Hi All,
I've just got my first vaporizer two days ago. After reading several enthusiast review, i went for the Crafty+.
My question is very simple: is it normal for vaporizers to be very hard to draw from? Airflow is very tight and resistance quite high. To give an idea, if herb is not there and the device is off, i would NOT be able to breathe through the unit.
I tried to disasseble the cooling unit and also with the CU disassemblet the draw resistance is quite high. I was used to e-cig, direct lung, and it has nothing to do with that - much harder to draw from.
All the unit is clean and all. Is not "impossible" to draw when the herb is there and the device is on, but it is very hard, resistance to airflow is high, and as far as i can understand, there is absolutely no way to set that or adjust on user preference.
How the average resistance of a vaporizer compares to a e-cig? Is it normal to find a very higher resistance?
I have a lot of doubts...
thanks!
I've just got my first vaporizer two days ago. After reading several enthusiast review, i went for the Crafty+.
My question is very simple: is it normal for vaporizers to be very hard to draw from? Airflow is very tight and resistance quite high. To give an idea, if herb is not there and the device is off, i would NOT be able to breathe through the unit.
I tried to disasseble the cooling unit and also with the CU disassemblet the draw resistance is quite high. I was used to e-cig, direct lung, and it has nothing to do with that - much harder to draw from.
All the unit is clean and all. Is not "impossible" to draw when the herb is there and the device is on, but it is very hard, resistance to airflow is high, and as far as i can understand, there is absolutely no way to set that or adjust on user preference.
How the average resistance of a vaporizer compares to a e-cig? Is it normal to find a very higher resistance?
I have a lot of doubts...
thanks!