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The Tempest by Mad Heaters & Phatpiggie

PaliSab

New Member
You have to try it through glass soon. It will take your enjoyment to a whole new level!

When using the T2 natively I've been setting my wand to 315c, when I'm using it on a piece I've been increasing it up to 320c to 330c and getting really good results.
A week ago my temps were much higher, like in the 360c to 370c range, but I've found closing the airflow on the tip (mines about halfway), allowed me to drop the temps and get virtually the same vapor production, and much better flavour. Very happy.
New Tempest 2 owner here. I never owned the original. Can you please help me with how the tip airflow is moved around/changed? I'd like to try what you mentioned but I don't know how to go about changing my airflow from the tip. Any tips/pics would be great.. please and thank you all
 
PaliSab,

Dirigible_Molecule

Retired rebel.
New Tempest 2 owner here. I never owned the original. Can you please help me with how the tip airflow is moved around/changed? I'd like to try what you mentioned but I don't know how to go about changing my airflow from the tip. Any tips/pics would be great.. please and thank you all

The screw on top releases it so you can rotate. 8)
 

BearFuur

Well-Known Member
So, ive tried unscreweong the top screw and backing it off quite a bit and using the screwdriver that came with the V1 to try and unscrew the ball retaining screen. Alas, that ball retaining screen barely moves. I can turn it a few millimeters left and right, but can't turn it further. It doesn't seem to "catch" normal matter how much force im using.

Ive tried the debowler from a reload with no luck as well. I need to grab a eye glasses screw driver and see if it have any better luck.

I've ended up accidently chipping the some of the outer most layer of the V1 screwdriver/debowler by using so much force on the retaining screen.


Would it be possible to unscrew the head from the top screw and change the balls out?

Im going to ask my mother and brother to hunt down a flathead screwdriver for eye glasses to drop off of to me today since he'll already be here to drop off my first doses of humera. Closed mouths dont get fed!
 
BearFuur,

Logo

Well-Known Member
Does anyone know the internal dimensions of the tempest V2 heat shield/wood sleeve? I'm looking to get someone to make a custom one
 
Logo,

PaliSab

New Member
So, ive tried unscreweong the top screw and backing it off quite a bit and using the screwdriver that came with the V1 to try and unscrew the ball retaining screen. Alas, that ball retaining screen barely moves. I can turn it a few millimeters left and right, but can't turn it further. It doesn't seem to "catch" normal matter how much force im using.

Ive tried the debowler from a reload with no luck as well. I need to grab a eye glasses screw driver and see if it have any better luck.

I've ended up accidently chipping the some of the outer most layer of the V1 screwdriver/debowler by using so much force on the retaining screen.


Would it be possible to unscrew the head from the top screw and change the balls out?

Im going to ask my mother and brother to hunt down a flathead screwdriver for eye glasses to drop off of to me today since he'll already be here to drop off my first doses of humera. Closed mouths dont get fed!
I just did this this morning. If you happen to have a spectacles/glasses screwdriver, they work perfect. At all Dollar/Walgreens/CVS stores they are.
 
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kokolokokolokon

Well-Known Member
Does anyone know the internal dimensions of the tempest V2 heat shield/wood sleeve? I'm looking to get someone to make a custom one
The official sizes and my simplified version.

Edit: if you want the wood shield to "touch" the upper zone of the stem, i think the length should be 52-53mm
Can anyone confirm whether or not the "tempest ball retaining screen (V2)" fits in the tempest V1 head?
The v1 and v2 ballscreens have different mechanisms. The v2 one won’t work on the v1
 
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BearFuur

Well-Known Member
Houston, we have liftoff..!
I was able to get the ball retaining screen out after ny brother dropped off an eye glasses repair kit.
Even though it was a tiny handle, it gave me the extra oomph and torque that I was missing before.
I've just been diagnosed with AS, so im sure that wasn't helping in the screw turning department.

I went ahead and threw some quartz balls in there tonight. Probably play around with that for a a few hours and swap them out in the afternoon.

