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That's what I want to hear! This with nice and thorough extraction/browning?I've been ripping loosely packed stems in 2 hits just lately . . . just the ticket when I'm on the move & in a Rush . . .
Yes indeed my friend. I am hovering around 80% on the Zionometer and I am producing daaark coffee groundsThat's what I want to hear! This with nice and thorough extraction/browning?
So, I wasn't paying attention last night while I was watching something on TV and before hitting Venus (in a good way) I realized I had held the button too long (probably 25 seconds). I knew better but decided to take a chance. Boom, combustion. Oops.
Fortunately I was using my UFO so I saw the combustion before it got to me. As thick as Zion clouds can be, combustion is pretty obvious when you see it.
I describe this event for 2 reasons. First to remind folks that Zion has a LOT of power and is no weak ass vape that leaves you unfulfilled. You CAN get as serious a hit as you want from Zion. And while it is very controllable, you CAN go too far. And I did.
But the OTHER part of the story is combustion cleanup is easy and simple, and leave no residual taste in the Zion. The goods are in the separate glass stem and unless you freaked and actually blew into the stem, the smoke doesn't enter the device at all. Changed my M2M (or I coulda cleaned it but I have more), changed the water in my UFO and I was off again as if it never happened.
I can't help but wonder if Zion is gonna change things...
One isn't a door, the panel over the electronics is non removable by the user.
I'm conflicted because I know screwing around with the insides will void the warranty, but If I can fix something myself, I would like to have that option. Send me a new heater so I don't have to send my unit away kind of thing. Then there is the whole QC issue of whether or not something else is wrong or that I know what I am doing or even installed it correctly, but i digress.
I would much rather have to much power than not enough!! You never know when you might need that extra oooommmph!!The biggest frustration I have with my FM5.0 is its fixed temp being too low. I am very limited in my ability to get a good hit with it. If the strain is just right, the moisture level is just right and I have a full battery charge I can be satisfied. In many cases I can not.
If you can not ever no matter what you do go too far, I think there is a good chance that you will not always be satisfied. Zion is still very controllable, and I can turn it down so combustion is impossible, but you CAN go further than you should. That is a feature, not a bug.
May I suggest, however, that TOD is NOT for you.
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If you bought your Zion before October you have a lifetime Warranty. If after that you have 3 years. There really is no need to go inside the Zion unless you have a failure, and then you have a warranty. If you have a problem and describe it to RBT, he will instruct you on what to do, which will likely be to send it back to him. Details on warranty repairs will follow.
To be honest with you there is very little to go wrong so I don't expect many warranty issues. This is not a terribly complicated device like some others out there. But only time will tell for certain...
Yes indeed my friend. I am hovering around 80% on the Zionometer and I am producing daaark coffee grounds
Johnny yomps it up.
But I have mentioned elsewhere on the forum however, that although asthmatic, I do have vacuum lungs . . .
I see this as a positive.That is one "negative" I've noticed about the Zion from other reviews, is that it is possible to combust with it.