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  1. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    Vector here in California SFV 818, Vector is $10 a can. Ronson had 24% iso-butane, 54%n-butane, 22% propane. Thanks irieie. But like myself and Eden say, propane is an excellent solvent of choice, but when used w a supercritical fluid extraction you only need 9 grams per pound of co2. So it...
  2. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    So those newbies only seen the liquid phase extraction done, I asked them if they purged it out and they said yupyup. So I took a dab of there stuff and cindged again. Crippled in the lungs, I told them you don't just dry it w a simple evaporation, broke out some acetone and splashed a cap size...
  3. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    Ive used just about every butane there was until I found the hook up on ronson. Its going to be the new affordable vector. You see I don't require complete saturation of plant matter to have a good co2 extraction. It's only 9 grams of co-solvent needed for every pound of dry ice. So usually...
  4. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    The pot was decarboxylated prior to extraction to ensure all the excess moisture has been removed, render the cannabinoids non-polar, and turning the acid forms neutral. THCA-THC, CBNA-CBN,CBDA-CBD, etc. It was done at 220F for about 20 mins for an oz. Larger batches require longer times and...
  5. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    Dude the wax was nearly white w a yellow hue. I wanted to snap a picture, but my camera was dead, then blasted the power 7 right after trying to segregate it, but it donated a lot of itself to the power 7 tane and couldn't isolate the two, had no more cookers and instantaneous believers. The...
  6. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    This was the same territory needing convincing prior to use. The fact is that little < 3oz bottle yielded more than power 7 which is 10 oz. How? Idk myself, but the results when extraction was completed easily turned this newbie extractor buying all my Ronson, and the shop needed to order...
  7. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    yeah, it's most probably accurate, but I think that was for a brand name? Min order was 5,000 cans and your logo @ $0.48 a can that's cheap, just like the gas in there. Ronson is CAS# 75-28-5 and is not n-butane propane formula. It's also known as methyl propane. I know my shit and this...
  8. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    power 5,7, king, sun, magic, are all n-butane. C4H10 and isobutane is CH3CH(CH3)2. You see I have an issue spending $10 for a can of butane, but I get the 2.75 oz cans of ronson for $3.00 out the door. It would cost $9 for 3 cans which costs the same as vector, but its just a mental issue I...
  9. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    my bad Ronson was also CAS# 75-28-5. Just 2.5 oz yielded more than power 7 which is a 10oz can. That was I thought the same number as Vector. It has a 80% minimum Isobutane.
  10. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    I thought I read that some where else, but when I looked @ the msds it was the same as ronson which was ISOBUTANE. CAS#68476-86-8 way whoops on Power 5x, 7x, and w much less solvent and heavier oil content extracted, it's quite impressive. I've even been using propane as co-solvents w out the...
  11. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    finally got some good trim, then side by side extractions were done w iso-butane vs n-butane. It was Ronson vs power 7. Ronson cost $3.00 a can, only holds 2.75 oz of tane yet yielded a bigger amount respectively vs 10.5 oz of power 7. Such a significant difference, it's identical to the well...
  12. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    Tane residues are way harsh for me. I remember this guy bringing some oil w him for a tutorial. He was real generous, he saved the day when he brought oil and I have been dry for two days. I globbed a fat one like I would have done one of my own, it was so harsh, it was hot, it crippled me...
  13. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    I like it's color, it looks clean, but it looks like you stopped the process a bit premature. I wait until there's no activity and the bubbles to stop forming.
  14. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    a closer look @ minimum requirements to perform sub/supercritical fluid extract. gauge needle valve 2,100 psi rating vessel check valveThis set up allows co-solvents to be introduced w solid co2 through a one way check valve preventing any back flow. The vessel holds the matrix and dry ice...
  15. oilmkr420

    ISO hash oil - sharing the method i have been using for over a year now

    Imo, isopropyl alcohol is the absolute worst and what would you really be expecting when you pay like $3.00 a bottle? I highly advise against it because the denaturing portion distills off @ exactly the same temperature as the water. What that means is any water residues that aren't fully...
  16. oilmkr420

    Music covers as good as or better than the originals

    http://youtu.be/lPOwQvk3C9c really abstract and powerful. of the best the 70's has to offer.
  17. oilmkr420

    Hash clasification question

    well it really sounds strange. I make co2 concentrates and use every co-solvent there is. The best batches in terms of color pleasing the eye, preserving the taste, and having high yields require a formula of very precise numbers. The gas' to look for should be hexane, ethanol, isobutane, and...
  18. oilmkr420

    Sr. Verde's: Concentrate Corner

    let me correct that statement w way excessive amounts like double whats recommended, is a way some skanless grower who knew all the tricks would do to maximize yield. His ethics were so bad and I am mixing apples w oranges. So if you follow directions what is recommended, would you use twice...
  19. oilmkr420

    I need some QWET help!

    okay the best way to do an ethanol extraction is either a soxhlet extraction ran for 24 hrs or the more modern way would be to use it in conjunction w co2. It's very precise measurements required and 2% of the total co2 weight is needed. So if you have a 20lbs tank of co2, you would add 180...
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