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cooling spirals were a thing in some smoking devices waaay before Sim****. ....its not his invention at all.

im also checking the thread 17x per day, afraid i missed it :D

i have high hopes i get access to a full Ti one in the early batch, as im here troubleshooting 300pages too. but i bet many other V1 lovers outside of the forum would be just as sad if they cant get the full Ti V2device. maybe offer the ti heatshield as a extra item to buy?

i feel i already killed my wand with the tempest. with new molicells it cant heat up. gives that battery empty blinking or "error 01" still works fine with dynavaps. it was 2years old and dropped a few times. i got a new one on the way but @Brenyo still any plans for a Mad IH?

Using different balls side by side i now ended up using rubies more with the torch and the zirc in the wand. i feel rubies, especially using 2.0mm take too much power with the wand but heat up really nice with the torch, probably due to their higher thermal conductivity. Point of this posting...

I see lots of people who never even used a dynavap, buy the tempest. People who bought it as their first ever vape and dont even read the instructions. I can understand some frustration from them expecting the machine does everything perfect for em like their battery vape. You have to be into...

You might like the revolve cooling unit. It has a additional slot beside the bigger round hole to finetune the air intake. I bet you can find one to trade easily.

Means you should make sure the screen can bottom out in the threads and sits securely. If it bottoms out on the balls they might rattle free and the screen will be loose later. The big advantage of the tempest is that you can reheat without any waiting just looking at the VI. Try reheating it...

The spring and clickdiscs have a little bit of a character you learn your device and when the VI tells you too hot/cold. At wand timeout 290c one device might end up with the VI right at MKIII and clicked 2seconds ago. Next device might have the VI between MKII and MKIII at timeout and clicked...

I tried that before wondering if it is easier to understand in an assembly video or has less room for errors. Tho i had no overtightening problems.

Could the clickdiscs be in a wrong orientation? The head screw toqued making the VI stuck should indicate that there is something creating pressure that shouldn't. For a less gritty VI action without complicated disassembly this can help too. Gently do this little twist for a few minutes to...

Nice im a cat person myself. My two are called Moe and Coops. I have some stronger strains that always want to switch to darker look. But the tangie for example can archive even golden brown throughout the whole bowl easily. Stuff behaves different in all vapes, but in this one its very...

Huh? Rapid cooldown? Why cool it down?! Just top off the heat looking at the VI when you feel its not producing enough vapor anymore.

My fist package said its cant be deliverd and is going back from the first day on. Has been delivered just fine. Its standard DPD chaos.

If you bend it be carefull to just bring it in a tiny bit(red) without bending any off the loops etc. The bend should only happen in this corner(green)

I used something like 4000grit micromesh paper and some even finer 8000grit. Should easily clean up with any polish compound on a cotton cloth too. Its good to have everything disassembled to clean it afterwards.

If you are sure everything is installed correct and the spring is happy. Before trying to adjust the bend, First step would be to disassemble and polish the slot the VI runs in and maybe the edges of the VI ends too. Could be a little burr or too gritty slot overall.

Torch the VI

Its just spare parts maybe thats why 🤷‍♂️ i already have a tempest

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