The ELEV8R from Elev8 Vehicles

Want to try it out?

  • Yes

    Votes: 19 22.1%
  • Hell Yeah

    Votes: 55 64.0%
  • No, thank you

    Votes: 12 14.0%

  • Total voters
    86
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Same here, I emailed TAG and sent pic showing wrong sku #.

I emailed back and forth with them, as of last they asked for a picture of their site photo:hmm: and I complied with the photo of my invoice. That was 2 days ago so we’ll see

@hopla u can use a brûlée torch, the flame is more flared than the big buddy and it may take a little longer that’s all
 
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Diggy Smalls

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Creme brulee torches didn't work out well for others in this thread. Uneven gas pressure or something. You can use it, but the performance is sub par. The users who were giving feedback on it were all satisfied with the big buddy and torches similar to it. If you already have the creme brulee torch you can try it, but I don't think you'll be satisfied with it unless you're making creme brulee.

When heating my elev8r I just put the flame deep into the heater and rotate a little every second. Your flame can be as deep as you like or just barely kiss the heater, it will change the heat up time slightly, but it's not much difference honestly
 
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Creme brulee torches didn't work out well for others in this thread. Uneven gas pressure or something. You can use it, but the performance is sub par. The users who were giving feedback on it were all satisfied with the big buddy and torches similar to it. If you already have the creme brulee torch you can try it, but I don't think you'll be satisfied with it unless you're making creme brulee.

When heating my elev8r I just put the flame deep into the heater and rotate a little every second. Your flame can be as deep as you like or just barely kiss the heater, it will change the heat up time slightly, but it's not much difference honestly
well thanks for the recap about crème brûlée torches (i should have read the whole thread, mea culpa).
Mine seems to be constant, at least when i tried it a couple of time, i'll see in a few days when the elev8r will be at home.
Will try the 2 different techniques: deep into the heater or just the tip of the flame.
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Mozy

Solo II, Flipbrick, Elev8r
The bowl of my Elev8r seems to have crack internally. I just heard a weird sound when drawing air and there is a nice spiderweb behind the lettering on the bowl. It also seems the crack is internal because when touching both sides of the cracked bowl glass it seems completely smooth. Have never dropped it. It stil works fine tho.

https://i.imgur.com/RAKAhvF.jpg here a picture of the crack. Not sure if the temperature change of drawing in hot air caused it. But my bowl does have some imperfections.
 
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I'm looking for a quiet torch that's not too loud, had enough of torch noise working alongside a welder.

@Mozy That's easily replaceable, TAG website.
 
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Mozy

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I'm looking for a quiet torch that's not too loud, had enough of torch noise working alongside a welder.

@Mozy That's easily replaceable, TAG website.

What kind of adapter would I need? 18mm to 14mm? but where would the screen go?
 
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LabPong

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The bowl of my Elev8r seems to have crack internally. I just heard a weird sound when drawing air and there is a nice spiderweb behind the lettering on the bowl. It also seems the crack is internal because when touching both sides of the cracked bowl glass it seems completely smooth. Have never dropped it. It stil works fine tho.

https://i.imgur.com/RAKAhvF.jpg here a picture of the crack. Not sure if the temperature change of drawing in hot air caused it. But my bowl does have some imperfections.


Try to find one like this....I use both the stock one and the smaller one. You want one that has little bulge in the area of the screen. Some of these 18/14mm adapters have a huge round bulge in that area...try to find ones that don't. The straighter the sides down to the screen the better.

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Testing out the quartz heater now.......have to tighten up the top of the sick clip as the quartz is not as wide as the regular glass one. Also, yea....probably have to tighten the coil loops up some as well for max performance.
 

highasakite

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I emailed back and forth with them, as of last they asked for a picture of their site photo:hmm: and I complied with the photo of my invoice. That was 2 days ago so we’ll see
Same here, I emailed TAG and sent pic showing wrong sku #.

So just to clarify, you guys both ordered the 14mm Male to 18mm Female from TAG, PRODUCT SKU:AD-102-1328 -- and were expecting this:

AD-102-1114C.01--0_1200x1200.jpg


Which SKU did you receive, and was it still 14mm Male to 18mm Female?

Thanks.
 

