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Red bundle landing today - have to say no to the '21 tip as one is in the mail. Could have saved a bit on the '21 tip to try it out. You might call Dynavap and ask why your country is restricted. There is that Vape-war shipping thing going on.

These guys put on an awesome show. This particular episode is about what we saw as SARS but gives some good insight to vaping with liquids.

Happens to the best of us - Launch Box here. DV is simply so utilitarian. Been loving my trimmed-tip with powder grind going on a month now. Super efficient and super simple as all the flower is the same Blue Dream. A daily charge on my Flite and I be medicated.

It took time for me to become a glutton. Technique is everything.

I can see the Ti tip being easier on micro-dosing. Less bake after the draw.

The specs say it works to 2.4 amps and that is about what I am reading when charging mine so it should be good to go. What risks the internal connector however is something to consider. Does your internal slide down when you press on the magnet/chamber? Is there sufficient clearance around...

A few pages back is a detailed choke mod. The cap is just removing one of the caps. This is in line with an observation made by Chris of DynaTec in his artisan days in essence saying the standard ZVS module is too powerful (and it is) and where Pipes provided the option of clipping the...

Each trick for HalfPint is independent. The trace cut allows a low power momentary switch for firing on either a full module or HP module; The inductor 'sharing' (two chokes on a common core) is the other trick along with removing a capacitor for the purposes of component reduction.

Only a messy chamber could results from this oversight. Glad the contacts are in tact. As far as the Flite is concerned, it is simply a very light load compared to the cap. No harm, no foul.

The original schematic represents the standard ZVS board. That's why I say to ignore much of the written information. I added the switch that represents the cut on the standard ZVS board that separates the drive circuit from the power circuit.

Halfpint is two innovation - 1) reducing the component bulk and 2) removing the MosFET switch. Let me know if you want me to make sense of what the trace cut does. The cut is where the "M" switch is located. Don't pay too much attention to the existing data as much of it is out of date but...

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Only 2 @kel ? ;] I bought a Ti tip for the very same reason. Still looking for the hype. It works and all that but still prefer my SS tips more. I married it to a nice long stem to make it special :)

"Temp-steppin' to the click" indeed @Cannabiker - I do something like that on the third draw using sip&dip to dark ABV. Lowers the risk of combustion by a lot. Only cook for a 3-4 count and draw as it gets a little warmer each cycle. Doing the same before the click is a similar dance, dance...

That is what makes designing fins on a ti tip a science if you want to keep the stem cool.

Being in Canada, definitely a HotShot portable IH from Pipes. Vapes - everyone has a sale going.

Your DynaVerse has super powers @stark1 ;]

Ti is a pure element but there are alloys in the grades. TI 316SS Source - matweb.com I'd say SS wins hands down @GoldenBud as long as more dense means higher mass per unit volume. Some people live in different universes where physics is all fucked up.

An Orbiter day :leaf:

Follow that technique with the 3rd draw and sip&dip that sucker for all its worth. You can get to the edge of combustion by doing a 3-4 count between dips. These two techniques are my staple medication regimen. Try it with a super-fine grind - like kitchen strainer grind. Oh so good! The...