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I have a Easy Vape I got like a week and a half ago new for $70 :thumbsup: at a shop in Denver. Digital read out with range from 200-400F.
I was told 370F from the guy at the store. Way too much smoke. I tried 275, still a bit too much smoke, tried 250 and got down to 236, seemed to worked good, but still a bit of smoke.
I'm going to try 220-225 range next time.
Keep you posted on what seems to work best for me and my Easy Vape :bong:
Vapefiend said it above, but it's worth repeating. The digital readouts on these vapes mean nothing. They don't accurately report the correct temp, and they not only vary from unit to unit, but may actually vary from day to day.Quote:
Originally Posted by PoeticLogic
So being that you can't depend on the readout giving you accurate info, just go by the color of the ABV (already been vaped) bud to decide how high or low to set that temp dial. Golden brown to dark brown........perfect.
Black...........too hot. Green.............too low.
325 degrees F :thumbsup: ... (I used my laser thermometer, to compare with the vaporizer settings) :smokin:
Although I change the temperature depending on how wet the bud is, my volcano sits right around 390F with no combustion at all. Hell, that's the temp the volcano is at in my avatar :stoned:
oh, well, I'd go by the avatar's recommendation, then :wtf: ... :jointsmile:Quote:
Originally Posted by cmasfca
will my aromazap says it runs under 400 so on my freinds natural goods we usally let the wand heat up to about 385 for regular shwag and for good stuff about 375 its starts to vape pretty good
Actually, 170 C is a little low. 170 F won't get you any vapor at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyGuyOU
If you've got a good digital vape (usually $400 or more) like Vaporfection, Aromed, Volcano (even the analog Classic is very accurate), etc., then you can talk vaping temp. If you have a cheap digital (even the Natural Goods unit reads the whip temp, so you have to preheat to have any chance for accuracy), the display should be used for a reference point only. For a good temp on these vapes, you should use it like an analog vape. Find your vaping range and use a setting that gives you good vapor, preferably without turning your herb black.
Can you check the temp while you're hitting the vape? Measuring temp without airflow won't give you the true vaping temp.Quote:
Originally Posted by the image reaper
had volcano digital for almost a year now and alot of experimenting, mostly have used my vape at 370-385 f. been having coughing issues lately so have started vaping in the 340-350 range, much better :)
Coughing when having a good vapor hit is not uncommon. It's actually the thc that makes you cough, and sometimes it can sound really hacking :pQuote:
Originally Posted by smokin dope
As long as you are not combusting, which you should be able to tell by the taste, it is fine.
That's generally considered a little low. Vapes with fixed temps are set around 370-380.Quote:
started vaping in the 340-350 range
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