LabPong

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So just to clarify, you guys both ordered the 14mm Male to 18mm Female from TAG, PRODUCT SKU:AD-102-1328 -- and were expecting this:

AD-102-1114C.01--0_1200x1200.jpg


Which SKU did you receive, and was it still 14mm Male to 18mm Female?

Thanks.

I was wondering what that adapter is shaped like on the inside...above and below the screen area? If anyone got one...please post up a couple pics.
 

hopla

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Elev8r quartz arrived 15 minutes ago!
47€ of customs' taxes! for a 115€ product the Donald is right, in trading Europe doesn't respect America :disgust:
But it works very well (i should have taken the mesh bowl and not the glass one, i aspire some tiny bits of weed... but i will find a solution)
a bit odd using a big torch but nothing complicated, and that taste :drool:
only con i see is when you're medicated you may touch the very hot glass piece (but only once, as you'll be burnt severely so you should learn the lesson :brow:)
(already said but the packaging is very cheap, but a lot of explanations and stickers.)
 

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Well after some initial hesitation I took the plunge. Not one, not two but THREE quartz heaters coming this way!!:rockon:

One is for my spare prize Elev8r which had no hole so I couldnt sell/trade it.

2 are for me, plus extra sick clips so I can effectively have 2 setups on the go simultaneously. The only thing that pains me using my coil is not being able to get instant access/vision of that load in between hits.

I know you can shake, but I will always get better use out of my loads when I stir and break down at specific points in the load. And not doing so, continuing to just shake the load instead- hits get weaker and dont satisfy.

A good firm aggregation bumps up vapor again while there is still some left in the load and makes it all worthwhile again. So my hope is to simply switch the coil over to the other heater while one cools down then I can carry on with my sessioning without delay.

This should make for some fun socially as well and will also be great for mixing indica and sativa strains randomly throughout the session.

See you all real soon in Quartzland! :wave:
 

BigJr48

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Help!!! Need to rig up a clip for quartz heater, didn't order one thinking heater would seat fit on the adapter. What can I do? $6 shipping for a $5 clip, no.
 
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LabPong

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Help!!! Need to rig up a clip for quartz heater, didn't order one thinking heater would seat fit on the adapter. What can I do? $6 shipping for a $5 clip, no.

Jr....find a big paper clip. Start bending......it should suffice for temp use just to keep the heater in place even if you get a little pressure on it from the paperclip. But I would get one of the proper ones just for safety alone.





Well after some initial hesitation I took the plunge. Not one, not two but THREE quartz heaters coming this way!!:rockon:

One is for my spare prize Elev8r which had no hole so I couldnt sell/trade it.

2 are for me, plus extra sick clips so I can effectively have 2 setups on the go simultaneously. The only thing that pains me using my coil is not being able to get instant access/vision of that load in between hits.

I know you can shake, but I will always get better use out of my loads when I stir and break down at specific points in the load. And not doing so, continuing to just shake the load instead- hits get weaker and dont satisfy.

A good firm aggregation bumps up vapor again while there is still some left in the load and makes it all worthwhile again. So my hope is to simply switch the coil over to the other heater while one cools down then I can carry on with my sessioning without delay.

This should make for some fun socially as well and will also be great for mixing indica and sativa strains randomly throughout the session.

See you all real soon in Quartzland! :wave:


Cool beans on getting multiple setups....I just solved that problem with getting 2 Q heaters.

I also like to stir the load every draw....so getting at the load quick is important. Having to bend the coil back smaller to fit the quartz heater, I found that having the top coil just slightly pinched closed so it grabs the conical tear drop shape of the quartz.

You will have to adjust the sick clip slightly to fit tighter on the top (heater) part.





Few things after using the quartz heater with coil several times now. I think it does not hold the heat very long compared to the glass ones. Could be from a smaller size and thinner wall?

Also, I sort of detect a slightly different taste signature.

I need further testing with other strains in the next several days to have a clearer picture of my experience so far.

If you have plans on using both the glass heater and quartz heater with the same coil....nope....not unless you leave it way too loose on the quartz one....and it becomes an inefficient process then. You will have to leave your coils bent to the exact heater type.



No torching yet.....soon....this weekend I will have time....and the desire to surf the stars for awhile.
 

