Hey, I just bought a new Fog Pro and I'm trying to do my PhD with it
I read the forum posts but I still have some doubts. My post will be long because I'm a detailer, but I hope it's interesting, especially for people who can't find too much information about this device either.
1. Does your device also heat up a lot (body) during even the first 5-minute session? My new device does. It does not burn, but in winter you could warm your hand on it. I had a Fenix mini and it only warmed up after 2-3 sessions in a row. But - fact - Fenix mini is covered with rubber, which probably does not conduct heat so much, so maybe it was heating up the same, but I didn't feel it.
2. I thought that since the device is convection, the chamber itself would not warm up, but it warms up even without puffing. In your devices too? By the way, on different pages the device has different descriptions - sometimes they write that it is 100% convection, sometimes that it is 80/20% convection/conduction.
3. I'm learning Fog Pro. Sometimes I have a big cloud, sometimes not. I have the impression that when I inhale strongly, there is more steam, but I won't be able to take a strong and long breath to have a bigger cloud (and I like big clouds
4. Do you have a patent to reduce the chamber? Or have you tried vaping with half a chamber? I wonder if the device works as efficiently with a half-filled chamber, and I can't judge it. I am curious about your experiences.
5. When you use a dosing capsule from Fenix mini or Xmax V3 pro that are not perfectly matched in size, is the performance the same or worse?
6. Do you always mix in the chamber during sessions? Do you think it is necessary? I thought it wouldn't matter with convection, but since it's probably a hybrid
7. Can the mouthpiece tube be soaked in isopropyl alcohol or should only the inside of the tube be cleaned?
The overall impression - I share - is a nice device that fits well in the hand, although it is heavy. But I like its weight. Though I would be afraid of what would happen to it if it fell out of my hand. But you know - it's better not to fall out
After the first cleaning with isopropyl alcohol and burning through, I still smelled the factory. Not after a few uses. I am experimenting with the thickness of grinding and I do not have a clear opinion here, but it is certainly easier to clog the filter with fine grinding. Cleaning will be more difficult than in Fenix mini or Dynavap, but you can handle it. I have the impression that the silicone gasket will not get dirty as much as in Fenix Mini - or it will be less visible, because the gaskets in Fog Pro are black, which suits me. The air passage is very large, which in my opinion allows you to get a low vapor temperature. The cool vapor is great, but at the same time I feel like I like more resistance, because then I know I'm definitely taking a puff. Maybe I can get used to it. I covered the air inlets with my hand, but the resistance is still minimal (when the chamber is loosely filled - drought is poured in and slightly leveled with a finger).
I had slightly different expectations (bigger clouds - again: I like clouds
, but maybe I'll like the device when I learn to use it better. My ideal is Dynavap, only in its case there are no such long sessions, which I sometimes like. I will test Fog Pro with a bong, I'm curious
Regards!