Im very happy to have gotten this head open and have the option to change balls. That was driving me pretty nutty every time I'd fail to open it day after day.

Does anybody ever find the VI catching on either the wall of the wand/adapter when heating? It seems that if i dont have the head angled in there juuust right, the VI seems to catch. Ive been resorting to holding the V2 while heating in the wand while giving it a slow spin or raise it up and down a few MMs and that seems to not make it get stuck/locked in place for a short period in the wand
 

Dirigible_Molecule

Retired rebel.
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Does anybody ever find the VI catching on either the wall of the wand/adapter when heating? It seems that if i dont have the head angled in there juuust right, the VI seems to catch. Ive been resorting to holding the V2 while heating in the wand while giving it a slow spin or raise it up and down a few MMs and that seems to not make it get stuck/locked in place for a short period in the wand
Sadly it seems that the wand inner glass is not made in a uniform size, QC must be bad. Been reported here and elsewhere many times. Worth reading the ispire wand sub. 8)
 
Dirigible_Molecule,

HoodiesAndHondas

Well-Known Member
For those who have switched to the rubies, and also use the Wand until timeout at whatever temp you prefer; Did you have to change the Wand temp/timer when you switched to the rubies, compared to the zirc balls? Or do you just run the same temp until timeout?
 
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PaliSab

New Member
Honestly, the T2 is so dialed in general that with rubies, zirc, sic, ect.., I just get to the first or second click and pull. Pretty much repeatable 24/7. Only on a fresh cold start I use the Wand at 550-600f. Just get to the clicks after the first round at 500f+. Don't forget to wait for the cool down click in-between as this is the only way this thing can combust. Tempest 2 and the Simrell Ti are my best/favorite TEDs in 2025.
 

Cru

Member
Honestly, the T2 is so dialed in general that with rubies, zirc, sic, ect.., I just get to the first or second click and pull. Pretty much repeatable 24/7. Only on a fresh cold start I use the Wand at 550-600f. Just get to the clicks after the first round at 500f+. Don't forget to wait for the cool down click in-between as this is the only way this thing can combust. Tempest 2 and the Simrell Ti are my best/favorite TEDs in 2025.
How do the T2 and the Simrell compare? Which one is better in your opinion?
 
Cru,

BushRanger

Hit It & Quit It
For those who have switched to the rubies, and also use the Wand until timeout at whatever temp you prefer; Did you have to change the Wand temp/timer when you switched to the rubies, compared to the zirc balls? Or do you just run the same temp until timeout?
I like 545f with rubies. Vary that depending on herb humidity and battery level.
 

jakevns

Member
Just ordered a custom leather case for my Tempest 2!!!! LabetKomp is making custom cases for 57 Euro including shipping 🥵 custom colors and everything. I am so stoked for it to arrive. I placed my Order today and was able to message him on Instagram for exact specifications. If you've been waiting for a classy leather case this is a great option!!!
 

Karadji GreenSea

Free for choose, slave to consequences
How do the T2 and the Simrell compare? Which one is better in your opinion?
There is no better on this context, there is different preferences and experiences I see them as a complementary to each other and both are great efficient tools to use for extract the vapour . Madheaters is thousand times better with the customer care service than simrell by my own experience, if you need choose one I would recommend the Tempest.
The T2 is more versatile OMHO which you can regulate how you want to use it, regulating the air flow so you can have a bong/DTL experience with it open wide cap or you can have a joint/MTL experience with half open or 1/3 from the cap that will last many mtl puffs.
At beginning I disliked the simrell cause it cools down really quickly with make quite upsetting in comparison to the tempest at this perspective MTL however the bong/DTL experience with it is amazing, feels like the extraction of the vapour is quick even and efficient reminds the anvil but with less time heating it,It is versatile with the use conduction heating more the botton then convection heating more the top Ive used it mostly on the hybrid mode, If i want conduction I go for a dynavap hiperdyn If I want convection I stick to the tempest or TA3/TA4 .The long intercooler unit from the t2 is long as much the tool cooling unit from simrell.
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Damn,I love these tools😅
 
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