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So just to clarify, you guys both ordered the 14mm Male to 18mm Female from TAG, PRODUCT SKU:AD-102-1328 -- and were expecting this:

AD-102-1114C.01--0_1200x1200.jpg


Which SKU did you receive, and was it still 14mm Male to 18mm Female?

Thanks.

The SKU I was sent is AD-1021328 and they are sending me a replacement with the SKU of AD-102-1114C.01 , anyone looking at these should make sure it's the correct SKU, don't rely on the photo. Wasn't sure what was happening since I didn't hear back for 2 days but they came thru as always:tup:.

From what I remember of my previous adapter the chamber was pretty small compared to the Elev8r one. one. If I can manage not to destroy this one I'll see how it fares as a microdoser.
 
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Data point – my new quartz heater is smaller than the OG heater. No frosted connection and smaller diameter makes it sit deeper into the wand. I may use OG heaters as daily drivers and keep quartz as the prized backup. I like it so far...
 

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Data point – my new quartz heater is smaller than the OG heater. No frosted connection and smaller diameter makes it sit deeper into the wand. I may use OG heaters as daily drivers and keep quartz as the prized backup. I like it so far...

Hey Guys & Gals-

I hope all is well! ELEV8R's are out and making their rounds! We noticed some of your heaters sit a little funky in your WPA or wand. We have been looking into it, but it seems one of our own FC members have discovered a fix. LabPong suggested just tightening the sickclip slightly to better hold the quartz heater in place. Eureka!

We loooooove hearing your stories and watching your videos. Please keep them coming. We enjoy being a part of your lives every day with products that help you medicate. Again, we could not do this without you and we appriciate everything you stand for.
 

highasakite

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The SKU I was sent is AD-1021328 and they are sending me a replacement with the SKU of AD-102-1114C.01 , anyone looking at these should make sure it's the correct SKU, don't rely on the photo. Wasn't sure what was happening since I didn't hear back for 2 days but they came thru as always:tup:.

From what I remember of my previous adapter the chamber was pretty small compared to the Elev8r one. one. If I can manage not to destroy this one I'll see how it fares as a microdoser.

Ok, that is the one with the ".01" added to the end on their dropdown menu. So the one you received was 18mm Female to 14mm Male? Is there any way you or @BigJr48 could post a picture so I could see what you received?
 
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Hey, quartz have arrived on thursday, but I don't have a big-ass torch so I've ordered a big buddy that should arrive tuesday. Anyway, I'm excited to start using it. I will first try it on my bong (I've never used a vaporizer through a bong), but I have a few questions, mind helping me out?

1) Is the sick clip necessary or it's just to be safe? The WPA and the heater seem to connect firmly, but I guess it's better to be safe than sorry, right?

2) Is 0.4g ok or should I put less?

2) How long should I heat it with the big buddy? about 45 seconds? How can I tell it's good to go?

3) Do I have to play with the carb hole or I shouldn't bother with it?

4) How long do I have to wait before the reheat so I don't burn myself with the glass?

I've searched within the thread and found out most of these questions, but since it's a different heater I'd like to ask again, just to be safe.

Thank you guys and have a great week. I've also heard this piece hits very hard and since I'm used to microdosing with the Dynavap I'll invite a friend over to smoke with me, you know, just to make sure we don't die :lol:.
 
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hopla

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Hey, quartz have arrived on thursday, but I don't have a big-ass torch so I've ordered a big buddy that should arrive tuesday. Anyway, I'm excited to start using it. I will first try it on my bong (I've never used a vaporizer through a bong), but I have a few questions, mind helping me out?

1) Is the sick clip necessary or it's just to be safe? The WPA and the heater seem to connect firmly, but I guess it's better to be safe than sorry, right?

2) Is 0.4g ok or should I put less?

2) How long should I heat it with the big buddy? about 45 seconds? How can I tell it's good to go?

3) Do I have to play with the carb hole or I shouldn't bother with it?

4) How long do I have to wait before the reheat so I don't burn myself with the glass?

I've searched within the thread and found out most of these questions, but since it's a different heater I'd like to ask again, just to be safe.

