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Hi, I have purchased one of the first Magic flight box and got one replacement (79728) already a long time ago. I see that since a couple of years the interest for the box has grown up so much that I can`t read the 469 pages to figure out what has been improved since my version. Could you tell...

Hi, I don t have anything to gain after all. Progress, if you can test the unit, that would be best. Max, about the final test, well, just need to operate the Iolate in a controlled environment and weight the exhaust vapors as it s been done for the combustion of tobacco and other. I read a...

Hi Stickstones, I did get vapor out of it. In my firsts posts, I was asking if anyone else had tested the temperature as I measured lower temp than 190c before even filling it up with anything. It takes some time, but it does releases vapor. About the catalytic reaction, the CO is released...

Hi Max, It is an endless debate for only because until I raise the question, they were openly hiding to all of you guys that it does release some CO and so far, I cannot accept nor deny iolite's info on CO emissions...they just don t mention it! Yes they do manufacture tools since many years...

Hi, It s been a few months since the last post on this topic, but I d like to add something here. I have tested the PD and Volcano, not to mention another one...Anyway, my message here is to encourage FC members to post your tests here after using a K type thermometer (with a flexible probe), if...

So now I guess I m allowed to come back to the CO issue.. First, I understand that the Iolate team agrees on the fact the Iolate does release an `unknown` amount of CO. In your advertising/manual, you only mention water vapor though ! 2/ the CO released by a vaporizer or anything else in my...

Hi Luchiano, thanks for the tip! Here is the definition of hygroscopy from wikipedia: \Hygroscopy is the ability of a substance to attract water molecules from the surrounding environment through either absorption or adsorption./ Now I understand why some manufacturers say that filtering it...

If you own one you will understand that it s very well made and precise as a clockwatch. Think about making the same yourself ans you will understand how complexed it is. It is not perfect but the vapman is by far my best choice while on the go. I wish for my wallet that it was cheaper but I can...

It should be the factory answering here. They can buy a CO detector, and test all their units, no need to be mine as many thinks it is `broken`. Mark069 compares it with the CO released by a car...well, thanks for the comparison. Here is what he wrote: ``Let's put this in perspective. When...

Not exactly, Stickstones, I would like to know if people doubt my claim about the CO released or if people think that CO present in a vaporizer is not a problem. I d like to know what seems difficult to believe. The fact that a unit newly received might release some CO or is it the fact that CO...

Not in a lab...Norml paid something like $20 000 for their waterpipe study. I have tested the unit outside, in a environment that had a level of CO of 0ppm. As I said, unfortunately I can t quantify in mg the CO emitted in a fixed period of 20 minutes (to compare it with the 20mg of CO released...

Hi Algebraist, The detector used is made by the company pollucorp. here is what I could find on the internet about this device: Using semiconductor technology and a microprocessor to analyze air, the unit features extremely high sensitivity and can detect down to one part per million (ppm) of...

Thanks, I will be patient and wait to see if the Iolite is as safe as it s written in their advertising.

Absolutely true, Max, you could buy a thermometer type K and test the temperature in your vaporizers. In the Volcano, my favorite temp is 6.5 , I don t have my datas here, but from what i remember is that it is always under 195c (383 F). The thermostat in the volcano (classic) gives a...

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