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I was asking about dry herb and curious to know how well the work with a dna box?
I was asking about dry herb and curious to know how well the work with a dna box?
Dry herb tank
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- Feb 8, 2020
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Have not tried it with a dna device. The coil is rated for 18 - 27 watts and they don't recommend using TC.
Mig Vapor Sub Herb/Dab Tank - Black | VaporFi
The Black-Sub-Herb dry herb vaporizer and concentrate vaporizer attachment tank for sub-ohm mods by Mig Vapor will produce big clouds and blow your mind
www.migvapor.com
Thank you AJ!Have not tried it with a dna device. The coil is rated for 18 - 27 watts and they don't recommend using TC.
Mig Vapor Sub Herb/Dab Tank - Black | VaporFi
The Black-Sub-Herb dry herb vaporizer and concentrate vaporizer attachment tank for sub-ohm mods by Mig Vapor will produce big clouds and blow your mind
Are they like a rebuildable rta for vaping?
Hows this work?
It has a ceramic plate that the flower sits in and looks like the screen goes on top. There's no exposed coil or that would cause combustion. Save your money. Messaging you now
I have spent the better part of the last two weeks trying to find something I could use to try without breaking the bank here lol. I made the mistake of getting a tank does nothing more than burn it and it is no different than smoking it and oh god my poor lungs. Fortunately I only spent about $8 total on the thing 
This is part of the reason I am so excited about this forum. We can share our experiences. Especially on what NOT to do lol
This is part of the reason I am so excited about this forum. We can share our experiences. Especially on what NOT to do lol
The Hebe Titan 2 is a good el cheapo to get you in the game without wasting too much money.
It's better to spend $25 to see if something is going to be right for you.
If not you didn't spend much.
If so you start saving up for a mid to high grade dry herb vape.
mid to high in dry herb vapes is like $100 to $300
Sometimes you can catch a great deal on a nice mid grade one for $79
It's better to spend $25 to see if something is going to be right for you.
If not you didn't spend much.
If so you start saving up for a mid to high grade dry herb vape.
mid to high in dry herb vapes is like $100 to $300
Sometimes you can catch a great deal on a nice mid grade one for $79
Thanks. someone ( a wonderful unnamed someone ) unless of course they want to say. Told me about the Hebe Titan II. It's cheap and I know it may not be great but if it can get me started and help me learn and work even a little................. But I have got to find something. Some of you know I am absolutely terrified at what the doctors are suspecting is going on with me. ( not going into it as no Debbie Downer tonight) but I can't keep living on the Oxy.
This is why @Vaporjoe I can't tell you how grateful I am that you have made us this forum. Also, to those of you that have been helping me with info on VU. You all know who you are.
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Well I am going to make sure and get your guys input on what you all use because looking through reviews of all these at several places there seems to be a pretty high failure rate and I simply can't afford that. If I spend say $100 it has got to last me at least for 6 months to a year OR I need to know the place has good CS and they will replace a failed unit. But that will come later. I'm no where near ready to do a higher end one now. Plus I have to see my pain doc on Wed and I am simply going to ask him if I can start using the dry herb without him getting all crappy and saying sure but no more meds for you then. I'm not ready for that either. So fingers crossed he is on board with it. As it is I would love to go take a few puffs now but they always have me do a UA and I'm scared it will show
The one I have I've had it for a year now. Been to the beach twice for more discreet usage. It's held up well. The boundless CF and 5150sick has the boundless cfx which is a step above mine. Great device. But as he mentioned above getting a cheaper one is a better idea to make sure its something that will work for you.
nvm...........I don't need to get into why I appreciate people that support their local b&m places. It's a good thing
I appreciate people that support their local b&m places. It's a good thing
- Feb 8, 2020
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This is the post I left on VU for the Mig vapor tank:
I think I am ready to report on my experience with the Mig Vapor Black Sub Herb Tank. The tank itself is well made . the heating element is part of the base and is replaced as a unit . The chimney is glass and so far I haven't broken it. It contains a small screen and a spring loaded platen to hold the product down. This can be disassembled for cleaning.
My first try on a 18650 Nunchaku was a learning experience. At 20 watts I pulsed it at 5 sec intervals until it heated . It worked flawlessly except while trying to maintain the temp. I now use it on a Jackaroo w/ 21700, 20 watts at 10 sec pulses. It takes two pulses to heat it up and small pulses to maintain temp. I find it much more controllable. The coil is rated for 18 - 27 watts, but at $16.95 I'd rather play it safe...Overall I do not regret buying it but it has leaning curve.
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2/9 Now that I have more experience with it I have been using it much more than the vaporizer. It will burn the the hemp if you you heat it too long, again it is a learning curve. I run it at 22 watts and so far the coil is holding up. Still no regrets.
I think I am ready to report on my experience with the Mig Vapor Black Sub Herb Tank. The tank itself is well made . the heating element is part of the base and is replaced as a unit . The chimney is glass and so far I haven't broken it. It contains a small screen and a spring loaded platen to hold the product down. This can be disassembled for cleaning.
My first try on a 18650 Nunchaku was a learning experience. At 20 watts I pulsed it at 5 sec intervals until it heated . It worked flawlessly except while trying to maintain the temp. I now use it on a Jackaroo w/ 21700, 20 watts at 10 sec pulses. It takes two pulses to heat it up and small pulses to maintain temp. I find it much more controllable. The coil is rated for 18 - 27 watts, but at $16.95 I'd rather play it safe...Overall I do not regret buying it but it has leaning curve.
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2/9 Now that I have more experience with it I have been using it much more than the vaporizer. It will burn the the hemp if you you heat it too long, again it is a learning curve. I run it at 22 watts and so far the coil is holding up. Still no regrets.
