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Here are the the settings I used on my first attempt

Temp Control mode
Ni
Max power 29.5W
Temp 220C
80-100mg of spice in cup
Short initial burst to 150C to pre-warm cup and melt the spice
Button re-pressed every 9-10 secs to get around the 10 sec automatic lockout.

Observations:
Large amounts of vapour produced without much delay.
Vapour was harsh on throat but did not taste or smell excessively burnt.
Lying the device on its side allowed left over molten spice to spill out of the cup but it is still well contained. Try to keep upright whenever possible.
The device was very easy to clean with a cotton bud (Q tip) and acetone. This is one area where a cup style vaporiser is superior to other designs.

I will keep this thread updated with other settings I experiment with in future so that others considering this device have point of reference to start from. I would be grateful if other members using this device could add their settings / observations also.

<blockquote data-quote="antares" data-source="post: 3818052" data-attributes="member: 37322">Here are the the settings I used on my first attemptTemp Control modeNiMax power 29.5WTemp 220C80-100mg of spice in cupShort initial burst to 150C to pre-warm cup and melt the spiceButton re-pressed every 9-10 secs to get around the 10 sec automatic lockout.Observations:Large amounts of vapour produced without much delay.Vapour was harsh on throat but did not taste or smell excessively burnt.Lying the device on its side allowed left over molten spice to spill out of the cup but it is still well contained. Try to keep upright whenever possible.The device was very easy to clean with a cotton bud (Q tip) and acetone. This is one area where a cup style vaporiser is superior to other designs.I will keep this thread updated with other settings I experiment with in future so that others considering this device have point of reference to start from. I would be grateful if other members using this device could add their settings / observations also.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="antares, post: 3818052, member: 37322"] Here are the the settings I used on my first attempt Temp Control mode Ni Max power 29.5W Temp 220C 80-100mg of spice in cup Short initial burst to 150C to pre-warm cup and melt the spice Button re-pressed every 9-10 secs to get around the 10 sec automatic lockout. Observations: Large amounts of vapour produced without much delay. Vapour was harsh on throat but did not taste or smell excessively burnt. Lying the device on its side allowed left over molten spice to spill out of the cup but it is still well contained. Try to keep upright whenever possible. The device was very easy to clean with a cotton bud (Q tip) and acetone. This is one area where a cup style vaporiser is superior to other designs. I will keep this thread updated with other settings I experiment with in future so that others considering this device have point of reference to start from. I would be grateful if other members using this device could add their settings / observations also. [/QUOTE]