Silver Surfer Vaporizer

Discussion in 'Plug-in Vaporizers' started by vtac, Oct 26, 2007.

  1. Mendohead Member

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    ok.. here's the pic. thanks dreamerr and tweak. wish the pic was better or of somehing 'cooler', but the zip tie holds it firm in place... edit: and damn, i really need another coat!

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  2. Dreamerr Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀

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    For all I care you could have put up any pic at this point. I just wanted to see you be able to post the picture of whatever you chose to. Looks nice and secure which is what you wanted.
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  3. Mendohead Member

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    Thanks Dreamerr!
  4. Dreamerr Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀

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    Your very welcome.:):clap::tup::rockon:
  5. MotoPsycho Member

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    Looks good Mendo:clap: . What kind of paint is that?
  6. Mendohead Member

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    cheap-o-paint. need to give it a proper go over with some fresh 'shaky paint'. and 2 days, i let mine air for only a few hours, lol. cooked it near a heater though ... no problem with fumes.
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  7. Broseidon New Member

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    Hi guys, I've had my SSV for a few months now and LOVE it to death. I've been lurking here every once in a while but never felt the need to sign up. I saw mendoheads DIY mod and was wondering if the power cable is a weak point on the SSV? I always wrap my cable around the ssv and pack it away after every session but I don't want to risk damaging it.
  8. Dreamerr Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀

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    Welcome to the forum or jungle...You might have missed it but in one of his posts he said when he opened it it was quite secure and he didn't real need to do it.
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  9. Mendohead Member

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    Take the base off and look inside the ssv. you can see the power cord on the inside of the unit, and there's some putty or something thats hard (some sort of sealer i guess) as a rock holding it it place. i can see if the sealer got loose or cracked, then there may be problems, though the stuff is hard.

    But, i still did the mod beacause i dont want to take a chance of my ssv having any problems just from me moving it around.
  10. MotoPsycho Member

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    I feel (IMO) like unless you are wrapping it too tight to bend it where it comes out of the housing it should be fine. The ssv has a very thick durable cord, compared to my other vapes at least.
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  11. Vitolo Vaporist

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    While the cable on any device is a weak link, the SSV cable is very secure.
    My SSV has been in one room for a year, but prior to that it got moved about and used all day every day in a variety of locations... for 2 years.
    The cable has had no problems with stress or overwork, from this activity.
  12. Mendohead Member

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    i would just be pissed though if it somehow got messed up by my dumbass moving it around. i feel like i have averted a potential 'long shot' problem...
  13. Vitolo Vaporist

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    Oh... doubtless you did! :)
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  14. Puffers Well-Known Member

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    Imo You can never be too careful with your SSV, I know when my power went out I was dying to be able to use my surfer again. Not an experience I want to repeat anytime soon. All my others vapes work, but its just not the same
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  15. Mendohead Member

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    we lost power night before last. i pulled out my tiny generator and me and the wifey vaped away by candlelight...it was killer!!!
  16. Dreamerr Always in a state of confusion and silliness♀

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    That is to funny mendo....no lights, fridge and all off, hmmmmmmmmmm what should we do with the generator....I know use it to vape:rofl:
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  17. Mendohead Member

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    The obvious choice!
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  18. Galactus Member

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    i dont remember if i posted this here or not, but i recently got a Mendo Mulcher 2" vape grinder which was a SIGNIFICANT upgrade to the cheap $5 wood grinder i had. I dont think its a placebo effect when i say the high is better..
  19. Puffers Well-Known Member

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    Conjecture.......Maybe a finer grind is exposing more trichomes to be vaporized at once causing a more intense peak.....
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  20. Vitolo Vaporist

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    I agree here~
  21. Warmen New Member

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    I've had my ssv for a few weeks now and I'm really impressed by it. The one issue I am having however is that sometimes it's too harsh on my throat, and it can hurt for 10-15 minutes after using it sometimes. I can keep this under control by taking smaller hits. Is there a good way to cool down the vapor before inhaling it?
  22. b0 Vapor powered

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    Using water filtering. I always use a bong to cool/hydrate/filter my vapor
  23. Vitolo Vaporist

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    or a vapor tamer
  24. bloodgames New Member

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    Anyone have the 6-Arm percolator water filter?
    http://silversurfervap.com/glass/wcfm/water-filter-cooler-moisturizer-93-straight-6-percolator.html

    Recently got an SSV and I love the thing - I wanna upgrade into water filtration, but I'm not sure if I should go for the water filter linked above or just get a water pipe adapter and pick up one of those 8-inch SSFG Travel Tube (http://ssfgglass.com/shop/product.php?id_product=13) and hook up the SSV to that. I've been kinda itching for a mini bong lately anyway, so if you guys think the SSFG would deliver as smooth and big / thick hits as the water filter, I'll probably have to go for that.

    Although I do remember reading from someone on here who claimed the 6-arm perc hit better than his 12-inch bong when hooked up to the SSV, so I've really got no idea what to do....

    Opinions from the pros?!
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  25. Frederick McGuire Aggressively Loungey

    I've got one of those 6-arm filters, they are very nice.

    The overall volume is very small, I found that with an average SSV draw speed, you can only have the water level up to the slits in the tree, any higher and you'll get water splashing into the Sherlock arm.

    The entire bundle is an awesome deal IMO.
    You get the Sherlock arm, WPA, keck clip & some hose, which all separately would cost almost half the bundle cost, and the 6 arm itself is pretty nice and certainly worth the money IMO.

    Having said that, I find it a bit too small for my tastes, so I'd probably go with the SSFG travel beaker (definitely upgrade the downstream to the showerhead) out of those 2 options :)
    :2c:

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