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The 601 threading that W9Tech used was a holdover from the beginning days of the vaporizer industry. UP Tech got established before 510 was normalized across vaporizers. In designing their first products, their engineer selected 601 as it has a bit beefier thread than 510. UP Tech sold a variety...

It was an interesting concept but nothing I tried was close to production ready. Really large unit required lot of energy to heat a large mass.Hard to control the heat with the control scheme that I was sent. Needed a feedback loop to approach VapeXhale or Volcano levels of heat control. I have...

I've not used the S-series base, only titanium, so I can only compare dish flavor; and of course, flavor differences are all subjective, we have different palates and taste buds so individual's experiences do vary... For me personally, titanium to quartz was the biggest upgrade by a mile...

I can't quite make out the picture in your post but clicking the link takes me here Is this it? If so, the order of assembly on the right is what I do, except I don't use the small washer on the bottom, I didn't find that it added any benefit? From the bottom up it's the tapered fitting...

The clusterfuck with Leaf Data has been a nightmare the last two weeks.

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Wow, I wasn't aware. I never got around to ordering any of the Trinity XL, since I'd had so many of the original Trinity carts. G mailed me some heaters many months ago, but never sent the tanks for me to try them, and I kept forgetting to buy tanks. Damn.

I did not get to test the Trinity tank at all. I got Bubbleman and G linked up, but had left W9 before the Trinity was in R&D or testing phase. I wasn't aware of any health concerns with it besides the silicone gasket to seal the glass, before this thread.

Love the concept... but found the reality to be loud and bulky. Sits on a table - not great for taking out of the house. Similar to noise of a heat gun you've used to melt shrinkwrap or loosen adhesive. Useful in a glassblowing studio or loud party... not in my house. E nails have replaced...

Don't care about it being clear. What I do care about is a steady temp at my nail, and heat transfer from SiC Halo's to carb caps! I have written about pre heating carb caps and desiring a less heat-sucking cap several times in this thread, and elsewhere. Titanium is a fairly heat-conductive...

D-nail is listening... https://www.instagram.com/p/BvnIUPJhuh_/

Unfortunately, no. MCT oil in a Trinity tank will be too thick, and leak. The Trinity tank works best with highly viscous, thick oils. It's a high performance/ "pro" grade cartridge that's not idiot-proof like the C Cell carts. The Honda civic / toyota camry of vape carts. Easy to use, unlikely...

I would never ISO clean a C cell cartridge. Just take one apart to see why. The cotton wick and felt grommets don't like alcohol. The bubbleman / w9tech trinity carts are super easy to clean by soaking in warm alcohol. No cotton or other fibers to worry about. Just borosilicate glass, silicon...

I don't think you'd be happy with how tight I run my axial coil :science::rip:

Ive been dabbing high terpene sauces at 475-530 degrees indicated on my 2.0 box without a ball for the past year or more, and haven't been going any lower with one. Only really go below 500 for super harsh live resins. Most of my dabbing with the terp peal in the SiC Halo has been at 500-510...