SD_haze
Well-Known Member
First off, I'd say the cloud's warm-up time IS similar to the log vapes at 10-30 mins. The light may turn green @ 10mins, but unless you're just taking one small to medium rip and waiting a while, I like to preheat for an additional 10-20 mins more.Thanks, that was a brilliant post. I'm in the UK so I was actually looking at the Wychwood log vaporizer to tide me over until the cloud is available so I have a silent running alternative to the 'cano for when I have people staying round for prolonged periods. In fact, it's thanks to frequent visits from family/non-vaping friends/colleagues who don't know I vape that I found that I could vape 15-30mg, get pain relief and have little to no discernible effect in my ability to converse/study/train/work/be around non vapers...having said that, I never vape before work since I'm not comfortable doing that.
Just out of interest, is the 'cano what you'd consider to be a 'big hitter'? I'm assuming the cloud is another one. The only downside I can see of a log vape (like the wychwood) is the 10-30min warm up time vs 10mins max of the cloud. Since I only need a backup vaporizer for use during family visits, leaving a vape plugged in all day isn't an option. Having said that, if I'm getting a vaporizer, I'd quite like it to be on par or even an upgrade to the 'cano. Or in the case of the cloud, offering different experience of use (non-bag, all glass path etc) and similar quality.
Sorry for derailing the cloud thread. Back on topic, I don't suppose you could try loading 15mg & 30mg in the cloud and see if it even produces vapour? I've been able to get noticeable (if faint) vapour clouds coming out with the 'cano at those amounts as well as the desired effect. Of course the effect is personal since I have a different bodyweight, brain chemistry, condition to treat, tolerance etc to you so I'd feel a different effect at those low amounts than you. However the cloud(s) of vapour produced should be independent of those personal factors.
Thanks
My logs do tend to operate quieter than the cloud because of the wind tunnel noise of the cloud when hitting it hard. Consider though if you'll be using the log daily, but have to unplug it every day or reheat it multiple times a day, that is going to cause a lot more wear & tear than leaving it on. Or only using it a few times a week.
Back to the cloud topic,
I believe you could get, at the minimum, similar effects from such small loads (15-30mg) as you did with the volcano. You might find the cloud does tiny amounts best with a higher temperature setting, 1-3pm+