Hey Everyone, a long time lurker here and would first like to say thank you to everyone on this forum and especially this thread. This is the most helpful forum I have ever come across and a great community!
I came here searching to upgrade from Vapor King that I got off eBay years ago and, after reading the forum for several months, ended up getting EVO + SSFG Hydraline package during the 420 sale. Words really can't describe how happy I am with the EVO! It is so much more efficient and I can now actually taste the flavor of the herb! I am still learning how to use it and just wanted to ask a little advice from the current EVO owners.
There have been a number of posts about vapor being wispy and I am having a similar issue. I was able to get a decent vapor density when I followed Fame Is A Vapor's
advice but even after 20 minutes preheating on max, the vapor is not quite as dense as from my friend's Solo and that can't be right...
The top of my EVO gets extremely hot so I know the heating element generates lots of heat and I don’t think there are cracks in the bamboo. Based on what others reported here, my bamboo is on the narrower side (~2mm the narrowest part) but if anything, that should only help to heat the air as it passes through, especially if the pull is slow. I still have to experiment with different strains and techniques and just wanted to ask people who had this issue and sent their units for calibration – did that make a difference in the vapor output? Was it really noticeable and worth not having EVO for a while?
Also, a different but possibly related question for SSFG Hydraline owners – a friend noticed that only four slits are firing at the same time, no matter how I tilt the tube, how fast/slow I pull, and how much water there is. I usually add just enough water to cover the slits and, of course, different slits fire at different angles, but it is always just 3-4 of them. It is certainly very different from what I see on
this video (also, for some reason there is no Soul Shine label on my hydraline). Did anyone notice anything similar with their hydralines? Thanks in advance.