DevoTheStrange
Ia! Ia! Vapor Fthagn!
Now over the past few months this has actually been a bit on my mind.
I know the higher up you go the lower temp you get too boil water. I wonder how much of a temp difference your elevation has on vaporizing (or rather barometric pressure)
reason I am saying this I live right next too the mountains, so I can go from 5000 feet too 10000 over the course of the day.
Iolite tends too putter out at the high elevations so I haven't been able too use the iolite too test this.
But I have noticed it is easier for me too scorch my herb at higher altitudes. and when using the extreme I will get darker ABV if I dont turn it down a few.
has anyone else noticed this, are have already taken into account their elevation for what temperatures they vape at?
I know the higher up you go the lower temp you get too boil water. I wonder how much of a temp difference your elevation has on vaporizing (or rather barometric pressure)
reason I am saying this I live right next too the mountains, so I can go from 5000 feet too 10000 over the course of the day.
Iolite tends too putter out at the high elevations so I haven't been able too use the iolite too test this.
But I have noticed it is easier for me too scorch my herb at higher altitudes. and when using the extreme I will get darker ABV if I dont turn it down a few.
has anyone else noticed this, are have already taken into account their elevation for what temperatures they vape at?