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ATLien415

ATLien415

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#305
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28
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<span class="link_user">@Elufah</span> , finally opened my light...must say I am actually much more impressed than I thought I would be. I prefer the quantum board style of fixtures even in larger tents (as you can see in my diaries) the true heat sink design is dank (compare to ACI&#039;s premium boards, where there is a thermal heat sink property of the layer but it is flattened and mostly non-functional, yall have a huge sink built into the entire board...) the diffusors for the diodes.....dank (and it actually feels safe to clean every run, not like I might mess up my PAR map by killing a diode on accident) the only feature I am missing is a true daisy chain, with a 110 out (which is certainly not common anymore but this Elufah fixture replaced my last vipar spectra fixture and that did have one)... that alone speaks volumes, as my vipar spectra was my oldest piece of gear) all in all solid 9/10. will report back after a few 100 hours with her
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<span class="link_user">@ATLien415</span>, That sounds incredibly interesting, but I&#039;m not quite there yet. I&#039;m probably only scratching the surface, but I&#039;ll definitely continue working on it. You got some links on that topic? The idea behind the process was to produce the best possible e-liquid and remove all unwanted components from the extract. After some testing, I realized that syringe filters were too much work for me and they remove wanted components too. But it was fun experimenting and trying things out. :blush:
<span class="link_user">@Antifame</span>, where to start on dimers and trimers with cannabis, really the sky is the limit with your own curing recipes... you can even blend them back after partitioning them out into different cure lengths, a lot of them wont be stable, but seeing what comes out on the other end (as it isn&#039;t a fully mapped out science yet) is part of the drive to play with them. essentially just heat, pressure, and radiation have the ability to create isomers that wouldnt normally be there (and ones that would) in the same way that heat, pressure, time, and what not can take things like THCA to THC. I usually take fresh rosin, seal it in a jar, then cook it at low temps in a crock pot for a few days up to a week or two. winterizing hydrocarbons at any scale or well does take some true tools, which is insane theyre throwing a column for first place on the wet side. a freezer and a watchglass and syringe filters are more of a proof of concept most folks end up with terp frac hash rosin if you are trying to vape your own, although any hash rosin is technically okay for dabbing at low temps by my book. even with a press, recovering your own terp frac is hard and gonna be slow going. kind of why a good hash rosin pen at the shops is a little pricy, youre only getting the top fractions on a distillation column in theory from that
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<span class="link_user">@UKHTAgenetics</span> , <span class="link_user">@UKHTASEEDBANK</span> , Which category am I in with the purple Anthocyanin extract?