, they had to KILL it, $$$$ Got to have planned obsolescence to make a profit, unfortunately.... NICE oddball reference!!!
ChooChooCharlie
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looks bad ass ! u are always #1Another off topic Mighty-somewhat-related post:
2qan serial #1 next to @nenmayk original print #1
His form fit "wee" plastic version was the first, then copied
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Michel
Well-Known Member
Very interesting technique @OldPotHead!
I never thought about taking a few hits when it's off.
My routine is pretty simple in comparison. I just take a few hits at 356 and then bump it up to 365 until it starts to taste bad. If it's my last hit of the day i'll go to 383 for one or two.
I've had my Mighty for a couple of years now and i still love it a lot. More reliable than any vape i had so far. And it hits better than most others. For me it's the ultimate vaporizer. I wonder if there'll ever be a vape that tops it.
I really liked my fireflies 1 and 2. When they worked.
Sometimes i use my Grasshopper with a water bong. Very cool and full hits but not as comfy as hanging around on the sofa and sipping on a Mighty.
So here's my question for you fellow Mighty heads:
Did you came across another portable vaporizer that was as satisfying as the Mighty?
I'd love to try something new sometimes.
Tinymight. Had 3 Craftys, 4 Mightys, 3 OG Hoppers and 3 IO’s (and some other high quality vapes like Tafée, Volcano, Minivap). Thanks to some members here I pulled the trigger and I never looked back…
flipjoe
Well-Known Member
Tinymight looks nice but unfortunately it isn't available in germany.
Likun
Well-Known Member
What do you mean not available? https://tinymightvape.com/tinymightvape.eu/index.php?route=product/product&path=59&product_id=50Tinymight looks nice but unfortunately it isn't available in germany.
For me it says 'in stock'.
To be on topic:
After owning my first Mighty for 2 weeks now I must say I'm impressed.
I've always been against S&B and their overpriced plastic Vapes, but the Mighty is truely a solid session unit. I prefer it even to my Solo 2, just slightly but I do. In terms of vapor production at least. Solo 2 still has a much better build and material quality + battery + ease of cleaning.
For the same price I'd probably go for the Mighty though. That was a real Black Friday Deal for me - new OG Mighty for around 130 €!
If they both are at the usual retail prices, Mghty around ~210 € or higher and Solo around 130 € I'd possibly go for the solo. Just my
stonedmallone
Well-Known Member
You liked the mighty more than the Minivap? I really want to try a minivap but I have a bowle and mighty so don't feel like I need one any more
flipjoe
Well-Known Member
Yeah, i could order it from Finland which is ok. I thought they're from the US first. But i like to buy it at a local store because vapes often break after a while and it's nice to have a store around to take care of it. But i think i might give it a try soon.
Really wondering if it can compete with the Mighty for my needs.
I like convection vapes but after a while i always came back to the Crafty or Mighty. Maybe the Tinymight is different though.
Been Vapin
Fringe Class
mighty was getting very dirty again, decreased performance and taste. The oven was a mess!
Cleaned the Mighty+ for the third time since purchasing at launch. Warmed up the oven and the wiped the oven with some 91% iso in a q tip and t shirt. Very easy clean up on the oven. Almost as good as new!
simce purchasing the mighty i have only used the cloud EVO a few times, all other vapes are Sitting idle.
Cleaned the Mighty+ for the third time since purchasing at launch. Warmed up the oven and the wiped the oven with some 91% iso in a q tip and t shirt. Very easy clean up on the oven. Almost as good as new!
simce purchasing the mighty i have only used the cloud EVO a few times, all other vapes are Sitting idle.
Robert-in-YEG
Well-Known Member
Definitely lots of VAS symptoms for the Tinymight, but It's a bit pricey, the value of the Canadian dollar sucks, have to import, and my wife would kill me. Probably going to die anyway??
Robert-in-YEG
"A woman wearing clothes is like a man without any profits."
Ferengi Rule of Acquisition #108
Michel
Well-Known Member
The mighty/crafty was my favorite vape from 2015 -2019. MV is more for glass users or long whips, needs some cooling, but has an outstanding taste. Pretty much comparable to a Bowle, imho, in terms of vapor quality. I don’t think you are missing anything by not owning a Minivap, apart it’s massive battery power. There are some mighty/ MV comparisons in the corresponding threads. Feel free to PM me. You might open a new thread in „ask FC“ where I would love to contribute since I don’t want to derail this thread any further…
Got my Mighty+ a few weeks back. Didn't think I would find the new features useful, been a Mighty OG user since 2017. BUT, things just work...USB charging with fast charger is super-cool...The heat-up time is even shorter than I (still) expect being used to my old Mghty. The ceramic base is even easier to clean...Somehow things don't get stuck to it like they did with the OG Mighty... The only issue I'm having with Mighty+ is that the oven bottom screen falls off too easily..I've already lost like 3 when cleaning the unit in a hurry. Anyone experienced the same, any tips?
