You are talking to someone who has preached the fuzziness of cannabis testing for about 15 years. Precision and repeatability are simply impossible. Having said that, you can try to reduce variability as much as you can. I have developed test protocols that take all of this into account, but I...
This might be true for you, but I have often gotten full and satisfying effects without raising the temperature beyond 160°C. I don't keep notes all the time, but I have done beta testing for several manufacturers and when I do, I keep detailed and meticulous notes. I have also conducted many...
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@Grass Yes just posted instructions not to stir the pot and gave you a warning point, but you didn't learn. Let's see if another warning point teaches you anything.
It looks as though you are marketing primarily as a smoking device; however, we have always tolerated posts about repurposed devices used for vapourizing. Examples include heat guns and light bulbs (h/t @macbill for pointing this out).
In my experience, the fuss of TCR isn't worth the effort. I use wattage mode exclusively with all my Splinters. It works as well if not better than TCR.
What temperatures are you using?
I consider myself a flavour buff, by which I mean I am more interested in the taste than the high. To get the most flavour, I start at 160°C (320°F).
Sorry, no. Comparisons do not belong in device threads, they should be done in their own thread.
See above. Please stick to discussing the AVLP in this thread.
For the record, I am 76 and 1/2 going on 77, and I'm getting too old for this.
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Thank you for the apology.
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