fangorn
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Yes i did !!are y'all flying with your toads?
No trouble... !
Yes i did !!are y'all flying with your toads?
Hey @namasteIIIAnyone recall if it is recommended to wax the Toad sleeves?
Thanks! What are 'the handles'?Hey @namasteIII
the handles
ah....Thanks! What are 'the handles'?
Exactly !!I take it you don't have to do it, but you put a tiny bit and it doesn’t hurt
fangorn youre putting this thread on your back, a true OG
Do you understand English like reading and you’re using the translator just to talk and type ? Or are you posting all our reply’s into Google translate also ?
Either way it’s impressive. Do you use a lot of concentrates with your toad ? Or only flower ?
Thanks for the info. Not packing tight at all, and grind level should be ok. Def not combusting - light brown result at best. Will keep ‘working’ on itTry slowing down your inhale while also going less aggressive on the heat, at least at first so you don't combust. Used a fully charged battery. Clean the contacts if you think you have to. Grind fine but not to fine but as consistently as possible. Don't tamp or do the lightest of tamps if desired. I also like to not use the straw vacuum method and instead use a funnel to load the herb. This makes the pack and airflow through the herb more consistent and a bit looser.
Lastly keep at it. Theres a technique but the you will get it. You can definitely get clouds.
Flower thats on the drier side helps too.
I'd start by cleaning all the connectors, including the button. It's easy to do, the instructions are very clear and detailed here (first post):Thanks for the info. Not packing tight at all, and grind level should be ok. Def not combusting - light brown result at best. Will keep ‘working’ on it
a beautyI'd start by cleaning all the connectors, including the button. It's easy to do, the instructions are very clear and detailed here (first post):
It's more important than it seems with the Toad.
Once it's ready to use, and with your own right technique, it's perfectly capable of producing good milky clouds, with a well-charged battery, as it's quite power-hungry (It's a good idea to change batteries every 3 or 4 sessions at most, to keep the same intensity.)
Toad69 in the garden with a High Artisan glass stem.
Thanks for the tips!a beauty
Toad stems have an outer diameter of about 14mm. Tinymight is around 16mm.Hey all. Served a long time on the wait list and I finally got my number on the last batch. Was wondering if the TinyMight and Toad had the same outer diameter for stems? I'd like to get some cooling stems before it gets here but most makers seem to have TM stems in stock more often than ones specific for the Toad. Thanks in advance!
Hey all. Served a long time on the wait list and I finally got my number on the last batch. Was wondering if the TinyMight and Toad had the same outer diameter for stems? I'd like to get some cooling stems before it gets here but most makers seem to have TM stems in stock more often than ones specific for the Toad. Thanks in advance!
From what I got to experience, it’s all about heat retention. If you follow the basic 6 sec / 6 sec / 6 sec (for a low heater, 3 sec of high heater), that last 6 sec is about emptying the heat in the heater. But if you lower that 6 sec to 5 or 4, that little heat will remain for next heating cycle, and it’s that heat that will give that extra clouds. But it can lead to combust aswell. And obviously, you can heat longer, and inhale speed (rather slow) is a factor aswell. That’s why I find this kind of vape being ‘organic’, you really must feel everything going on. And then the magic happensHi —
New user here, but experienced vaper. Coming from a Legacy Pro — a ?: are ‘clouds’ really not the way of this vape? Have the high heater, but while I get a nice bit of vape if I hold the button to preheat for 10 secs, then inhale while holding another 8 secs or so, it’s quite different from the Legacy at a high (say 390+) heat.
Thoughts appreciated, thanks.