All the best to everybody
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All the best to everybody
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green68beetle
Well-Known Member
I have owned a Mighty for 5 years and the on/off switch has broken. S & B quoted a ridiculous price to fix it and it is not worth it, plus I have to send it halfway around the world, and get it back.If anyone is looking for the actual smd switch used in the mighty for the power switch, you can get a replacement from Digi-key.
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I haven't replaced the switch in mine yet, I just use a piece of wire to hotwire it on every time
Thanks to this thread I have worked out how to get in and have a look and the top of the switch is sheared off. Can't find it inside so not sure what happened to it?
Is this absolutely the right switch (pictured above)? It is cheap but I need to get it shipped from the US to AUS so that adds up.
Also I have never soldered, and this is tiny. Am I kidding myself attempting to replace this?
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David Root
Well-Known Member
Perhaps have some one else solder it that has had experience. You can burn up the switch easily.
David
David
triskelion
Member
You need to sit the screen properly, push the screen further downward to sit on the notch, that notch keeps the screen in place
Robert-in-YEG
Well-Known Member
Soldering is not easy; at least for me.
I've been doing IT stuff for 30 years and have had to do electronic repairs involved that required soldering things. It was something I never mastered. I don't have steady hands, and I just don't have the technique.
Maybe you can find someone who does a lot of repairs on radios or SCADA, or other industry where sometimes things need to be soldered together?
Robert-in-YEG
"The most beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can grow separately without growing apart."
- Elizabeth Foley
green68beetle
Well-Known Member
Yes, I am starting to get a little daunted about the prospect of attempting this myself. I would love to take it somewhere to be repaired but I live in a country where it is illegal so this is not easy. I do know some people who can solder so maybe I will ask around.
I suppose the worst that can happen is it fails, and I have lost about $30 in the attempt (new switch and tools).
I really wish S & B offered better warranty. I was looking at the tinymight that seems to have a 10 year warranty. However, I did get 5 years of trouble free operation from the Mighty and my Volcano must be over a decade old and still functions.
OldPotHead
I vape to get even
Good luck with soldering. I learned this skill a while back, and the key is in the "tinning", or pre-application of the solder, and having things held in place [special vise / clamps]. Plenty of videos out there on it.
As far as my adventures in Mighty+ land, things have been very good. My strains have been very nice lately, and the Mighty allows me to really appreciate this. I do find the accuracy and ability to fine tune the oven, can lead to some custom temp extraction from strain to strain, but a more generic approach works just as well. In other words...
370 with a slight bump at the end works just as well as 356, 365, 370, 375, 380
I find that I can extract just about every drop at just about any temp - within reason. How it's doled out changes, but the machine will extract at a wide variety of settings.
I'm experimenting with a heavy pack [pure convenience of less loading]. Again, within reason, I can pull every drop regardless of the level of tamp / grind. I can also let it sit idle and restart with probably the least downgrade in taste of any vape I've used. Here's why.
I feel between the quality of the oven [lots of heat very quickly], and the air flow AROUND the caps, permit the cap to truly act like a POD, and cook without blocking airflow. The space right up against the oven is not stuffed up, and air can circulate around the capsule. This makes heat penetration so much easier.
Battery life is my only negative, but the fact it charges so quickly, saves the day. I still cannot used plugged in without the overheat error message. Again, it'll charge in like 45 minutes, and I have a spare Crafty+. Packing and really milking capsules, I can do about 4 per charge, sometimes only 3, but I'll charge at 2 bars.
As far as my adventures in Mighty+ land, things have been very good. My strains have been very nice lately, and the Mighty allows me to really appreciate this. I do find the accuracy and ability to fine tune the oven, can lead to some custom temp extraction from strain to strain, but a more generic approach works just as well. In other words...
370 with a slight bump at the end works just as well as 356, 365, 370, 375, 380
I find that I can extract just about every drop at just about any temp - within reason. How it's doled out changes, but the machine will extract at a wide variety of settings.
I'm experimenting with a heavy pack [pure convenience of less loading]. Again, within reason, I can pull every drop regardless of the level of tamp / grind. I can also let it sit idle and restart with probably the least downgrade in taste of any vape I've used. Here's why.
I feel between the quality of the oven [lots of heat very quickly], and the air flow AROUND the caps, permit the cap to truly act like a POD, and cook without blocking airflow. The space right up against the oven is not stuffed up, and air can circulate around the capsule. This makes heat penetration so much easier.
Battery life is my only negative, but the fact it charges so quickly, saves the day. I still cannot used plugged in without the overheat error message. Again, it'll charge in like 45 minutes, and I have a spare Crafty+. Packing and really milking capsules, I can do about 4 per charge, sometimes only 3, but I'll charge at 2 bars.
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andrew`124c41+
Well-Known Member
Questions:
How presciously can the temperature be controlled?
How small a load can be placed in the unit?
Is there a way to run it through a Bong fie water filtration?
How presciously can the temperature be controlled?
How small a load can be placed in the unit?
Is there a way to run it through a Bong fie water filtration?