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Originally Posted by 2GKT5
whoooaaaaa there. I got mine back in August of 05. Lets see.. works 4 years later, all I have to do is grind up the weed, stick it in a chamber, flip a switch, and wait for the bag to inflate, only maintenance is cleaning it monthly of sticky residue (thats what she said), and has easily paid for itself x3 in weed saved.
whats so bad about it again..??
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youve obviously never used a whip vape, or you would have that volcano shelved and collecting dust.
me, i dont have to grind my herbs.
take a nug, stuff it in and i am off.
i got my ssv back in 2006, it has been turned on and at its desirable temperature nearly the whole time, so when i do want a hit there is absolutely no wait time(i would be exhaling while you are still trying to load the ground herb in the bowl. i would already have a few hits in me by the time your bag filled up).
my vape is completely silent. no crinkly bag noises or hum of the fan round here.
my actual vaporizer requires a dusting every few days. no cleaning necessary unless some noob blew coughed into the whip and blew some herb back onto the heating element. when the whip needs cleaning, i scrape out all that gooey stuff and save it for later, as it is condensed vapor- some good aromatherapy to be had with that stuff.
you should check out my latest video on my youtube page. i went out to the park, grabbed my vaporizer by the cord and gave it a good toss. it survived without any indication that it had just experienced gravity at its finest. how well does your volcano stand up vs blunt traumaż
the volcano vs whip vapes debate is only relevant to those people with volcanoes who have not used many other vaporizers. they think that just because they paid twice or three times as much as almost any other vape on the market that their unit is actually worth that much.
everybody else already plainly knows that the hits the volcano delivers are substandard and "airy" overall.
comparing to cars, the volcano is your uber-luxury bently.
a quality whip vape is like your hennessy/lingenfelter tuned z06-not nearly as easy to drive as the bently, but in terms of raw performance it blows it away.
