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Actually they don't come with a glass body from @PuffItUp, only direct from Dynavap. It's all good though, I have one on the way! :tup:

I'm glad you're getting the hang of it. :) I think a strong flame is best, even for lower temp hits. I like the torch set to where I can fully extract the load, at fairly high temps. If I want to go for lower temp I just hold the flame further from the intake. With the awesome visual feedback...

I'd still like to hear back from @kingfisher about what specific di-electric grease product he used to solve his heat issues.

I have read posts by people with a Ti woody that said the Ti screen improved airflow. The omni has adjustable airflow and is pretty wide open in my opinion. I switched simply because the ceramic turns brown and I didn't like looking at it. You can torch it clean but it doesn't last long before...

You're more than welcome. I'm glad I could help you, I've always enjoyed reading your posts. :tup: The omni is completely titanium, including the mouthpiece; except for the condenser tube which is stainless steel, the o-rings, and the ceramic screen. A lot of people, myself included, have...

There is going to be a wait regardless except for the OG glass model. If you like the omni pre-order it now while the price is still $150, it'll be going up to $200 soon. You might not have to wait too long either with George speeding up production and his new laser. :cool::borg:

Yes, @VapCap is a member and pops in here with regular updates. The OmniVap is technically still only available for pre-order, but there are several out in the wild. @PuffItUp had omnis in stock briefly and I was lucky enough to snag one. Every one I've seen so far looks different. Here's mine:

May I ask which one you bought? Maybe you were the only one to order a green Grasshopper in the last 11 months.:rofl:

That sounds like you just got a discharged battery. It's too soon to tell but it seems to be charging at a normal rate. I've noticed sometimes it shows really weird readings when I put a battery in my Nitecore D2, then a couple seconds later it will show what I'm expecting. I ordered my...

We're on the same page. :) I'm not worried about the char itself either. I thought maybe the heat intake hole was misaligned or too small. I didn't notice any issues with performance, I couldn't be more pleased in that department. Shortly after that post, @StickyBricks contacted me. He asked...

You are doing just fine with your English, don't be discouraged. :tup: I'm a native speaker and I constantly have trouble describing the concepts in my head. It sounds like we have the exact same preferences for a case. That's cool that you can open your case without it leaving your pocket. I...

My unit looks the same, I never noticed before. It's like the hole is too small, at first I thought it was just centered wrong. If it's affecting performance negatively than I can't tell because I love the way the Brick performs. The thought of it performing better is intriguing. The...

I think I know what you're saying. It seems like you prefer the "pouch" style case over a "sleeve" because it allows you to take out the Grasshopper one handed. The pouch also opens up, which provides a safe spot for your hopper to sit without falling or rolling away. This makes a lot of...

I think they will make a fantastic pair. If there is any smell at all it should be minimal and be gone within 5-10 minutes. There is an air gap between your mouth and the filter, so some vapor does get trapped there and can leak out. I've developed a technique where I keep my mouth on the smoke...

The problem with using most conduction vapes with a smoke buddy is that the vaporizer itself leaks vapor, so none of that vapor gets filtered. The longer the session, the more leaked (and wasted) vapor, which leads to more odor. On its own the VapCap puts out some pretty dank smelling hits in...

Due to the inherent safety issues with Li-ion batteries I am hesitant to add this to the resource. I would hate for someone to misunderstand the directions and cause damage or even worse, injury. Not that I think it isn't worth trying for people who understand what they're doing and the risk...

That's very strange! I've never seen lights or any activity while screwing in my backend. I tried to replicate your results by letting my Grasshopper's auto-shutoff switch engage. This turns off the heater and lights but leaves the clicker in the on position. After it was off I tried...

I don't know whether an entomologist or an exorcist would be a better choice.

The butane is consumed by the flame before it hits the bowl. All that is left is heat, water vapor and carbon dioxide. The water vapor is a beneficial byproduct and actually smoothes out the vapor quality in my opinion.

I'm so glad you can finally enjoy the Brick fully @GTAVaper. :D It really is a fantastic vape, made all the more fantastic when taking into consideration the customer service you encountered!