Recent content by fogbank

Yes I use the concentrate pads that came with the ALP. I have only used one so far, but I bought a couple of backups. The best advice I can give is to keep the pads as clean as possible. I used mine for quite some time without cleaning it and the performance got worse and worse. I almost gave up...

I have never used my ALP for flower. I feel that I have a lot of options that I prefer for flower. I love the ALP for concentrates. I tried some other mini-rig and pen style concentrate vapes but they were too hot for me. The ALP at 428F is perfect for concentrates in my book.

I've posted lots of details in this thread previously. Off the top of my head I can list the UFO, Black Shadow, YLL Induction heater, Hot Fire Pro, and iSpire Wand. All worked very well with the Anvil once I got the technique ironed out. I settled on the Wand as the best option because of the...

Here is the hard case I use for my Roffus - one black and one blue. AGPTEK Carrying Case

I wonder what the "Magnet hat for use with the Anvil product" is used for, and why does the VHB require it? None of the other portable induction heaters that work with the Anvil require anything additional. From the description it seems like the magnet hat is used to prevent the VHB's magnet...

Not fair. I only use the Anvil with the Wand and it works great for me. Very consistent vapor production, dark brown ABV etc.

This is my issue with the Fog Pro as well. The magnets holding the top part (mouthpiece and cooling unit) are too weak. Also the actual mouthpiece "wobbles" a bit. The o-ring holding the mouthpiece might be too small. The "wobbling" mouthpiece can result in air leaks.

The Roffu produces tons of vapor with an easy, slow draw. As far as drawing is concerned the Roffu requires the least effort of all my convection vapes. The Roffu heater is a beast. I prefer the glass tube of the WPA over the original mouthpiece, even though I always use it dry. It's amazing...

I use the Wand with the Anvil exclusively. After dialing in the technique with a number of other induction heaters I settled on the Wand for the Anvil because of its replaceable batteries. I rigged up a metal "stopper" from an old basket screen and inserted that into the silicone insert from...

The most effortless RTL hit I have achieved was with the UFO induction heater (paid about $99). Roughly 45-50 total seconds of heating, in 9 second cycles gives me nice evenly brown ABV. A few seconds more and it's pushing combustion. I no longer use the UFO for the Anvil as I've adapted the...

Glass bowl, V3Pro or POTV One dosing capsule, glass mouthpiece from the WPA. With the dosing capsule I don't know if the glass or metal bowl makes a difference. The glass mouthpiece from the WPA is more elegant than the stock mouthpiece and works great. The dosing capsules add just a touch of...

I use the ALP exclusively for concentrates. It works great for me. I pre-heat the pad (428 F) with a dry draw for about 30 seconds, turn it off, then apply the concentrate to the pad so it melts in. I then power it back on, let it pre-heat for about 30 seconds, then start drawing. I get nice big...

Will add to the other favorable reports. I use them in a couple of my DVs and they are a convenient way to cut the bowl size in half. They do seem to make the stem hotter, but that doesn't bother me. I find the half bowl to be the perfect size dose for me.

My ideal Anvil usage is a single hit that extracts the whole bowl evenly and leaves dark brown ABV. All of the induction heaters that I've used with the Anvil can accomplish that. In the best case scenario I can accomplish that with approximately 45-50 seconds of heating. I don't know how the...

I have not used the VHB induction heater but I have used 5 other induction heaters with the Anvil. The induction heaters do not defeat the benefit of the Anvil design. I have never used a torch with the Anvil and I never intend to. The Anvil works great with induction heating, with the right...