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The caps are the MFLB battery caps. They are good but you can just use a bit of cling film (saran wrap) to cover the stems effectively.

The battery at the moment is giving me 5 x 10 minute cycles. Generally I'm not the fastest toker, so one bowl is taking me about 2 cycles (20 mins). Because of the variable heat control I'm sure you could start at a high temp and deplete the bowl quite rapidly which would mean you could get more...

I would say that if you filled the top and bottom chamber it will be approximately .2-.25. The bottom chamber alone is probably .15 full. This is just rough estimations. If you have ever used a MFLB the bottom chamber holds the same as a MFLB trench.

Ahh, nice - I'll practice with the retained heat method too - cheers.

Ooooh, thanks OTA. I haven't had time to read the vapobowl threads yet so hadn't picked up on that. I've used mine a dozen times so far and after one disastrous attempt with a torch stuck with the normal lighter. When I get home I'll definitely try it with a small torch. TY :D Any other tips?

Hey GratefulVapor. There are 2 types of Vapobowl - a metal (MVB) and glass (GVB). Both have the same top diffuser but the bowls are different. Do NOT use a torch lighter for the Vapobowl or you will combust. They work great with a normal lighter - electric ignition is best because of no flint...

Don't say that hogleg - I have a M107 - hope they still work just as well - guess we'll know once someone tries one!

I have had the exact same experience as you with my bent neck stem. First time in it was stiff and since is very easy to slip in, where the straight one is still stiff to get in after several uses. Doesn't bother me just found it a bit odd too.

As promised here is a quick vid of the TT. The first stem is the steel tip 'old school' design. Then the next is the open glass tip wooden stem and the open glass GonG stem. As you can see by that second one the open glass tips work wonders on the TT :nod: Oh and sorry about the lighting - it...

Not yet but I am working on it. I'll post pics when I'm finished in a few days :)

Thanks for clearing that up DV and great news about the accessories. Still getting to grips with the Da Vinci. Not to get bogged down in comparisons but I'm not so sure that with the right technique the DV won't be able to match the Solo for big hits. Here's a vid of me trying the DV for the...

Ok, here's one on loading and cleaning. One thing to add, don't use the brush in the chamber straight after use. I'm pretty sure the bristles are plastic and will melt on the hot metal of the chamber.

That does explain nicely, thank you kindly :) I definitely have a Thermovape something to buy in the near future - just have to work out what one of your products to get (or will save till I can have em all!!!)

I know this is a noob question - but I dont get what the difference is between this and a T1 if they both vape herb. Is it just the power difference or does this work in a different way from the T1 - hmm may have to skype sesh Stu so you can explain it all to me in detail 'cos these pen vapes...

+1 for me. Used fingers and a bit of friction and didn't need any solvent to get the goo off.

This has a very clear air-flow. You can pull hard with minimal drag. In the vid where I'm trying it I'm pulling medium soft to get those big clouds, so I guess a faster pull will result in a less dense inhale. I will be home in 2 hours and then I will give it a good few hours solid testing. I...

Wow Alan, you never cease to amaze! Maguyver reincarnate!

Here's a closer look at the 'oil drums'. The two come as you see, one has cotton inside and the other empty. I tried using the empty one just now as a herb cart. I got barely any vapor and the herb inside the cart was super toasted. I will experiment more with using herb in them later but so far...

There is no way to access the holes to 'shotgun' through them. I suppose an ingenious person could rig up something that blocks the air intake area leaving a small gap to force air through, which would give you the shotgun effect, but I'm no Maguyver so don't look at me!

Yup your right mephisto, the unit has to be switched on to charge and the bars on the battery move to indicate charging. I'm not sure if it's already discussed in the thread but I found that you can change the factory pre-set temp by holding down both the + & - buttons at the same time, then...