Farid
Well-Known Member
"Do you guys like using a torch?"
Beats batteries since you only have to carry one torch versus several batteries. I've broken my share of cheap torches, but I treated them poorly. If you don't drop them they last a very long time.
"Do you feel like you get to the point where using a torch is really thoughtless and easy? Can you heat a VapCap while riding a bike? Can you heat a VapCap while hiking a mountain?Can you heat a VapCap while walking a dog? Can you heat a VapCap while walking a tiger? Can you heat it in bed? Can you heat it on a skilift?"
Can I heat it while riding a bike? Probably not, cause the torch would go out. While hiking a mountain? Sure. While walking a dog - yes, even a black lab who likes to pull. I don't know if tigers pull. I use it in bed all the time. You could probably use it on a skilift, but you'd need to remove your gloves, and keep the torch warm. Once heated, however, you can hold it with your mouth and hit it hands free. So if you have the time to take a quick break the vapcap is good.
"I think I know the answer but you don't have to stir right? and you get dark even ABV?"
Never had to stir. Probably the most even vaping of any device I've used.
"How quick is it to load one if these? how about unloading?"
With pre ground bud loading these takes 5 seconds. Unloading takes a bit longer since you have to wait for the cooldown click, but usually you are inhaling while the device cools. So there is very little wasted time in the session.
"Uh cleaning, how often to you have to do a full take a part and clean. and is that process pretty easy and quick?"
I clean maybe once a week, or if I combust, which is very rare. I'm
"Do you consider the price and effort needed to supply butane? or is it cheap enough to where it just isn't really something you think about? I think someone say that a can lasts them like 2 months and they cost like 10 or 15 dollars. Does that sound about right?"
Butane costs less than replacing batteries. Maybe $20 a year?
Is the Dynastash Sweet?
I don't know, dynavap ships with plastic tubes, so cheap bastards like me don't need to shell out for the dynastash.
What's your biggest negative about the VapCap, if you have one?
I hesitate to call this a negative, because it is the reason I use this device, but it is NOT designed for groups. It is designed to be a 1 hitter (well a 3 hitter) for a single user. Likewise I don't like using session portables when I'm alone because they are overkill. I keep my session portables for when my friends want to smoke, and if they want to enjoy a vapcap, I pack them one all for themselves.
"What's your biggest positive about the vapcap?"
George's commitment to his customers and to improving his product.
"How does the VapCap sit within the rotation of other vapes you use?"
Vapcap for when I am alone. Arizer air, when I'm with friends. Most days are 100% vapcap days. Sometimes I'll break out the underdog, but it's no longer plugged in all day.
"What is something you wish to see in the future of VapCap technology?"
A Vapcap dugout with built in electonic heater powered by two 18650s.
A vapcap which you can pack a joint's worth amount of bud, and between hits, the cap can be removed, and the ABV can be pushed out. The chamber would be adjustable, and you would adjust it smaller between hits, as you ejected the spent bud.
The clicking cap design used to make a desktop butane vaporizer
"Has this vaporizer changed your outlook on vaporizer's as a whole? if you how?"
Absolutely. I never thought vaporizers could be so stylish. I never knew that vapor could be so consistent with a torch. I also never considered a vaporizer something I could keep in my pocket all the time.
"There's a technique for heating it, how's that to learn? But as for hiting the thing, can I hand it to a friend and tell them to suck and have them get a satisfying hits. Again with my ESV the technique is in the breath so many people I hand it to don't great hits."
There is a technique to heating it, but it's pretty easy to master. There is NO technique to hitting it. You can draw fast, or draw hard, and you won't accidentally combust unless you overheat it. The draw is very natural for a smoker, and the vapor density is very close to that of smoke, so it is satisfying for smokers as well.
"So I hear theres a cool down click, how does that work? Once you've heated it up, do you take a hit until you heat the cool down click? do you take multiple hits from one heat cycle? If you take one hit and finish before the cool down click how long generally until you hear it? Your not supposed to heat it again until the cool down click? also one more thing, I may have read that there is two clicks when heating it up? is that true? if so how does it work? If not the process is just heat till click and then hit correct? I've also seen talk of heating past the click a second or 2, how do you feel about that?"
I hit it until there is a cooldown click. Some people take multiple hits. I generally hear the cooldown click before I exhale the hit, but I hold my hits in a long time. There are generally two clicks, one right after the other. It helps to prepare you to stop heating so that you can get the most heating while still respecting the click.
