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See my signature for my choice of vapes for tobacco.

I had high hopes for Dynavap VC. I tried a lot with my multiple friends with no luck. VC overheats tobacco so people feel immediate harm - nausea, head / throat / stomache pains. I tried various tobaccos and heating techniques, modded VC, nothing worked.

He just cares less :) looking elsewhere while heating the cap. Edit: torch and fuel were the same.

My friend use HiTemp cap and charred it horrendously. It doesn’t get more use than mine btw.

RE: longevity of Low Temp Cap I use it for 2.5 years very heavily bc I vape tobacco. After 3000+ sessions it looks and performs perfectly. Once I drowned it, dry it carefully and it worked the same way. Edit: it was under water just some seconds. Water went inside behind the plate nevertheless.

Cold water, less water, smaller hits.

Pics, please, please

Do not torch disc or metal. Never let the flame to dip below the opening, keep it higher. It will work fine.

Would you like to share a pic with stems on?

Do you like its photo or have got it already?

I vape tobacco at low temp and prefer metal bowls tastewise. Lotus is a king of my collection and I tried it with glass Arizer WPA on glass J-hooks. It was nice but Al stem is better.

From my experience, this is PG who extracts things from the tobacco, while VG makes clouds. VG extracts too but less compared to PG. Pipe tobacco vendors use up to 20% of PG in aromatic blends. VG is used for clouds in shisha “tobaccos”.

Yeah, these are my mouthpieces need cleaning due to narrow air channels (not metal part, BTW). Glass requires less cleaning, hot washing in my case, but I broke one glass washing. Emptying the bowl is easier with metal version - I just knock it on trash can.

FC and Google, there are no special resources yet.

Hi, here is new report on Nomad #17. Like others, I enlarged both heater and battery slots and I learned how to clean contacts well. I've gone through some batteries until settled with LG HG2 and HE4. I broke one of two stock glass stems in a week. Anyway, they were not good for VG/PG soaked...

Yes, Orientals produce more vapor comparing to Virginia and Burley.

Lightest tobaccos are Orientals. They are most fragrant (oily), lowest on TSNAs and easiest to vape. The lightest Oriental I tried is Samuel Gawith R.C.Turkish, it is steamed BTW.

I vape tobacco and I do prefer vapes with good cooling. This is a key feature for me. Powerful on-demand convection and strong batteries are necessary, but not enough.