no, it was a discussion prompted by my asking how to get more vapor out my LL Cera cart..
I figure it was resolved around the time I suggested looking before loading was possibly suggested merely as a test now and then, to gauge the battery capacity, and make sure all was operational..
I recall it being a discussion prompted by your statement that 'the first step in loading is to run the heater....'.
I too thought it'd been put to rest when you said you now thought it was a 'once in a while' (not every time) deal, but you days later brought up the easily misunderstood (and IMO false in places) reference above.
For the record, I'm in no fear of being turned into any such of pillar.....interesting analogy given Lot's wife suffered such for disobeying simple instructions...... I do, however, have 'a thing' for bad advise that might be taken for good on this Forum. I think guys should be able to trust the advice they get here, or at least know the reasons behind it? Informed choices being the goal.
Alright, I was just confused then why you quoted that part from the directions. It lines up with what we've been saying.
I can't see why loading first would make it heat up slower.
Watching for a little glow first is something I do, to check that the battery is in order. I just want to make sure no one thinks there's any reason to heat it to full glow prior to loading it up.
That's how I recall it as well, and I was there......
I agree, preheating before loading is not going to effect timing all that much, it rapidly cools off to a temperature that it can achieve in a second or to from cold (the slow part of heat up is at the top end, not the bottom).
Watching the core to gauge battery is fine, but overdoing it only wastes time and battery power. And for sure it's not a necessary step each time.
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