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Sorry group. It seems my question was largely answered by Magic-Flight and also posed by others while I composed it (with distractions).

Magic-Flight: On the general subject of "public" information, has your company published any technical papers, made any presentations, had any new pending patent applications published, etc., that you can share with us?

There is somewhat of a theoretical basis for some metals and alloys sometimes giving off a detectable odor upon initial heating. Metals commonly form various reaction products (at very low concentrations) on their air-exposed surfaces, such as metal hydrides and sulfides, besides the usual...

No one (other than yourself, if you decide to) should be inhaling vapor through water in contact with wet wood! Wet inherently-porous wood will very quickly harbor fungi/mold and bacteria, even without all of the inhaled air being filtered through the water repeatedly contaminating the water...

For those interested in such things, a U.S. patent application covering the Launch Box has published. See http://www.google.be/patents?id=pybwAAAAEBAJ&printsec=abstract&zoom=4#v=onepage&q&f=false (and the associated claims, description and drawings). This might deserve mention in the Vaporpedia.

An activated charcoal filter room air purifier will remove most any smell.

This company and the Firefly vaporizer have a Web site, currently just a placeholder, at http://c9vaporizer.com/.

BOB, THE INVENTOR ("CREATOR") OF THE ETERRA, NOT MICHAEL/LIGHTWELL, as mistakenly reported in prior still-unedited postings in this thread, seems to be getting back into vaporizer development. See www.flashevap.com. Besides describing his current projects, which look interesting, his...

The GLOW-PRO looks to be a redesigned simple conduction (heated platform) vaporizer with no temperature adjustment. Even the simplest classic glass hemisphere-covered conduction vaporizer but with a power adjustment knob would probably be a better choice (presuming these are still available).

Demo video use explains the context of your proposal much better. But you still should try to avoid having all that water around a vaporize test bed.

"the starting point for systematic vaporizer comparisons" -- Seems like a pipe (i.e., vape) dream to me! I recall prior discussions largely concluding that there is so little known about vaporizer performance (physical parameters involved) and so many variables need to be measured or taken into...

Yes, "vaporization is a simple process." But other things that happen to the vapor after vaporization are much of concern too. This includes other physical transformations and pharmacokinetics (human drug absorption and delivery), particularly when comparing the Launch Box against most any...

You can also take a file and make a mark(s) on the body of the battery (but not on any part that sticks into the LB); or comparably put a piece of tape or something else on the non-functional end. For example, scratches or a piece of tape at different lengths from the end or patterns can...

I don't have time now to elaborate much, but I think there are some major mistakes being made here about the history (or mythology) surrounding the Eterra! From what I know, from having purchased a Flash Evaporator (where hand-held, low-power vaporizers really started; see...

Going back, I saw a lot about the heating element (but not the heat exchanger), performance and the visible exterior innovations. What's inside (besides the heating element), what's heating the air, and what's in the full air path? For example, is the air path sealed or is air exposed to...

Can you tell us what's happening and what materials are inside? What materials does air come into contact with (e.g., does air contact wood, steel, glass, silicone rubber, the heating element power supply wires)? What serves as the heat sink/exchanger -- what actually happens to heat the air?'

Regarding vaporization temperatures, why the fixation with being at or above boiling/flash point? To use an analogy, if you heat a pot of water to 200?F/93?C or blast moist herbal material with air at this temperature, you will get a good amount of vapor (steam), not that much less than if you...

Rather than a koozie, which restricts the user, like wall adapters, to a single operating temperature, try neatly wrapping or otherwise layering stretchy or other fabric around the PD. This way you can adjust your operating temperature by controlling the thickness of this insulation, such as...

Obviously, from a practical and engineering point of view, this will simply not work. You have fans, a heater running ?400?F, some type of accessible/refillable herbal, water and ice chambers, along with piping, valves (if only to prevent air and water back-flow), high-power electrical wiring...

Is wood in the vapor path of these vaporizers? Or are current log vapes hermetically sealed, such as having fully stainless steel or other metal air paths?