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If you're going to get an induction heater I say go with a normal or captive cap. If you're planning on using a torch go for an armored cap. The stories I hear about people heating 20 seconds after the click is mostly with the induction heaters. The ac works really good with torches.

Decisions decisions lol ...I think this video will give you an idea of how it does through water. I get the allure of getting one big hit. I hear people talk about after the click. I think the real beauty of the dynavap is right before the click. Once you get the timing down and go 2-3...

I don't think its necessary but it was why they made the ac...for one cycle extraction. The reason I got the armored cap was strictly for.durability. when I first got the dynavap I was clueless and would torch the dynavap the same way I torch my dabs. After one month the normal cap is almost...

You also need to consider the tip too. When I purchased the armored cap I also picked up a titanium tip. It works completely different from b tip. Since the titanium is a full bowl and cools off much quicker, I consider it more of a session vape. The b tip is more of a 2 cycle extraction...

For about $90 the b with an armored cap is the ultimate budget vaporizer. The stem never gets hot. You can get full extraction from two heating cycles. The armored cap works really well with torches. I'm new to the dynaverse and I use one of those propane torches from home deppt. After one...

My new budget premium vape...armored cap titanium tip on a b stem.. Every vape I bought in the past I knew was eventually gonna break. This is the first vape I have no worries of breaking down from heavy use.

A month in and the solo 2 works like a champ. I still can't get over how fast the warm-up time is. I used to have a routine for the arizer air to warm up. The solo 2 is ready to go after a sip of coffee. This is my favorite vape hands down

I'm officially retiring my air after 2 yrs of really heavy use. Just got a solo 2. The air is the only device that never broke down, it's built like a tank. I'm just hoping that the solo 2 is equally durable.

New vape day for me. I've been using the air all day everyday for the past 2 years. Went to my local vapor shop and they had this for $195. So I went for an impulse buy. Some quick observations, the heater heats up a lot faster, there's less resistance from the stem, and I can instantly get...

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My guess is that the contacts were slightly dirty? The two red lights come on when the adapter is in and there's no battery in the air. Maybe the air air didn't recognize the battery anymore or it went belly up. I had a similar issue and the air corrected itself. Thank god for the arizer..the...

The point I was trying to make before somehow didn't come out right. What I was trying to say is that coffee enhances the taste of the terpenes in the vape. Take a sip and then take hit...for me it really brings out the flavor of the material, kinda like a palette cleanser.

Nothing tastes better than a sip of coffee and that first hit from a vape. Has anybody else noticed this? I don't drink but to me this is akin to pairing a wine or beer with a particular dish. To me there's nothing else that brings out the flavor...try it next time.

That same storm is finally hitting the east coast tomorrow, we're supposed to get 6 inches. It's kinda weird, it's 65 right now...but they're saying 6 inches, we'll see.

After owning this for about 2 months I figured I give a little review. First off I want to thank this forum for the information, shout out to OF. When my firefly 1 broke for the 5th time and vapeworld offered me store credit I had the chance to buy the "newest" in vogue vape. But reading all...

The air...the first vape I owned that I actually look forward to cleaning. I make a sticky honey bud from the reclaim.

This... the firefly had problems with its batteries because of this. It would be worth a fair trade off if convection was head and shoulders above but imo it's marginally better and not worth making a device that runs at 50 watts.

Yeah I cleaned all the contact points did the reset and nothing happened. Then all the sudden the blue light doesn't flicker and the air stays on now, it also seems to work better too. This all started when I got a new strain, I usually vape at yellow but this new strain needed a lower setting...

I just had my first issue with the air...2 days ago the blue light started flickering and the unit would shut off when it would get to temp. I would have to turn back on the air to get through a session. This happened the rest of the day. So I jumped on the internet and looked up this issue...

I'm with OF on this...it only works if they release this in the short term. If they release this say summertime, it would take away from people who plan on buying a solo or air. This new unit has peaked my interest, even though my air is barely a month old, I trust in arizer to knock this one...