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Still leaks but there's a noticeable change in draw resistance when I accidentally cover the intake holes. it's not an airtight seal though. It seems to be probably enough to isolate the airpath though. It isn't science however so idk.

@Shit Snacks you seen this ?

Tried closing the air intake completely and pulling through the bowl with no lid mf the leak in the airpath is there still. Does anyone else have this happening?

Didn't even consider that when I was wondering haha. This thing gets more and more intriguing the more I learn about it

Tried again. It mostly sealed off but not all the way like yours. Did my drop mess something up in there you think?🥲

My angus is fine flavor wise. But I have found that if you cover the air intake completely, there's not much extra resistance added. How is that other air getting in to the airpath?

What part is he one for y'all?

Use the included tweezers

i hope all went well at the hospital!

idk man, i think if im breathing stuff in, "trust me bro, it's safe" isn't giving me much peace of mind. Thankfully, @YLLVAPE OFFICAL has been super transparent and, personally, it has raised my trust in him/them. And I think it will give the vap more credibility in the long run, as others have said

It stands to reason that the sticker is under the same thermal protection as the magnet. The magnet is metal and will hold heat more than anything else in that cooling unit. The hottest thing touching that magnet will be the vapor not the plastic Also, I believe the "grilling" is due in part...

s When a solid is at around 140f-150f it is too hot to hold a finger on for any amount of time (it's how I measure temp when steaming milk for espresso). The cooling unit feels warm after 3 bowls. I'd be surprised if it gets over 120f but this is no scientific analysis. Just observations and...

It's checks out! Who's cooling unit is getting up to 200 degrees F (that'd be waaaay too hot to touch at all) Sorry the pic is blurry asf. You'll have to click on it to see the chart

I already had cancer once. I'm not gonna risk it again for this vape so, for me, I gotta know what's going on in the airpath. So, to clarify, @YLLVAPE OFFICAL the solders are far from the airpath right? And what is the model number for your 3M stickers so we can look into it ourselves? It isn't...

If someone made a wood adapter to put the top half of a mighty cooling unit on there, that would be neat. A wooden friction fit bottom half of the cooling unit? 👀

So I need a cooling unit that's just as effective as the stock one but no glue. Who's gonna fabricate it first ;) It's also makes me a little worried about other "isolated" parts of the vape. I'd love it if some brave soul would do a tear down. I hope my suspicion is unwarranted Edit...

My robot fart smell is gone but now I'm worried about the cooling unit. Y'all 3rd party makers better hurry tf up haha

I had one. It's everything I liked about the mighty with none of my dislikes! It's got the same great workflow/ergonomics and gives me the same nostalgia that the mighty does but better. The mighty vapor always made cough for the whole bowl (that's why I sold mine) and it's plastic and no...

Here's something I'm not hearing much talk about: the angus does not make me cough like the b-0 and Tinymight do, even deep into the session.

performed an unintentional drop test into my cement porch and she's still going strong