I think that's usually to get whatever manufacturing or handling oils on the coil/head out of the vapor path before you use it, but the QC kind of even reduces that possibility by having the airflow further from the coil, since it goes under the cap.
I don't think I understand the vapor path here. Does does the vapor exit the bubbles, go through the swiss/spikey section into an open tube going back down through the fab section, outside the main can and up into the small top section? In some of the pics there appears to be a tube possibly...
There's always a risk of locking, I think. It just becomes habitual to loosen it. I've only had it lock once because I forgot to back it off.
I think that's fair. I've really only used either with the intention of one heating per bowl but it's more certain with the Tornado.
I think there's some trade-off. The Anvil may not seem quite as hot (I usually use it through water) because you're injesting less, whereas the Tornado is noticeably smoother, but there's more of it to withstand. I really only use the Tornado native or on the WPA through a j-hook to take...
To be honest I don't think I noticed much difference between the beta and v1. But I did kill a beta and I think a v1, iirc. Never chipped a core though.
Same. Now I have one I hopefully will not need a backup for, and a backup. ; )
I just had a bowl in the Ceramo with the Super Cap...
I have not used it a whole lot yet, but it seems accurate. I noticed it right away, read about it later. Maybe I'll play with it this afternoon and see a little more how it is.
Assuming the new one is otherwise as improved as hoped, there's not much point in grabbing the older one I'd think...
It heats the cap, not the device. The cap will shed heat to the ceramic, however. The mouthpiece kit comes with some SS balls you can load under the bowl, and those will heat with the Inductor. I don't believe I've seen that anyone has tried it yet?
Probably not. It has strength closer to...