Hello.
only tried it briefly so far...and it's great!!!!
metal original long stem, cooling unit moved 3-4mm below the edge - so microdosing - ground only slightly in the hands, flower almost whole, so that the resin remains intact (I like it so much)
temperature level set to 1.5
after vibrating, I wait another 1-2 seconds, then slowly inhale and hold for approximately 4 seconds, even after that I continue to inhale even after switching off.
I have to admit that I am more of a homeopathic user, I have a low tolerance, so smaller doses are enough for me.
I was quite pleasantly surprised that even at such a low setting the TM2 produces decent vapor and flavor as I was used to from previous machines.
I'm a bit confused about the washers and nuts in the cooling unit.....
wouldn't that deserve a special component?
and how much effect does this metal have on the taste? what is this material exactly? I'm thinking about what to put in the box......an aquarium?
otherwise, adjusting the size of the herb space by sliding the cooler is absolutely fantastic and practical. I don't want it any other way!!!!!
I haven't tried the session mode yet, this is how it works for me......
at higher temperature settings, eg 3, 4 or 5, I sometimes feel that the performance is unbalanced.
and as I read here in the thread about non-functioning tm, I'm worried that this is happening to me too, moreover, I don't know if I would recognize it without comparing it to a functioning unit. when there are so many variables in vaping.
can it be breath speed? with a quick inhalation it gives more vapor, with a slow inhalation it is gentler and one feels that it does not heat up.
I'm used to the fact that with MFLB or VAPMAN it's like that the faster you draw, the more it cools and the less vapor you get.
with TM2 it seems to be the exact opposite.
is it possible that the control unit reacts to the pull-cooling and makes up for the performance?
we used it with a larger group of people at night by the fire and I have to say that it is very practical for more people. you move the cooler for a larger chamber space and then just explain how the button works and you don't have to worry about anything anymore, which is more complicated with other vaporizers described above.
I would also like to know if the device is in the on-demand mode, but is idle for a long time, so whether it draws power and whether it turns itself off.
because sometimes it happened that the sent TM2 did not return to my hand and got stuck somewhere in a friend's pocket without being turned off.
so far I think the metal stem is better than the glass because it's cold and long and as for the taste, I still draw air through the metal cooling unit.
what I think is great is that it is unbreakable and I also like the design.
I will certainly appreciate tips on cooling mouthpieces, but I'm looking for a small, unbreakable and with the possibility of regulating the space for herbs.
even here in Europe, there are probably not many opportunities to try these mouthpieces in a store.
and the last observation, I have to get used to the constant flashing of the LED lights, especially at night and in the forest, it's a bit annoying.
unless you're projecting these lights onto various surfaces of trees or faces and it's not part of the experience...
the system of vibrating and holding the device is excellent, although I was a little surprised by the size and robustness of the device.
now after a few days it doesn't feel like it anymore, on the contrary, I appreciate the dignity and elegance that makes this device an unrivaled creation.
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