TinyMight / TM 2

[Siebter]

Just picked up the package (express mail is really nice & fast) – I'm charging the batteries, so I have not tested it (up- and downbooting works, though), but my first impressions are very good. No dents, dings, scratches, burs, spurs or cowboy boots, it's spotless. I'm fascinated how well everything fits, setting the size of the chamber is smooth. I also got quite a bit of extras, I ordered one extra cooling unit and a long stem, got two long stems and a nice usb cable, stems came in an extra hemp pouch. So yeah... we're off to a good start.

 

[Facticity]

Just picked up the package (express mail is really nice & fast) – I'm charging the batteries, so I have not tested it (up- and downbooting works, though), but my first impressions are very good. No dents, dings, scratches, burs, spurs or cowboy boots, it's spotless. I'm fascinated how well everything fits, setting the size of the chamber is smooth. I also got quite a bit of extras, I ordered one extra cooling unit and a long stem, got two long stems and a nice usb cable, stems came in an extra hemp pouch. So yeah... we're off to a good start.

Awesome. What did you end up using to adjust the chamber size? Manual recommends a screwdriver but that's kinda cray

 

[Siebter]

A MFLB brush. :-) It's actually quite easy, just make sure you won't push from the mesh site.

 

[Zuhdj]

What external charger do y'all recommend?

 

[Siebter]

What external charger do y'all recommend?

Pretty much any XSTAR device with a screen that lets you monitor the status, for example XTAR VC2S or XSTAR VP4. Opus is a good brand too.

 

[VGOODIEZ]

Pretty much any XSTAR device with a screen that let's you monitor the status, for example XTAR VC2S or XSTAR VP4. Opus is a good brand too.

@Zuhdj I would also make sure you buy it from a reputable site. There are a lot of fakes out there and fakes can be dangerous. I would avoid third party sellers like Amazon and eBay as they are notorious for supplying counterfeit products. Same with 18650 batteries ...never there.

 

[Siebter]

E cig stores are a good source for both batteries and chargers.

 

[TommyDee]

Pretty much any XSTAR device with a screen that let's you monitor the status, for example XTAR VC2S or XSTAR VP4. Opus is a good brand too.

Agreed. XTAR makes highly reliable chargers. I use them exclusively with a single exception, Opus, for its analytical capabilities.

 

[Facticity]

Is it better to use an external charger rather than the native one with a mini USB cable and a reputable block (e.g. Samsung mobile phone charger)?

I have an EFEST Luc V2 I can use as well, so just wondering.

 

[Siebter]

Okay, first session, just a quick summary (gaming night, gotta go soon :-) ):

I did a ~.075g microdose, startet at temp setting 6.5. Heat up time (on demand mode) is really quick (~4 secs), vapor is smooth and remarkably cool, those cooling units seem to make a great job (I think I got the old nuts&washer ones, there's nothing wrong with them at all). Taste is →really nice←, doesn't diminish much until the herb is fully spend. High extraction speed even when compared to a Dynavap. Device *feels* good in the hand, very natural. The blinking light subtly illuminates the stem, that's kinda cool. Finished the load at temp setting 8.5, didn't feel much hotter to the mouth (used the long stem, though). There was a bit of pale greenery at the very edge of the chamber, but not enough to make me want to stir and hit it again. ABV can be blown out easily, which leaves a clean chamber. So yeah. I'm comfortably stoned. Off to a good start.

 

[Facticity]

Okay, first session, just a quick summary (gaming night, gotta go soon :-) ):

I did a ~.075g microdose, startet at temp setting 6.5. Heat up time (on demand mode) is really quick (~4 secs), vapor is smooth and remarkably cool, those cooling units seem to make a great job (I think I got the old nuts&washer ones, there's nothing wrong with them at all). Taste is →really nice←, doesn't diminish much until the herb is fully spend. High extraction speed even when compared to a Dynavap. Device *feels* good in the hand, very natural. The blinking light subtly illuminates the stem, that's kinda cool. Finished the load at temp setting 8.5, didn't feel much hotter to the mouth (used the long stem, though). There was a bit of pale greenery at the very edge of the chamber, but not enough to make me want to stir and hit it again. ABV can be blown out easily, which leaves a clean chamber. So yeah. I'm comfortably stoned. Off to a good start.

Great, now I am 10 times more excited to try it out.

 

[Zuhdj]

Mine comes in tomorrow. Super excited

 

[John Coaltrain]

. . . those cooling units seem to make a great job (I think I got the old nuts&washer ones, there's nothing wrong with them at all). . . .

Can you verify if the "nuts&washer" assembly you received looks like this:

 

[TommyDee]

Is it better to use an external charger rather than the native one with a mini USB cable and a reputable block (e.g. Samsung mobile phone charger)?

I have an EFEST Luc V2 I can use as well, so just wondering.

I do not prescribe to BMS systems being insufficient. I prescribe to the idea that junk circuits are dangerous and junk cells are pipe bombs. If a system has quality cells and a proven management systems there is little to be concerned about. On a single report of a failure, I would definitely review the system thoroughly and start charging on my own chargers. Otherwise, no way would I be pulling the cell just to charge it considering these are cycled a lot.

 

[stickstones]

Can you verify if the "nuts&washer" assembly you received looks like this:

It looks nothing like that

 

[virtualpurple]

@stickstones do you have pics you are able to share?

 

[John Coaltrain]

It looks nothing like that

Thanks for the clarification.

A member had posted above that he thought this was the cooling unit:

[URL="http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/tinymight-vaporizer.44563/page-5#post-1422378"]TinyMight Vaporizer[/URL]

Hopefully somebody can upload a photo of the cooling unit – particularly the "nuts and bolts/washers" contained within it.

