You are definitely not bugging me. 
DM will be sent this PM. I was just thinking that I need to contact you. 
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Absolutely hereâs the link. Game Changer looked over my UC before I bought it , I was a bit overwhelmed with all the options out there but this one looked like a good option and Iâm super happy I bought it.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B071FBGMLC?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
Youâll be so happy once you get your GC itemsđ
Edited: I ordered the 2L size
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Right, you can only go so far with the add ons. Best to start over at that point. Duly noted.
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OMG sound just like me!
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Appreciate you so much, thank you!! 
I actually had that one on my list (along with another 10 or so other USCs 
). I was totally getting overwhelmed, I end up researching things so much & so obsessively that I always burn myself out & end up not buying anything half the time 
I sincerely appreciate your rec! I have so many tanks Iâm avoiding cleaning bc Iâm waiting for an USC & will need one soon to degass the GC liquids Iâll be mixing. All the features look so fun to play with!
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Cant wait ty
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Whatever you do dont buy the cheap small ones they all are worthless âŚi went thru 4 different ines hoping one would work
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Did you see the one @Kamara linked me? USC I am interested in, although 2L is probably a bit bigger than Iâll ever need! If you have any recommendations for your fave USC, Iâd love to see it as well! I sincerely appreciate any input from personal experiences 
Canât wait for the GC stands, @anon36682625 ! Youâre just too darn good to us here!
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Youâre very welcome! I tend to do the same and end up walking away after reviewing so many products. Eventually I go back and just pick one and hope for the best . But thankfully GC was willing to check out the link for me to see if it would be a good UC. Iâm really happy with the heating (prepare to turn it on, put lid on and walk away for 30-40 mins while it heats up to 60C) and also the degassing. I have turned it on to heat while making juices and stuck the bottles in it then walked away to cook dinner. Havenât tried cleaning tanks yet but will. This will be my primary warming unit and will only use the Sous Vide I purchased (still in box) for cooking only purposes unless I get froggy and decide to heat up a large VG bottle
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2L isnât really big. I use the basket so bottles only sit about 2â in water. Based on area Iâm thinking I can prolly fit 6 bottles or so of 2oz Boston rounds. Iâm worried about sticking it directly on the bottom of the reservoir in fear the bottle will crack.
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There are a lot of people saying that items to be cleaned should not be placed on the bottom. They claim possible harm to transducers and vibration causing leaks in the tanks. When cleaning something metal I do use the basket. So I really donât know but have placed my glass bottles directly on the tank bottom for years using the same cleaner which still operates fine. My belief is that this transmits the ultrasonic frequencies by coupling the glass directly to the tank bottom and in turn transmits a stronger wave into the liquid in the bottle.
Note that I donât know and is speculation. However, I doubt that there is anywhere near enough power to crack a bottle. @SmilingOgre and @Sprkslfly are the resident sound and electronics experts. Whachathink guys?
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Hers is what I should have boughtâŚIve decided to not get one . I can wait a few hours or over night for the liquid to become clear .
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I donât know anything about harm to transducers or causing tanks to leak but I often put bottles directly on the bottom of the USC. I think things might clean better in the basket as water is able to freely flow âthroughâ all parts being cleaned. Think âscrubby bubblesâ or whatever working to clean what is in the thing. Most work around 40khz. Some headphones claim to reproduce that frequency. I kinda doubt youâre going to blow your tweeters by putting something on the bottom of the rig.
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I have two of them. I just canât be bothered to pull them out because Iâm never in a hurry to vape something I just mixed.
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As have I.
I believe the manufacturerâs âwarningâ is based on, or is in relation to, the premise that quite often, the transducers are adhered to the bottom of the unit with materials that may be sensitive to pressure (weight) beyond a certain point.
If you put enough weight on the inner cavity, directly on the bottom, to the point that you start to separate the transducerâs adhesive material from the bottom of the stainless steel frame, then you risk rendering the unit ineffective (effectively destroying the transfer of sound waves into the stainless frame).
*Bare in mind that this is going off of decades old memory of opening one up. I donât recall what the material was (eg: epoxy, or what), but I remember distinctly being surprised that it wasnât secured by a physical connection (eg: bolt and nut), until it hit me that âDUH, ITâS A SPEAKERâ lol. So, yeahâŚ
Bottom line, with as little weight as Iâve put on it (as many as 10-12 30ml glass bottles for cleaning), Iâve not experienced any problems in the past 5 years.
Also bare in mind that mine is a commercial unit (not consumer). So YMMV.
I completely agree. 
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You werenât the first to raise this issue so I did a web search. Sure enough thatâs what they say. Iâm just not sure who âtheyâ are . Anyway if you like I think you would be very safe placing your bottles on the tank bottom.
On a side note both Walt and Rob were âbeta testersâ and were very helpful in the development of the GC. 
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Ahh good to know. Thanks so much. 
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Yes yes thanks everyone who commented. I wonât be so nervous to put them on the bottom now Yâall ROCK!!!
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So THIS - homogenization - is the reason commercial juices just always seem incomparably better in terms of flavour?
I know theitâs expressions, but theyâre far fewer than the rule: the plethora of posts on every vaping site online labeled "Why do my juices taste flavorless compared to commercial juices?" attests to the overall opinion that DIY almost never produces flavours good enough to hold a candle to what we almost always get with commercial liquids.
Is this the reason?
Sure seems like it 
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Sorry man but that just isnât true.
What? Again, I have to disagree and Iâll do it whole heartedly. That is not the exception to the rule. The people writing are; either beginners or they just suck.
You hang around here a little longer and maybe you too can have better than commercial juice.
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