Your post prompted me to think... mine has grown quieter since new (I rely more on the tactile, vs the aural, but still like to hear the click). Will have to see if I can get mine back 'up to spec', as wellThank you!!!!! My click was barely audible and now it's not perfect but definitely better.
)Great to see how well it works, hope that means I can get my hands on one soon.I have been testing the fusion induction cap by @DgN'R
It is comfortable as hell.
Faster with the one than the official cap with the flare (25-30 vs 30 vs 40). The SS alloy is heated up way better.
There is no click, but, since it is made to use induction i dont see a big problem (I have to try it with the inductor, that will be more complex maybe
This is a video i made showing the results with half-bowl setting, herb, and 190C on the wand with the new madheaters adapter. It takes 29-30 sec, gives me great flavor, good clouds and the abv is still light
Thanks for your video, this looks promising. Do you have a flare to test it with?I have been testing the fusion induction cap by @DgN'R
It is comfortable as hell.
Faster with the one than the official cap with the flare (25-30 vs 30 vs 40). The SS alloy is heated up way better.
There is no click, but, since it is made to use induction i dont see a big problem (I have to try it with the inductor, that will be more complex maybe
This is a video i made showing the results with half-bowl setting, herb, and 190C on the wand with the new madheaters adapter. It takes 29-30 sec, gives me great flavor, good clouds and the abv is still light
The flare works better with the original cap. With this one, it works at 60W…
Yeah, it wasn't designed specifically for the Flare, but rather for an optimized wand experience. But it should probably work better with the new Flare revision, hopefully when they come out. Some testers have mentioned that it works well with the first version of the Flare
Currently, I've made a last-minute revision to the cap to offer faster screwing and unscrewing (less threading) as well as to avoid thermal lock during prolonged consecutive use. Performance will not change. I'm waiting for the final sample. Sorry for those in a hurry, but I wanted to do it before the official release to avoid releasing a V2 a few months later. This should only delay things by a month. Please, be patient
Will folk in the UK be able to purchase your cap when it's released?Thank you for releasing the video @kokolokokolokon
Yeah, it wasn't designed specifically for the Flare, but rather for an optimized wand experience. But it should probably work better with the new Flare revision, hopefully when they come out. Some testers have mentioned that it works well with the first version of the Flare
For comparison, with the original cap and wand, it takes about 1 minute 45 seconds to heat up, and you need to set the wand to maximum temperature (430°C) or heat up the cap twice in a row to get good results and you'll get about 10-12 heats from a full battery.
With the SUS430 IH Cap, it heats up very quickly in just 30 seconds, and a temperature of 190-210°C seems more than sufficient with flowers. The cap also offers good heat retention and you could get about 18-20 heats from a full battery.
This is a very good complement for the Dani Fusion 2.0, and performance has been significantly improved when using the wand. The cap is specially designed for use under induction and is in no way intended to replace the original cap, which works perfectly well with a torch lighter (and its click will be very useful).
I really like the Dani Fusion 2.0, the steam is so smooth and it delivers huge clouds effortlessly. The Artemis 2.0 stem is beautifully designed! BFG does great job!
Thanks for the feedback @oddjobold
About the click, I understand your concerns. Personally, I use the wand in auto mode until the “Time Over” message appears, then I use PP MagSink Stand to help with cooling when I'm done, but I understand that this can be interesting (especially for consecutive bowls). As it's for induction only, I thought it wasn't necessary (as the wand indicates the end of the heating process), but I might consider an audible or visual indicator later on
Currently, I've made a last-minute revision to the cap to offer faster screwing and unscrewing (less threading) as well as to avoid thermal lock during prolonged consecutive use. Performance will not change. I'm waiting for the final sample. Sorry for those in a hurry, but I wanted to do it before the official release to avoid releasing a V2 a few months later. This should only delay things by a month. Please, be patient
Yes, of course
With a torch lighter, whether a small or large flame, it will take longer to heat up than the original cap. The cap is not intended for use with a torch (thickness is relatively thick), as the original cap and these silver rings (which offers the best thermal conductivity and fast heating) already excels in this respect.
Mines is the same, it takes the same size of o rings but I had to install new ones on my tip in order for it too fit tighter. I would also recomend not using a lubricant on your o rings when using the artemis aswell that seems to stop it spinning for me. It was a bit annoying at first but installing new o rings and not using lubricant has sorted this issue for me.
Thanks for Sharing! I think I will stay with the O-rings and just stop to lube them.
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Some news in bulk here about SUS430 IH Cap and 8/9mm adapters, I received the final samples after a few last-minute changes and everything is perfect now
The modifications also concern 8mm and 9mm adapters, I finally decided to add more insertion depth (is now 11mm for both adapters) on the female side to ensure that the adapters will accept all current vapes (and also probably future).
