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So @Shit Snacks you would agree then that if an owner of an recalibrated FW7 wants to create a pre-set at an actual 350 degrees F, then that would be accomplished by setting the pre-set to 380 degree F... you agree? .

And what I had posted to Marc earlier is re-posted here (below) and I believe says precisely what you have said, i.e., "Or in other words, what ever temp we set it to per your "click v. buzzes" chart, it's actually about 30 degrees cooler? Yes?" (see my entire post to Mark below.) But then...

I have a paper manual that I printed off the website PRIOR to the recalibration discussion here on FC, and then I have the exact same manual, in terms of content, that came with the actual unit after it was returned post heater adjustment ...no difference between the two. So is there or ain't...

And the NEW MANUAL can be found where, exactly? I checked the FW7 manual on your website but didnt see anything new there. I'm sorry, did I miss something some where? Anyone? Thanks! .

Great! I ordered my own tubing off Amazon, 10 ft for $10 and personally I found that using 4 black o-rings seems to accommodate the ID variance in my various glass stems better than the silicon tubing does. Either way, I think the less handling of the stock glass tube the better as it looks...

I know what you mean...I put that config together a couple hours ago with 4 o-rings and hula stem and discovered that 1/4 " you're referring to; I remain skeptical....something in that config is gonna take it on the chin! Let's just say I wouldn't try it without a backup inner glass tube on...

Having taken a closer look at the glass tube in the FW7 I think it`s fragility is going to create too many broken tube events to make futzing with that particular mod (adding a cooling stem extension) to make it worthwhile for most users. Though I'd be happy to be proven wrong! ,

It appears there are 4/5 O-rings attached to the OG glass MP? Then to retract the glass back into the FW7 one would have to remove the O-Rings each time? Might there be a rubber grommet that would make that fitting easier to accomodate? .

I believe that in fact many folks prefer/enjoy wooden stems, myself included, so I would not throw the baby out with the bath water on that idea just yet. It sounds to me that you have two basic design interests that you would like to pursue. One is to improve the aesthetic of your "block of...

Yeah...I'm not real clear on what you are aiming for so schematic drawings would help! What's driving this mod, heat in the stem? Can this new mod be retrofit to the existing FW7? .

Nomad II Update - Stem Collars Getting closer! End of October! .

You are right, we only ride this carousel once and having fought an incurable cancer nearly 11 years now I've used that rationale more than a few times in order to justify "medicinal purchases"! However, I'm thinking I may wait until Black Friday or XMAS to revisit the Orion purchase...

I really have not kept up with the track record of Dynatec, how have they been doing with their previous IH models?? I have, like others here, two IH's already but the Orion has caught my eye, without doubt! Both of my IH's are from Pipes, one is 2- 3 years old and the other almost two years...

For many of us it does not take long, maybe a year or so, to arrive at that VAS place where "....you WANT IT but you REALLY DON'T NEED IT!' I plead guilty to that myself, LOL! .

Hey @firewood , Are you talking about changing the preset defaults? Specifically, Preset 1 = 340F; Preset 2 = 380F; Preset 3 = 420F? Or is this more about "tuning" the heater via firmware adjustment? I think maybe you lost me here. :huh: :huh: :huh: .

COULD NOT AGREE MORE!!!! 😎😎😎😎😎😎

This confuses me....so there are separate quartz coils that are being produced to fit the TERPXL? 🤔🤔🤔 TIA ...

SEKI SAID: "On this note, how are out of warranty repairs covered? I know the devices when purchased new have a 1 year warranty according to the FAQ on the site, but outside of that, are repairs to older units still possible with an additional repair fee? I recall reading on Reddit an account of...

Never know one of my own older units to have a problem so I couldn't say.... though a good question for @firewood!

You made the right choice, WITHOUT THE SLIGHT OF DOUBT, as far as I'm concerned! SPEAKING BLUNTLY, you have avoided in just one vape, theTM, excessive fiddliness, an excessive cleaning regimen, excessive vapor and stem heat, and extremely inconsistent repair service. I have observed these...