Thank you guys and have a great week. I've also heard this piece hits very hard, so I'll invite a friend over to smoke with me, you know, just to make sure we don't die :lol:.
I've only got mine for some days so i can't be the best advise but:
1- the clip is necessary because it secures the quartz on the stem so that you can shake it instead of unclip the Quartz and stir your herb
2- i heat it 40 seconds, and sometimes i have to reheat very quickly as i produced only tasty invisible vapour, but the second time i heat it only 20 seconds as i combusted once redoing a 40 secs 2nd cycle. I'd say just try different timings and don't hesitate to stop heating to taste the vapour production, worst scenario you'll have to reheat it.
3- i just put the quartz on my bong and draw.
4- the Quartz cools down quite quickly, but just approach your fingers and you'll feel if it's still too hot ;)
 
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LabPong

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Hey, quartz have arrived on thursday, but I don't have a big-ass torch so I've ordered a big buddy that should arrive tuesday. Anyway, I'm excited to start using it. I will first try it on my bong (I've never used a vaporizer through a bong), but I have a few questions, mind helping me out?

1) Is the sick clip necessary or it's just to be safe? The WPA and the heater seem to connect firmly, but I guess it's better to be safe than sorry, right?

2) Is 0.4g ok or should I put less?

2) How long should I heat it with the big buddy? about 45 seconds? How can I tell it's good to go?

3) Do I have to play with the carb hole or I shouldn't bother with it?

4) How long do I have to wait before the reheat so I don't burn myself with the glass?

I've searched within the thread and found out most of these questions, but since it's a different heater I'd like to ask again, just to be safe.

Thank you guys and have a great week. I've also heard this piece hits very hard and since I'm used to microdosing with the Dynavap I'll invite a friend over to smoke with me, you know, just to make sure we don't die :lol:.


1. YES....USE THE SICK CLIP!!! It was necessary using the the glass heater, and now it is super necessary with the quartz heater. The quartz heater has no matte finish so it does not hold tight at all...it is actually fairly slippery in the connection joint. You can use without....but that would be just asking to get burnt on your body or melt the heater into your clothes/carpet/etc. Stupid to take the risk unless you for some reason use a coil and the coil is tight around the heater where you can pull it off and on like a flowerpot coil and head assembly. Basically if you are using a torch.....use the sick clip or you will be sorry at some point.

2. I would say .04 is ok, but you get a more full taste and medication using a larger load....say .09. Then just take a draw or two and stop. Come back later and finish it with another 2 draws maybe. The taste might not be as good on the second time using the same load...but it depends on how long between the use times and quality of your flower. If you are talking using at one point...then coming back an hour or so later....not even an issue using this way. But, no problem with a small load like .04 and getting maybe 2 draws off it pulling slow. Obviously many of us can clear that and more with one big pull. Just learn how much heat you need to control the extraction process. It is easy to blow through the load if heat is too much. I can make the Elev8r work very well with micro hits using lower temps...just takes good practice with the torch to develop a good timing while heating.

3) NO....DO NOT EVER PLAY WITH THE CARB HOLE. It is not a carb hole in the sense you need to use it for any adjustment (though it can be altered if you do this). Think of this more of the importantly needed consistent air intake to make the vape work well. Do not cover, point the torch in it, or worry about the hole in the top of the heater. Worry more about the other end of the air-path......your bowl and your glass unit. They are more important to adjust performance and such. That is why I love this vape....you can set it up with almost any glass joint piece you want. Though I recommend a medium size glass piece to start out with.....some can handle direct draw of the included hand wand or jhook....but not me....I gotta go through water.

4) If you get the new quartz heater, I find it cools off much faster than the glass heater. I have not tested the cool off times to touchable yet....but I will tell you it is faster on the quartz heater....just too scared to do an actual "hey let me try touching the quartz heater....i think it is cool enough now" .....lol I almost did but at the last 5mm....I bailed. I will do a test and use a IR prob to show time to cool off to say 100F.

Then just one last thing, as mentioned the quartz heater is slightly narrower and shorter than the glass heaters, so you will need to adjust the top wire on the sick clip to be slightly tighter. Just use a couple of pliers to bend the clip inward just a tad...wont take too much. Then the heater will not wobble around in the joint with the sick clip on.


