jpdnkstr
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You may want to experiment with the 3 or 4 ohm I have not tried those yetI have a severe lung issue and find 2.4 ohm too much for me.......thanks jpdnksatr, I'll try the 5 ohm!
You may want to experiment with the 3 or 4 ohm I have not tried those yetI have a severe lung issue and find 2.4 ohm too much for me.......thanks jpdnksatr, I'll try the 5 ohm!
Porquiplane have you tried 5ohm at 3.7?
I have a severe lung issue and find 2.4 ohm too much for me.......thanks jpdnksatr, I'll try the 5 ohm!
so if the herc is an herb cart mainly, the 1701 is for straight liquid, no solid, concentrate, what is the new leak-proof, clog-proof cart supposed to be?guys the 1701's is designed specifically for oils that are consistent like gold. I just dont know how it will work with thicker stuff. As we have to test and see but i doubt its going to work with thicker stuff.
so if the herc is an herb cart mainly, the 1701 is for straight liquid, no solid, concentrate, what is the new leak-proof, clog-proof cart supposed to be?
The Herc is the Herb cart for v1, v2 and persei at 3.7v. Herc for oils works with 7.4v Persei.
the 1701 from my designs it is for gold type liquids. I just dont know how it will work with stable oils. the 1701 has a burlier heater and is leak and clog proof. Now all this is still BS because its all on paper, until we test them out we cant back up our claims.
Plus we just scrapped 1000 pcs of 1701's because we had some issues after we put it into production. It leaked so we scraped the whole production run to redesign and change a few parts inside. Redesigned pcs comes out in three weeks for testing.
The main difference between the 1701 and the current design is that the 1701 has no silica rope.
You know me bob ill speak the truth.
Hey G, you still haven't mentioned whether or not the Hercules will do oil on the HVD using the 7.4v configuration. I'm starting to feel like the Omicron is becoming a second thought and that the Persei might have been the wiser choice.
This is interesting! I use mainly oils, not wax, and mostly "thin" though not as thin as PG.The main difference between the 1701 and the current design is that the 1701 has no silica rope.
This is interesting! I use mainly oils, not wax, and mostly "thin" though not as thin as PG.
I had a single 4 Ohm cart that I called "magic" - It lasted through >7g. When I took it apart I found it had only a tiny bit of wick - probably 1/4 the size of the other carts I'd taken apart (thanks OF - if I started the seal with a paperclip, then pulled with a needle-nose, everything comes out quick and easy. BTW. The attachment of the bridge and where the wires run and are connected varies with each label type - e.g. does + run through or under from the top of the upper seal or is the bridge a single block pressed on or a separate assembly with a tube that fits over the flue tube).
It would be great if the 1701s just performed nearly as well as that one "magic" (or "defective" maybe) cart did. For the record, it died "live" with both heaters good, but with what silica rope there was entirely caked into a solid black chunk - It is more common for me to lose "high power" carts by laying on the button too long ('til the "death puff of smoke" comes from the bottom) - nearly every 2.4 I've taken apart looks like OF's picture with the wick blackened in the middle and they are usually "retired" with both heaters still alive.
Three weeks until testing - Any guesses on production, if they pass? Thanksgiving? Christmas?
-NDA
The Hercules for oils was never made to be used for the Omicron. The 1701's are the second generation oil carts for the Omicron.
So what are the differences with the Herc as opposed to a standard cart? looks like the airflow/intake is increased, different heater/different delivery system (non-wicked), can be used on any battery set, does flowers low power, does oils high power, and remains cool even when driven.
And, from the old blank label carts to the newer carts that have the heat warning, is there any functional difference internally?
Standard cart is not as bad ass as the Hercules.
I'm going to sell mine. I love the way it hits. But I do not enjoy filling the carts, since I make shatter and it is not really suitable for this. I mean you can use shatter but you lose a lot in the process.
I have thick wax in my 4ohm on 7.4 and want to take larger hits but,dont want to burn it out. how long can I safely hold the button. Im doin 2 on 3 off 3 timesfor a single hit then the carts hot and I let it cool. Plus what are waus to keep pure gold from leakin out my 5 ohm?
I make shatter and I think it works great, if not better than runny oils.
How do you lose oil in the process? Sounds like you are overheating it while filling. I prefer using a heatgun over a lighter for that reason.
conversely, the runnier the concentrate, the more likely to leak and the less likely to clog.
stands to reason.
update on hercules 3.7v persei, looks like you can char it more then the omicron if you just press it longer.
This is due to the bigger 18650 battery and its capability to provide more power.
If the persei has enough power to char flower in herc cart at 3.7 why cant it vape thin oils at 3.7 as well?