Really Nessesary to convert fumarate for changa?

[kendo]

My last batch of Changa was the first Id made and I am very pleased with the results.
I split my 7grm yield of jungle spice in half, 3.5 grm converted to freebase and initially added this to my leaf blend + 10 x cappi Ipa.
I got no effect from that mix so added all of the unconverted spice to a little more 10x cappi ipa then added this to the mix with a little more leaf blend and hey presto Ive had some stunning experiences with this and it was a very smooth blend and as I'm on a new batch I wondered if it was nessesary to do the fumarate conversion or could I just add the unconverted spice to the cappi Ipa it says in the blab tek that the convertion is a must to acheive a smokeable product but on adding the un-converted spice it was a winner I wondered if anyone else has had this type of experience?

 

[endlessness]

Combustion of fumaric acid can generate maleic anhydride which is corrosive, irritant, etc. It might work to have effects but personally I wouldnt risk my health.

How many leaves were there in the changa for the 3.5g freebase? Just make a stronger changa to begin with, less herbs more dmt, and you should be fine

 

[kendo]

Thanks endlessness
I added the freebased 3.5 grm which was then around 5 grm after fridge precip, to around 15 grm of leaf, I will try a stronger ratio, I'd say this was around 4.5:1
I guess after adding the unconverted spice 3.5grm it was more like 1:1 which was to me was superb
thanks for the info again :d