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Feb 14 2014
It will eventually separate. Then again, pretty much any mixture of anything will eventually separate. It is just a matter of time.
Looks real good there grassmatch.
I am assuming that is BHO mixed with PG USP? How has your experience been? Feel free to share.
I have tried all kinds of other products that does not require mixing or thinning. I have not found any yet that I could even consider medicinal except for maybe the Eclipse with a non decarbed oil. However, the eclipse is a two handed deal and is a pain in the ass. Also, it offers no stealth what so ever.
Either way, it looks good grassmatch
Feb 14 2014
Well, I have broken down once again. I can't really afford it, but my blog has received a lot more views than I ever expected. So that is a good enough excuse for me to make yet another investment. This may not go as fast as the others, I want to be cautious because this step can get quite expensive and it is very unique. I just ordered a mechanical vape. I am considering expensive accessories for it. First I want to get the vape and see how it works with the products I have on hand.
I will report back as soon as I can.
Feb 14 2014
occclub,
I think you might have it wrong. RSO vapes at low temperatures. It is the most delicate oil I have ever vaped. QWISO and other non decarbed oils are much more forgiving. You can apply more heat without burning the product. Scientifically, I am not sure why. There must be significant changes to the properties after being decarbed. There is also a big difference in the taste decarbed vs. non decarbed. It really boils down to personal preference. The biggest difference is the buzz or medicinal effects, I really don't know. What I do know is non decarbed oil has a more fast intense effect, like smoking a joint. Decarbed oils (RSO) comes on slower and gives more of a relaxing full body effect, it is just different. Now that is comparing the same strain used to make decarbed and non decarbed oil. Still, it is personal preference. I still cannot decide which I like better, decarbed or non decarbed, I like them both I guess, it just depends on my mood. I will say that it is easier for me to consume larger quantities of the decarbed oil and that does not mean it is weaker, just different.
All opinions are welcome here. Also, experience. We don't have to agree. It is all beneficial to the blog and others learning. My experience may be very different to others. There are so many variables to be considered. How the oil was made, what tools are being used to vaporize, the strains used to make the oil, decarbed (RSO), non decarbed (QWISO or BHO), etc.
My results may be much different than others. I go to great lengths to make my oil as clean and pure as possible. Much like the picture grassmatch showed. When I vaped oil that looked like that in my iClear 30b, that took it to a whole new level, gaseous.
gassman
Feb 14 2014
it'd be interesting to see the results with the mechanical mod. was not aware those things existed. im an electronics engineer, so did make me wonder what the advantage of going raw would be, over something like the SVD where you have control. don't have to deal with altering battery voltage or coil state to deliver a consistent power...
googling around I also located something interesting, i think designed exactly with mechanical mods in mind; www.evolvapor.com/shop.php
id be careful withlithium batteries - they store a huge amount of charge and the big thing is that they can dump it very quickly, high amps. whats happening here is we are shorting the battery across a very small resistance, causing it to heat. as we all know shorting batteries esp lithiumsis not so good and explosions can result!! so be careful or put in a failsafe, the evolvapor stuff seemed to do exactly that, with a range of power outputs.
seems like a good idea though, from what I gather you can construct something that will wick very well and a coil to suit your purpose well.
definitely interested to see what you get up to with it
Feb 15 2014
So sorry about the name mix up there gassman, that was a bit of an oopsie. I must have hit my vape one too many times! LOL
Feb 15 2014
Yes, you are surely right about the batteries. Even charging them can be dangerous. For some reason the AW batteries has a great reputation with their batteries and so far I have not heard of any incidents with them. Keeping my fingers crossed on that too! Better yet, AW also offers protected batteries where the risk of explosion is eliminated under normal circumstances. They are larger and are called flat top batteries. In the picture I posted with the batteries, the black one is the protected one.
Man I sure could use some help from someone that knows their electronics. I have a little experience, but not enough. I have contacted a couple of companies, but they are on "holiday". I have ideas for the best vaporizer in the world. Best mechanical, best digital, best e-cigg, and best cannabis. Best all purpose, all in one. I just need to be able to put it together. I know what I want, just don't know how to do it. I do know it can be done.
Edit: there is a device similar that is meant for adjusting the power levels (volts, watts) for some mechanical vapes. It is called The Kick. I would choose The Kick II after reading the reviews and seeing the specs. There are other options and possibilities for adjusting mechanical vapes.
You are right, I am going the whole 9 yards with the mechanical vape. I am going to build my own coils. I just ordered two different gauge wire, a dual coil rebuildable tank. Also, I am going to try out metal mesh wick vs. silica wick. This will be my first time messing around with this stuff. Hopefully I do as well as the first time I rolled a cross joint! LOL I had full success and enjoyed it very much.
Now I don't smoke anymore, but when I saw this video shoot across my facebook news feed https://www.facebook...oddess.michigan
How to Roll a Cross Joint by Seth Rogan, Yes, Seth Rogan, The Green Hornet!! (No Shit!)
The vertical part of the cross was rolled with TGA Qush. The horizontal part of the cross was rolled with my old bag seed strain that I call 4-G.
  
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