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I may have made it sound like I read the theory first and looked for the proof, but that is not what happened. I felt that the Wand was less efficient than my other heaters, then I looked for an explanation. It was probably more evident to me when using the Wand with the Anvil than with the DV...

I rode the Grasshopper train since 2016. I have multiple working OG and IO Hoppers as well as AC power adapters and the right PSU to power both models. I may have some decent GBH3 batteries too. I would say that I never had a decently performing IO Hopper (out of 4). It all came down to battery...

I am not measuring the efficiency of the Wand, but I am relying on information such as this to form my conclusion: COMPONENTS OF INDUCTION HEATING The distance between the coil and the workpiece when using the DV with the Wand is far greater than the distance when using the DV with any of my...

I started with the UFO and subsequently acquired the Black Shadow, Orion V2, the YLL heater, and the Ispire Wand. It's true that I never really got my technique dialed in for the Wand. This is primarily why I didn't like the Wand for the DV. I do not want to hold the DV at just the right...

I have only used my Legacy Pro with concentrates. I have lots of other vapes for flower. I am not using max temp, only 428 F. The Legacy Pro has made concentrates usable for me. I've tried the XMAX Qomo and the Puffco Plus pen. They both produce vapor that is too hot for me, leading to lots of...

Only manually - it does not come with any spacers, if that's what you're referring to.

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The YLL detects the material and starts heating automatically. No button push necessary.

Not exactly, but they work the same. I use either type in both the XMax V3Pro and the Roffu with the same results.

The XMax V3 Pro capsules work well, as do the POTV One capsules. They are about the same size but differ slightly in their build. They perform equally well.

The dosing capsules (XMax V3Pro or POTV One) brought the Roffu up to the top of my lineup ;) Can't beat them for convenience and keeping things clean.

The YLL Induction Heater has temperature control and is easily obtainable in the U.S. Not sure about other regions.

This is probably just due to variances in manufacturing, but the power button on my black model is snug, while the power button on my blue model rattles. It affects the sound of the haptic feedback as well. The blue model produces more noise when it vibrates.

The FMJ will not work with your induction heater, as copper does not heat well via induction.

DV "skills" can apply to IH as well. You need to develop your technique to match your desired results. I can't speak about the Apollo, but I own an Orion v2. I was able to dial it in so I get exactly the results I like. Dark brown ABV after 4 draws on half-pack bowls (screen in half height...

Yes, that is how it fits in mine. You have to heat well past the click with the Anvil in any induction heater. I set the YLL to power mode, 70 watts. Heat in 15 second cycles to avoid the timeout. Watch the timer. Pull it out and reinsert it just before the 16th second. That is the technique...

I use the YLL with my Anvil often. It works well once you dial it in. Does your Anvil not fit in your YLL? Mine does, but it is snug.

You have to remove the disc screen that is in the glass or metal bowl.

Yes, I use them all of the time. They also fit in the Roffu. My ABV doesn't come out as dark, but I still get nice sized clouds. The amount of material that fits in the capsules is just right for me. Just make sure you clean them before use. I forgot to and I got some bad machine oil taste on...

I see the appeal. 45 seconds is not very long, and battery life is fine for me. Not only do I find it "practical", I also find it "enjoyable". Neither frozen pizza nor French fires are required.