For the length on the male side, I opted for the standard DV length for the 8mm and the standard BFG length for the 9mm (to ensure that they fit correctly into the stems (even with condensers, intercoolers, etc.)).
Both retain the default DV or BFG O-rings, and each has the option of adding a groove-free top O-ring to add a gap between the adapter and stem (e.g. to avoid transferring too much heat directly to the stem).
Both can now be used as bowl reducers for a TM stem. I added a 45° chamfer on both adapters to allow better steam circulation and also to avoid too much recovery on flat surfaces. They also have a shoulder to accommodate a screen without blocking the flow too much:
So, for example, with the 9mm female to 8mm male adapter, you can:
1. connect any 9mm male interface to an 8mm female stem:
2. connect any 9mm male interface to a TM stem (must be compatible with cooling unit):
3. use the adapter as a bowl reducer on a TM stem (must be compatible with cooling unit). I'm planning a few more options in the future to use the internal 8/9mm male interface to offer more cooling options:
4. use the adapter as a receptacle for a 510 drip tip (on any 8mm or TM stem):
5. and you can also create an 9mm female to 9mm male heatsink (or 8mm female to 8mm male, just invert the adapters) by combining an 9mm adapter with a 8mm adapter (you will need to purchase both):
6. and many other possibilities.. such as using adapters to hold beads or connecting several stems in series, etc.. it offers a very complete ecosystem!
Regarding the SUS430 IH Cap, the thread has been reduced by half and offers faster screwing and unscrewing (it probably makes screwing easier too) and less thermal lock. Here are the differences between the old and the new:
Everything now seems really perfect!
SUS430 IH Cap should be the first project to see the light of day (adapters should be available in the following month (I am currently looking for a reliable supplier of O-rings and screens to create a complete packaging)). I should be ordering stock in early July, which shouldn't be long now. I'm currently working on the online shop (I try to offer as much detail as possible) so that you can place your orders without having to send me a private message (to avoid overloading me (and also to speed up the process) and to preserve your privacy). We don't use any AI and our Swiss-based host is very respectful of privacy, there's no user profiling and complies with European standards
Stay tuned!
Cheers!
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Do you have a rough estimate as to when the cap will be available for purchase?Yes
Some news in bulk here about SUS430 IH Cap and 8/9mm adapters, I received the final samples after a few last-minute changes and everything is perfect now
The modifications also concern 8mm and 9mm adapters, I finally decided to add more insertion depth (is now 11mm for both adapters) on the female side to ensure that the adapters will accept all current vapes (and also probably future).
For the length on the male side, I opted for the standard DV length for the 8mm and the standard BFG length for the 9mm (to ensure that they fit correctly into the stems (even with condensers, intercoolers, etc.)).
Both retain the default DV or BFG O-rings, and each has the option of adding a groove-free top O-ring to add a gap between the adapter and stem (e.g. to avoid transferring too much heat directly to the stem).
Both can now be used as bowl reducers for a TM stem. I added a 45° chamfer on both adapters to allow better steam circulation and also to avoid too much recovery on flat surfaces. They also have a shoulder to accommodate a screen without blocking the flow too much:
So, for example, with the 9mm female to 8mm male adapter, you can:
1. connect any 9mm male interface to an 8mm female stem:
2. connect any 9mm male interface to a TM stem (must be compatible with cooling unit):
3. use the adapter as a bowl reducer on a TM stem (must be compatible with cooling unit). I'm planning a few more options in the future to use the internal 8/9mm male interface to offer more cooling options:
4. use the adapter as a receptacle for a 510 drip tip (on any 8mm or TM stem):
5. and you can also create an 9mm female to 9mm male heatsink (or 8mm female to 8mm male, just invert the adapters) by combining an 9mm adapter with a 8mm adapter (you will need to purchase both):
6. and many other possibilities.. such as using adapters to hold beads or connecting several stems in series, etc.. it offers a very complete ecosystem!
Regarding the SUS430 IH Cap, the thread has been reduced by half and offers faster screwing and unscrewing (it probably makes screwing easier too) and less thermal lock. Here are the differences between the old and the new:
Everything now seems really perfect!
SUS430 IH Cap should be the first project to see the light of day (adapters should be available in the following month (I am currently looking for a reliable supplier of O-rings and screens to create a complete packaging)). I should be ordering stock in early July, which shouldn't be long now. I'm currently working on the online shop (I try to offer as much detail as possible) so that you can place your orders without having to send me a private message (to avoid overloading me (and also to speed up the process) and to preserve your privacy). We don't use any AI and our Swiss-based host is very respectful of privacy, there's no user profiling and complies with European standards
Stay tuned!
Cheers!
Watch Laure Bitterrestre & SUS430 IH Cap 🧪👨🔬⚗️ | Streamable
Watch "Laure Bitterrestre & SUS430 IH Cap 🧪👨🔬⚗️" on Streamable.streamable.com
