While I was vaping on the deck last night I noticed my 510 was producing monster vapor. I came inside and decided to vape while surfing the net, and noticed a HUGE reduction in vapor. So I figured that my atty was dying, and that the huge surge on the deck was it's final sprint to the finish. Then this evening we were cooking out and I noticed that I was again making clouds of vapor. As soon as I came inside there was a huge drop in vapor. Finally back out for the final test, and sure enough the scientific reasoning hit me. Vapor contains mostly water vapor, and in a very humid environment it can't be absorbed into the air quickly. However, in lower humidity the vapor is sucked into the air almost instantly. This leads me to believe that maybe we should be more careful about making decisions about devices and juices based on visible vapor alone.
Humidity and Vapor Production
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Hopefully this wasn't a dumb observation that everybody else already knew. I actually felt smart when I figured out what was going on..... I guess the feeling was good while it lasted hehehe.
lol not alone there.
Im the opposite though. Im outside wondering if my battery is even charged. Go sit in front of the pc and i'l loosing my monitors from the massive vapor.
Im the opposite though. Im outside wondering if my battery is even charged. Go sit in front of the pc and i'l loosing my monitors from the massive vapor.
You are not alone.
I was really amazed the first time I vaped in a humid environment. The vapor takes forever to dissipate by comparison.
Yup, same here.
Although vapor seems to like cold and humid the best for hanging around
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