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Still the best of my vaporizers (and one of the cheapest) .. the bricks are so powerful .. it's amazing :clap: I like the bent flame intake, which I find nicer to use than the straight one, as it allows additional adjustment, i.e. to position it at the right angle depending on how you hold...

I have one and it works great like Firefox, but I find the palm lock system very inconvenient for our use, the locking trigger is very solid and hard to use which makes it less user friendly but much safer in terms of child safety. The flame is adjustable in yellow or blue and similar power to...

I recently bought the Wand from LCV in order to take advantage of induction heating with my DV and TA (works well), however after more than a week of daily use, the glass broke on the top (this happened when using it with DYADP adapters): Is there any way to repair it yourself? Can Ispire...

Ed's TNT DV stem just landed, it's just perfect, nice work! :tup:

The SSV is supposed to be able to support more heater cover type: But since the baller mod, I don't know how it works, the SSV has a spherical ground glass: While the DBV has a conical ground glass: So I don't know if the DBV baller mode will be compatible with the SSV? or are they...

You mean like Alan's iHeat? I opted for this because it's a standard ribbon (it has no pins) that comes into direct contact with the inner cylinder (like a Morwood heater), and it also completely isolates the wooden sleeve from the air path (I know that many people are sensitive on this point)...

Yes, from the first information I received from the TM team, this seems normal, it seems that some units have some variation between the wood and the heating unit, which would create leaks. I guess I didn't have any luck on that one, as I'm very preoccupied about this and if it's true then some...

@gangababa thank you for the explanation and the attached photo, actually seen like this I don't see why my TM2 behaves like this unfortunately because I'm still blowing gently and I can clearly feel the air coming out through the battery hole, there must be something missing in my unit or it's...

I'm talking about my first comment which is quite devastating ... I've contacted TM to get more information before a possible return because apparently my TM2 seems defective according to the previous comments. There's nothing wrong with admitting I was wrong (in fact, it's the smartest thing to...

Yes, because as I said, my TM2 doesn't have an insulated air path, and it necessarily passes through the PCB (you don't need to have disassembled the unit and identified all the SMD components to understand that it's not safe (otherwise we wouldn't even be here discussing it)). @666Honeybadger...

I bought my TM2 from LCV in August 2023, so I don't think I got a Chinese imitation. When I blow into the mouthpiece hole and cover the air holes with my lips, the air comes out clearly through the battery hole. How do you explain that? I'm sure someone here will get the same results because I'm...

No, because in the case of a closed circuit, when you blow through the mouthpiece hole (and plug the ventilation holes with your lips), no air should escape through the battery hole, which is not the case here (it should feel like a clogged straw).

@666Honeybadger plug one of the holes with your thumb while you blow into the other, then remove/replace your thumb and you'll see the change in the airflow coming out of the other hole (you can also plug the usb-c hole and the temperature setting, which gives a better rendering). And yes, air...

TM by no means has the cleanest air path on the market, I don't know where this idea came from, but a simple test is enough to show that this is not the case. I'm not just talking about the wood here, but about the electronic components that give off heat as well as other compounds from the PCB...

TA2 has finally landed successfully, my first impressions are pretty good :clap: As I don't have a wooden mouthpiece, I use a DV 18mm glass adapter from Ed'sTNT that I had received by mistake (thank you for this :shrug:), to which I added an 18mm to 14mm reducer in order to get more length...

I think the idea is really great, I had started a similar SPA app project where I classified vapes by type, which made it very easy to find the information you were looking for: Here there were two accordion menus, one listing manufacturers (where you can find all the information about the...

Knurled AdjustaFlo is on the way for me, if I like the TA, I'll order the Smooth Easiload AdjustaFlo version later when it's available, but for now I'd rather start quietly with the standard model. That's what I liked best about the TA (and why I find the Tempest too technological), the...

Are we to understand that this is the same heating element as on the original model? if not, what is the power rating of the 18mm version? the overall dimensions of the log remain the same? so the wooden sleeves are compatible with both versions? can't wait to see the new mouthpieces with the...

Brick user, here are my lighters: I mainly use the Prince Pocket PB-207, it's the only lighter that still works so well after many years, leak-free filling .. At first, I used the Honest lighters supplied with the sticky bricks, but after intensive use, they don't work as well (the ignition...