@spdking I tried reading all the long winded explanations of “this is how our device is a UV detector”. Yeah sure the average layman starting in cannabis processing wont have an easy time building one but dude really? Do you truly and really believe that UV detection technology is actually that hard to develop and apply? Yeah I agree the cost of buying individual detectors is expensive and better bought in bulk but sweet jesus you seem to love convincing amateur and intermediate technicians that they need to drop $4000 to “know when they’re pulling heads, mids, tails, and other crap”. Theres a reason all the major materials processing equipment makers don’t put UV detectors on molecular distillation units meant for this kind of work. Because it’s super, duper, unneccasry.
You’re not going to separate THC, CBC, CBD, etc on a still body SPD. Maybe you can separate fractions of different ratios but knowing the rough concentration passing to your distribution head is pointless IMO.
Fats and other “fools gold”? That’s just a sign of poor sample prep and means the technician needs more knowledge on how to prepare their feedstock.
You do not, and I mean absolutely DO NOT, need a UV detector to conduct high purity distillation. I ain’t shitting on you bud, so don’t bother threatening me with an ludicrous law suit.
Is your Fraction Finder and software a good product, yes it is. But seriously guy, cut the shit with peddling totally unnecessary ancillary tools best suited for research on those who don’t know any better.
I always avoid making comments on you in this forum, you can see plenty of evidence of that. However, I’m not sure what you’re doing on here? You pretty much only post on threads about your gear, you almost NEVER post anything that adds knowledge to the community to use. You constantly threaten @Future and say “I’m not participating here ever again” like a fucking child, and yet you continue to show up. You then try to parade your gear as “novel” which the majority of it is not at all, at best you have found several “pseudo-novel” ways to combine old technology. Good for you, here is a pat on the back.
I have wanted to buy your equipment several times, mostly for the glass, and would have given your business plenty of money, and I never plan to. You know why? Not because you act like a child who is completely unfit to run a company, but because of the way you carry yourself as a supposed “scientific equipment developer”. You only live to shit on and mislead those who are here to learn, and bitch at people who don’t like you. Start adding value to the community that is not just equipment, start acting like an adult, and maybe…just maybe…people might actually start to listen to you.
