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[Mike20132]

THink this might be it for me.

Lots of love... GOodnight

 

[Dudeski]

Brothers and sisters...

I am looking into getting a good vape pen for canna. There are tons out there, and I am not sure if I trust some of the reviews. Hoping to get feedback from you all. I don't mind spending a little money if it means a quality product.

Check out the airvape x, there a section here. I really like it

 

[HashMaster]

 

[Banjacked]

Brothers and sisters...

I am looking into getting a good vape pen for canna. There are tons out there, and I am not sure if I trust some of the reviews. Hoping to get feedback from you all. I don't mind spending a little money if it means a quality product.

Dry herb and wax/oil?

You won't go far wrong with a Boundless CFX. Have one, love it.

Need something smaller for just herb? Grenco G-Pen Elite. Had one, got it return/refurb of AliE for €30, finally died after two years of abuse last month, produced some damn good vapour.

Or just make vape juice and choose the "normal" e-juice vape of your choice.

 

[Banjacked]

good evening everybody, high @archie gemmill . hope everyones having a nice night this timmy og I'm smoking got me twisted right now. I was wondering and don't know if this is the right place to ask but I've been trying to fin a tube heater in canada or the us. Most that i can find come from the uk and then i need to buy a 230/240 to 110/120 converter. just wondering if anyone uses something similar and can steer me in the right direction? any help would be much appreciated View attachment 975071

What size of space are we talking about, for you might be just as well doing what I do and using a cheap 2kW fan heater with thermostat to keep your space at a constant temperature, and it can be used as "fan only" to help circulation in warmer summer months.

The other advantage is the warm air is forced around the room/tent before going up into your extract, whereas with tubular or any other pure convection heater a hell of a lot of the heat is wasted as it goes straight up and into your extraction, kinda defeating the purpose of the heater.

Costs are negligible, in reality, as the heater will not be running nearly as much as it would had it been a pure convection or radiating heater. I know what my electricity use is, and the extra efficiency of forced heating over convection/radiation is a major game changer to me.

Just don't point it at your pots or you'll cook the roots.

 

[HashMaster]

 

[Banjacked]

Lucky I don't have that issue. Wife doesn't smoke, and 1 gram would last me a week easy, maybe more. I don't know why, but I only need to smallest amount and I am totally wasted. I would say the size of a match head is the perfect amount I need to be high. And that amount can keep me high for a good few hours.

I wish I was like that, my tolerance to many substances is incredible and I could smoke a g, feel the effects, but most people can't tell I've been smoking unless they look REALLY closely at my eyes.

My body is strange like that, always has been, even as a kid I had to be put on adult doses of painkillers because the "junior" dose had no effect whatsoever. Have my theories for that, but that's another story.

Meanwhile, it's 1°C/34°F outside, and I just had the joys of seeing the woman in my local bakery have a chill run through her as I walked in wearing shorts.....

 

[Blamo]

What size of space are we talking about, for you might be just as well doing what I do and using a cheap 2kW fan heater with thermostat to keep your space at a constant temperature, and it can be used as "fan only" to help circulation in warmer summer months.

The other advantage is the warm air is forced around the room/tent before going up into your extract, whereas with tubular or any other pure convection heater a hell of a lot of the heat is wasted as it goes straight up and into your extraction, kinda defeating the purpose of the heater.

Costs are negligible, in reality, as the heater will not be running nearly as much as it would had it been a pure convection or radiating heater. I know what my electricity use is, and the extra efficiency of forced heating over convection/radiation is a major game changer to me.

Just don't point it at your pots or you'll cook the roots.

That also sounds like a good idea ill have to look into that as another option for sure. Im trying to get my 2x2.5x6.11 tent to stay at a decent temperature. I did just add some insulation and will see how much of a difference that makes for now. That is also why I'm trying to shy away from putting one in the tent don't want to bake the little one.

 

[Banjacked]

That also sounds like a good idea ill have to look into that as another option for sure. Im trying to get my 2x2.5x6.11 tent to stay at a decent temperature. I did just add some insulation and will see how much of a difference that makes for now. That is also why I'm trying to shy away from putting one in the tent don't want to bake the little one.

Something like this one should do the trick, it's similar to one of the ones I have (mine was picked up in a second hand store for €6), since you can have that to "blow" around the sides of the tent and pot so you're not directly blasting onto the plant.

The room I grow in, my utility room, is a tad bigger than your tent, 4'5" x 5' x whatever-the-height-is, and I have constant temperatures of around 75°F using an older version of that heater on "low", 1kW, setting. That heater is down at low level, it blows across the side of the pot and on the opposite side a couple of feet higher is a fan blowing back over the plant so the heat goes round the pot and is then sent back, giving the circulation around around the plant.

Of course, I don't have an extract system as I don't need it so I don't have the losses of hot air being taken straight out but, ultimately, you're putting the heat where it's needed and warming things from the bottom upwards instead of praying the heat from a tubular goes up, over the top, and down the other side as convection currents carry things around.

 

[Mossy]