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Yeah, not trying to rush anything, just curious!

Does anyone know what the current status of an official DaynaVap induction heater is? Is there any offcial word from George about it? Would appreciate any news on this! @VapCap

I like tVI: https://thevapor.institute/product/vivant-alternate/

Hey @Dan Morrison, I think the Nomad would look even better if the MP could be matched to the paper, like these examples. What do you think?

Ever since Scott left, communication from Haze has been a little lackluster, but keep in mind that Haze has been around for a while and isn't a crowdfunded startup. So, chances are that they are just getting it right before release and want to make the Square a great product like the Dual.

I don't know if the glass mp can act as a WPA, but you can certainly use the official WPA as a mp if you want... https://thevapor.institute/product/cfxcf-water-pipe-adapter/

Got it! Thanks for the explanation. The picture above was just for reference, not a specific recommendation. But I get it that this would not be the way to go for this application.

I just meant a simple potentiometer on the voltage line to "regulate" the power going to the heater. Is that too far off the mechanical nature of the unit? Something you would adjust once, with a screwdriver, to your liking and leave it alone from then on. No electronics.

In keeping with the analog nature of this vape, would it make sense to just have one, more powerful heater module, which could be adjusted via a variable resistor to each individual's taste and draw speed? The pot can be part of the vape, not the heater module itself, and could work with any...

Thanks for the clarification! If that's the case, then I see no problem here. :)

I'm not a battery expert, so I wonder if battery venting is an all or nothing thing or do batteries sometimes vent "a little"? My concern is that if batteries do indeed vent "a little," you would likely be sucking in those fumes if the paths aren't separated. Especially if the battery is...

Fortunately, these vapes are not medical devices. If you want a company to make an FDA approved medical vape, you would probably be paying close to $1000 for it. Not because it would cost more to manufacture, but because of all the other associated costs of getting such a product certified and...

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I want!