""does the cap ever break? does it fall of easily?"
No
Beats batteries since you only have to carry one torch versus several batteries. I've broken my share of cheap torches, but I treated them poorly. If you don't drop them they last a very long time.
"Do you feel like you get to the point where using a torch is really thoughtless and easy? Can you heat a VapCap while riding a bike? Can you heat a VapCap while hiking a mountain?Can you heat a VapCap while walking a dog? Can you heat a VapCap while walking a tiger? Can you heat it in bed? Can you heat it on a skilift?"
Can I heat it while riding a bike? Probably not, cause the torch would go out. While hiking a mountain? Sure. While walking a dog - yes, even a black lab who likes to pull. I don't know if tigers pull. I use it in bed all the time. You could probably use it on a skilift, but you'd need to remove your gloves, and keep the torch warm. Once heated, however, you can hold it with your mouth and hit it hands free. So if you have the time to take a quick break the vapcap is good.
"I think I know the answer but you don't have to stir right? and you get dark even ABV?"
Never had to stir. Probably the most even vaping of any device I've used.
"How quick is it to load one if these? how about unloading?"
With pre ground bud loading these takes 5 seconds. Unloading takes a bit longer since you have to wait for the cooldown click, but usually you are inhaling while the device cools. So there is very little wasted time in the session.
"Uh cleaning, how often to you have to do a full take a part and clean. and is that process pretty easy and quick?"
I clean maybe once a week, or if I combust, which is very rare. I'm
"Do you consider the price and effort needed to supply butane? or is it cheap enough to where it just isn't really something you think about? I think someone say that a can lasts them like 2 months and they cost like 10 or 15 dollars. Does that sound about right?"
Butane costs less than replacing batteries. Maybe $20 a year?
Is the Dynastash Sweet?
I don't know, dynavap ships with plastic tubes, so cheap bastards like me don't need to shell out for the dynastash.
What's your biggest negative about the VapCap, if you have one?
I hesitate to call this a negative, because it is the reason I use this device, but it is NOT designed for groups. It is designed to be a 1 hitter (well a 3 hitter) for a single user. Likewise I don't like using session portables when I'm alone because they are overkill. I keep my session portables for when my friends want to smoke, and if they want to enjoy a vapcap, I pack them one all for themselves.
"What's your biggest positive about the vapcap?"
George's commitment to his customers and to improving his product.
"How does the VapCap sit within the rotation of other vapes you use?"
Vapcap for when I am alone. Arizer air, when I'm with friends. Most days are 100% vapcap days. Sometimes I'll break out the underdog, but it's no longer plugged in all day.
"What is something you wish to see in the future of VapCap technology?"
A Vapcap dugout with built in electonic heater powered by two 18650s.
A vapcap which you can pack a joint's worth amount of bud, and between hits, the cap can be removed, and the ABV can be pushed out. The chamber would be adjustable, and you would adjust it smaller between hits, as you ejected the spent bud.
The clicking cap design used to make a desktop butane vaporizer
"Has this vaporizer changed your outlook on vaporizer's as a whole? if you how?"
Absolutely. I never thought vaporizers could be so stylish. I never knew that vapor could be so consistent with a torch. I also never considered a vaporizer something I could keep in my pocket all the time.
"There's a technique for heating it, how's that to learn? But as for hiting the thing, can I hand it to a friend and tell them to suck and have them get a satisfying hits. Again with my ESV the technique is in the breath so many people I hand it to don't great hits."
There is a technique to heating it, but it's pretty easy to master. There is NO technique to hitting it. You can draw fast, or draw hard, and you won't accidentally combust unless you overheat it. The draw is very natural for a smoker, and the vapor density is very close to that of smoke, so it is satisfying for smokers as well.
"So I hear theres a cool down click, how does that work? Once you've heated it up, do you take a hit until you heat the cool down click? do you take multiple hits from one heat cycle? If you take one hit and finish before the cool down click how long generally until you hear it? Your not supposed to heat it again until the cool down click? also one more thing, I may have read that there is two clicks when heating it up? is that true? if so how does it work? If not the process is just heat till click and then hit correct? I've also seen talk of heating past the click a second or 2, how do you feel about that?"
I hit it until there is a cooldown click. Some people take multiple hits. I generally hear the cooldown click before I exhale the hit, but I hold my hits in a long time. There are generally two clicks, one right after the other. It helps to prepare you to stop heating so that you can get the most heating while still respecting the click.
""does the cap ever break? does it fall of easily?"
No
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