Discontinued VapeXhale Cloud EVO
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Burn
Well-Known Member
they do not, they are a bit too wide to fit.
hektik8625
Well-Known Member
Last thing before this evo is perfect, all glass/quartz or ceramic ELB's. I'm sure they thought of this already though.....but that would be sick!
Been Vapin
Fringe Class
I just accidentally ripped a ELB of flower at max temp. It didn't combust, but it was pretty damn close. I think there was some scorching though. Need to clean my HT and ELB now. Its got that funky smoke/Vape smell.
That rip was strong though.
That rip was strong though.
IncredulousDylan
Active Member
From my talks with VapeXhale, they have removed the product from the website and do not plan to offer any more chillers for sale. Apparently a combination of low demand and issues from the manufacturer. Shame, because I think that they are an excellent product besides the glue defect and really up the comfort factor on big hits. I let them know as much. No matter the temperature, my first hit through the chiller can barely be felt.
Seek
Apprentice Daydreamer
I think these VapeXchillers couldn't compete with VaporTamers.
Vaportamer should work the same way, it's a lot cheaper and AFAIK there are no glue problems.
And I think also a very important one: It's input joint is protruded and not recessed like a VapeXchiller.
Not only that enables keck-clipping, but more importantly it would keep the glycerin away from the hot EVO joint if you used it directly.
I just can't see any advantage over a VaporTamer at all... ...maybe it can hold the cold longer as the recessed joint gives it more capacity (when not sitting on the EVO).
...but I don't have either, so I don't know.
Vaportamer should work the same way, it's a lot cheaper and AFAIK there are no glue problems.
And I think also a very important one: It's input joint is protruded and not recessed like a VapeXchiller.
Not only that enables keck-clipping, but more importantly it would keep the glycerin away from the hot EVO joint if you used it directly.
I just can't see any advantage over a VaporTamer at all... ...maybe it can hold the cold longer as the recessed joint gives it more capacity (when not sitting on the EVO).
...but I don't have either, so I don't know.
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Mrmrmrmr
Well-Known Member
Good points. Your referring to the tamers sold by 7th floor right ?
oldiebutgoodie
Apostle, Church of Vaporization
The ELB's mesh is required for airflow. It also enables turbulence and pressurization, factors in the Cloud's performance. I don't think this would be possible with glass/quartz. Possibly with a ceramic using micro-manufacturing, but probably would cost a fortune.
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hektik8625
Well-Known Member
For sure, some genius can tackle this problem! For sure!
scottg402
Well-Known Member
Yes I think he is and I 100% agree. I wanted to get a VXL chiller to compare but I couldn't get past the price difference so I just got two 7th floor vape tamers. I have the Fatty and Saturn and would recommend the Saturn as it seems to last much longer with the extra glycerin and longer glass travel path.
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b0
Cloudy...
I take hits from my EVO at max and never reaches near combustion. In fact I only get chocolate ABV, not really dark chocolate or near combustion like in my old Cloud+.
It seems like all international units are like that, hope it can get a bit hoter...
Been Vapin
Fringe Class
That is how my first unit performed until it melted down. My new unit is a totally different Vape. I usually hit between 10:30 and 12. The old unit needed to be around 3 to get a decent hit. Hits were almost non existent at 12.
Now it's huge clouds with one to three hit extraction. Also the old unit put off a nasty smell/taste when inverted. Not the case with the new one.
b0
Cloudy...
I don't have any bad taste problems or anything like that. My only problem is temperature, my unit performs exactly as your old one.
But when I send it to vapefiend they tried it and said that all their units where almost the same and maybe even with a bit lower temp, so I ask to have my old unit better.
Don't get me wrong, I love my EVO, but sometimes I wish it can get just a bit hotter. This week I'm gonna try it with some shatter and if it works good then I wouldn't worry again
IAmKrazy2
Darth Vapor
I have done that on accident before too after running a bunch of bubble and shatter at high temp. A surprise coughing fit. Sucks man. Clean that glass.
jim-bob
Well-Known Member
These last few days I've really been enjoying the evo with just a little bit in the ELB and the dry glass stem. Take a lung-clearing exhale, and just breathe in through the stem. It's good for one massive hit and a decent second hit, and it's delicious! I don't usually go above 12:00 dry, though.
new hydrafoots. sorry if old news but I opened my package 2 minutes ago to find a flatter base better joint all around superior hydrafoot. lower center of gravity and what not. take a look
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Roth
Pining for the Mountains
Low enough for super tasty hits, and high enough for concentrates.
Afaik, there have never been published numbers. And trying to get a temp reading with an IR thermometer proves quite difficult due to the glass and angle.
But seriously, don't worry about the temp range. It covers the full spectrum of all the temps you could want.
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Roth
Pining for the Mountains
Nope, no guidelines or hash marks. The knob has a sort of "resting point" at noon on the dial, but that's it.
At first, I was like you too and wanted to know the actual values/etc. Once I used it though, I quickly realized it wasn't needed! You'll quickly learn your sweet spot on the dial.
I'm sure I'll be able to learn my usual temps. With my herbalizer I'll go all the way up to 445. About where would that be on the evo? Thanks
Roth
Pining for the Mountains
445 F seems like the upper range that most people vape at. I'd hazard a guess that it's around 3 o'clock on the dial. But that's just a guess, don't have an Herbalizer to compare it directly to.
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Vapinghole
Low-Temp Hempist / JedHI Master
Just knocked out one of my trusty "flerrl" hits via the EVO. Nighty night!
oldiebutgoodie
Apostle, Church of Vaporization
Looking for a little advice . . .
I've acquired some pressed kief (Girl Scout Cookies, Dutch Treat, Blue Diesel). In the past, I mixed small amounts of the hash with finely ground flowers, to spike the load. But I wondering if there is a better way to get the kief's full strength. I don't have any nails. It was suggested that I just put a small piece in an ELB and go with that. It seems I needed more though to get full clouds, and a higher temp.
Anyone have a suggestion as to be best way to get the most out of these goodies?
I've acquired some pressed kief (Girl Scout Cookies, Dutch Treat, Blue Diesel). In the past, I mixed small amounts of the hash with finely ground flowers, to spike the load. But I wondering if there is a better way to get the kief's full strength. I don't have any nails. It was suggested that I just put a small piece in an ELB and go with that. It seems I needed more though to get full clouds, and a higher temp.
Anyone have a suggestion as to be best way to get the most out of these goodies?