 

[Jacer]

God this thread is not helping my VAS
Looking more and more like I might have a Christmas present to myself with this vape lol

 

[TommyDee]

Looking forward to seeing the picture of a well honey'd cooling pod opened. You just drop that into your morning coffee right?

 

[Siebter]

It looks nothing like that

More like this:

https://i.imgur.com/q3qi3gU.png

[...] particularly the "nuts and bolts/washers" contained within it.

I disassembled the cu when I got the device, but had a hard time screwing it back together (lotsa small parts), bear with me, it's very late and I don't wish to do that once more – here's a shot inside the cu, taken from the mesh side, hope it gives you an idea what to expect:

https://i.imgur.com/hsX3nrk.png

More early impressions: after 4 sessions (2 microdosed and by myself, 2 medium sized & shared with friends) the battery is still alive and kicking (at ~3.7V / 4.2V), so the it won't need to be swapped all the time (not sure how deeply it will be discharged, though). The two most prominent factors about the TM for me are the rapid extraction speed and great taste. Oh and how cool everything stays, the vapor, the glass, the device – slightly (!) warm at times, but never hot; I haven't tested the short stem yet, but I'm sure it will work fine too. The cooling unit not only cools efficiently, but also obstructs the air. Often when I was using full convection vapes like the Arizer Air 2 it felt like a hairdryer is blowing in my mouth, the TM feels quite a bit nicer.

ABV is thoroughly cooked and 95% even (edit: when not stirring). Never felt like I was coming close to combustion. This is really easy to use, no need to experiment except for the temps (they recommend starting at 6, which is on the lower end, but still a good starting point in my opinion).

It works well with non vapers (my actual goal was to have something I could easily share with friends without having to give lectures about how to use it). Hold the button, wait til it vibrates, hit it, let go when you have enough. They (talking about my weekly gaming night buddies here) actually understand and like it too. The only thing the found a bit awkward at first was the glass stem or more precisely: its diameter, but they worked it out quickly.

I'm able to chuck some nice clouds with my Omni XL, but getting something like the first two hits on a Tinymight is rare for me – I'm actually used to herb needing a lil warmup before fat plooms appear. The TM will extract most of the components within the first two hits (when microdosed), while my Dynavap (which is always microdosed) will produce the best extraction with the second to fourth heatcycle (is that comprehensible? If not, just ask).

Negatives: not found yet, will keep looking (I'm actually a bit picky).

 

[Fat Freddy]

FWIW...go to bottom of last page to check out schematic of tube/cu.

https://tinymightvape.com/tinymanual.pdf

@stickstones , care to comment on accuracy of the TM operating manual per your prior experience?

TIA?

 

[RxPlorer]

More like this:

I disassembled the cu when I got the device, but had a hard time screwing it back together (lotsa small parts), bear with me, it's very late and I don't wish to do that once more – here's a shot inside the cu, taken from the mesh side, hope it gives you an idea what to expect:

More early impressions: after 4 sessions (2 microdosed and by myself, 2 medium sized & shared with friends) the battery is still alive and kicking (at ~3.7V / 4.2V), so the it won't need to be swapped all the time (not sure how deeply it will be discharged, though). The two most prominent factors about the TM for me are the rapid extraction speed and great taste. Oh and how cool everything stays, the vapor, the glass, the device – slightly (!) warm at times, but never hot; I haven't tested the short stem yet, but I'm sure it will work fine too. The cooling unit not only cools efficiently, but also obstructs the air. Often when I was using full convection vapes like the Arizer Air 2 it felt like a hairdryer is blowing in my mouth, the TM feels quite a bit nicer.

ABV is thoroughly cooked and 95% even (edit: when not stirring). Never felt like I was coming close to combustion. This is really easy to use, no need to experiment except for the temps (they recommend starting at 6, which is on the lower end, but still a good starting point in my opinion).

It works well with non vapers (my actual goal was to have something I could easily share with friends without having to give lectures about how to use it). Hold the button, wait til it vibrates, hit it, let go when you have enough. They (talking about my weekly gaming night buddies here) actually understand and like it too. The only thing the found a bit awkward at first was the glass stem or more precisely: its diameter, but they worked it out quickly.

I'm able to chuck some nice clouds with my Omni XL, but getting something like the first two hits on a Tinymight is rare for me – I'm actually used to herb needing a lil warmup before fat plooms appear. The TM will extract most of the components within the first two hits (when microdosed), while my Dynavap (which is always microdosed) will produce the best extraction with the second to fourth heatcycle (is that comprehensible? If not, just ask).

Negatives: not found yet, will keep looking (I'm actually a bit picky).

This is sounding more awesome all the time. Are you planning to try it with the mistvape pods?

 

[hoyo77]

Apologies if this has already been posted. I saw this video and it kicked my VAS in overdrive!!!

 

[TommyDee]

@Siebter - you're saying this thing will keep up with your draw... no slowing to wait for heat to catch up. (?)

 

[Siebter]

This is sounding more awesome all the time. Are you planning to try it with the mistvape pods?

Definitely yes! Although I find using it without capsules working nicely too, it's not overly messy or complicated to load at all. From what I have seen in @khelek41girls video, the capsules seem to do a good job in spreading the heat more evenly..

@Siebter - you're saying this thing will keep up with your draw... no slowing to wait for heat to catch up. (?)

I don't have much experience with this type of full convection devices, but having to adjust the draw in a certain way was not an issue for me. It felt quite natural.