The heating times are pretty close with the 2 different heaters....so just use the same 45 seconds startup torching....then 15 or so seconds on the heat ups pending on if you wait long or stir and open up the bowl to do that. Then maybe 20-30 reheat if the heater is still at least warm. Use the back of your hand about 4 or so inches from the hot heater to judge the heat radiating off it after you torch it.....you will get used to this feel of heat amount after you use the torch a lot...that is how i check to see if the glass is too hot to take a draw.....just wait 5-10 seconds when you feel like it is too hot and you will then understand better the heating importance of this vape. You can really tailor the performance to a huge range of use. Just go slow and easy on the draws...wont take much to get vapor. If you see vapor build up in your glass piece after 3-5 seconds......its max hot.....lol

Glad you finally got the vape...can't wait to see what you experience with it!
 

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1. YES....USE THE SICK CLIP!!! It was necessary using the the glass heater, and now it is super necessary with the quartz heater. The quartz heater has no matte finish so it does not hold tight at all...it is actually fairly slippery in the connection joint. You can use without....but that would be just asking to get burnt on your body or melt the heater into your clothes/carpet/etc. Stupid to take the risk unless you for some reason use a coil and the coil is tight around the heater where you can pull it off and on like a flowerpot coil and head assembly. Basically if you are using a torch.....use the sick clip or you will be sorry at some point.

2. I would say .04 is ok, but you get a more full taste and medication using a larger load....say .09. Then just take a draw or two and stop. Come back later and finish it with another 2 draws maybe. The taste might not be as good on the second time using the same load...but it depends on how long between the use times and quality of your flower. If you are talking using at one point...then coming back an hour or so later....not even an issue using this way. But, no problem with a small load like .04 and getting maybe 2 draws off it pulling slow. Obviously many of us can clear that and more with one big pull. Just learn how much heat you need to control the extraction process. It is easy to blow through the load if heat is too much. I can make the Elev8r work very well with micro hits using lower temps...just takes good practice with the torch to develop a good timing while heating.

3) NO....DO NOT EVER PLAY WITH THE CARB HOLE. It is not a carb hole in the sense you need to use it for any adjustment (though it can be altered if you do this). Think of this more of the importantly needed consistent air intake to make the vape work well. Do not cover, point the torch in it, or worry about the hole in the top of the heater. Worry more about the other end of the air-path......your bowl and your glass unit. They are more important to adjust performance and such. That is why I love this vape....you can set it up with almost any glass joint piece you want. Though I recommend a medium size glass piece to start out with.....some can handle direct draw of the included hand wand or jhook....but not me....I gotta go through water.

4) If you get the new quartz heater, I find it cools off much faster than the glass heater. I have not tested the cool off times to touchable yet....but I will tell you it is faster on the quartz heater....just too scared to do an actual "hey let me try touching the quartz heater....i think it is cool enough now" .....lol I almost did but at the last 5mm....I bailed. I will do a test and use a IR prob to show time to cool off to say 100F.

Then just one last thing, as mentioned the quartz heater is slightly narrower and shorter than the glass heaters, so you will need to adjust the top wire on the sick clip to be slightly tighter. Just use a couple of pliers to bend the clip inward just a tad...wont take too much. Then the heater will not wobble around in the joint with the sick clip on.


The heating times are pretty close with the 2 different heaters....so just use the same 45 seconds startup torching....then 15 or so seconds on the heat ups pending on if you wait long or stir and open up the bowl to do that. Then maybe 20-30 reheat if the heater is still at least warm. Use the back of your hand about 4 or so inches from the hot heater to judge the heat radiating off it after you torch it.....you will get used to this feel of heat amount after you use the torch a lot...that is how i check to see if the glass is too hot to take a draw.....just wait 5-10 seconds when you feel like it is too hot and you will then understand better the heating importance of this vape. You can really tailor the performance to a huge range of use. Just go slow and easy on the draws...wont take much to get vapor. If you see vapor build up in your glass piece after 3-5 seconds......its max hot.....lol

Glad you finally got the vape...can't wait to see what you experience with it!
can you taste any differences in the vapor signature between quartz and glass? Still deciding if it's worth picking up the quartz, so far I haven't heard anything that will sway me to make the purchase.
 
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