Newbie to the Vape. Could use some Advice.

Hello,

I recently just purchased a hands free Vapor Brothers vape. So far I am loving it, but just had a few questions on how to smoke it to get the most out of it.

I have no digital display on my vapor bros vape, so I just turn it on full for 3-4 mins and then turn it to 12 o'clock and then use it. My weed is never really turns brown after smoking it, but it is definitely not green...

Even though I have this "hands-free" vape I am still constantly taking it on and off to clear the whip after each hit, is this necessary? So, what's the point of hands-free?

Thanks so much for the help.

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Originally Posted by jschille

Hello,

I recently just purchased a hands free Vapor Brothers vape. So far I am loving it, but just had a few questions on how to smoke it to get the most out of it.

I have no digital display on my vapor bros vape, so I just turn it on full for 3-4 mins and then turn it to 12 o'clock and then use it. My weed is never really turns brown after smoking it, but it is definitely not green...

Even though I have this "hands-free" vape I am still constantly taking it on and off to clear the whip after each hit, is this necessary? So, what's the point of hands-free?

Thanks so much for the help.

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hands free means you dont have to hold the whip to the heating element while you are vaping. some vaporizers (silver surfer is one that comes to mind) have you hold the whip on the heating source while vaping. although there is a hands free kit for it.

It takes some time to become a master in vaporization. When you learn how to get the maximum result you just become a fan of vaporizers.

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Herb Vaporizers

The thing about these kinds of vaporizers is you have to find the sweet spot. It can take some time. Personally, I don't like the digital displays. What exactly is it measuring? The air going past the element? The element? It's not measuring the herb in the wand...just seems a bit too complicated.

I have a Silver Surfer and I keep it turned to about 2/3's of the way. I'll play with it depending on what's in the wand. Just play with it a little, you'll find the sweet spot.

There are two main things that affect the temp. One is the dial setting, but what is equally important is how fast or how slow you draw. The faster you draw, the cooler the temp. The slower you draw, the hotter the temp. The best way to find that sweet spot is to leave either your draw speed or the temp setting constant and just vary the other one. If you vary both at the same time it will be that much more difficult to find that sweet spot.