I'm asking about the heating coils in it. I understand the conduction heater in bowl has no contact. I'm asking about the coils that heat up the air for the convection portion. What material is the heating coils made of for that portion. I think Volcano uses aluminum, V3 Pro uses Kanthal. What does Airvape Legacy Pro use?
AirVape Legacy Pro
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I believe it's aluminum, but I will ask the engineers.
Thanks that would be much appreciated. Till we get an answer I'll be patiently snapping vapcaps and looking at pictures of your vape.
XpeeN
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Aluminum is a big no. please let us know
Nickel-chromium alloy
Just got back from the factory
Thank that's great to hear from manufacturer. Thank you
Thank you.
Vapetrees
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Is that better than aluminum? And why?
@Gary-Airvape Got my mouthpiece yesterday! Thank you so much. It fits way better now and doesn’t fall off easily.
People have differing opinions. Important thing to me is they explained what they used so you can make an informed decision.
XpeeN
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I heard that aluminium shouldn't be at the vaporpath. I didn't bother to check why though. NiCr is used A LOT at the e-cig world, so it should be fine.
Pukka
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It's not so much about in the vape path as it is heating the AL. There can be altzheimer issues. Plus, tbh, with the available choices back in the dark ages of box mods no one needed another.
Generally non-temperature controlled mods use kanthal for heating coils. Temperature controlled mods use stainless, nichrome, nickle or titanium.
XpeeN
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TIL.
NiCr doesn't work with TC btw (at least what I used - N80. The coils' resistence doesn't change as the coils heat up).
yogurtsauce
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I randomly just got a second legacy pro on my doorstep today lol
Pukka
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Well, lucky you
Somebody likes you?
Really? LOL enjoy it
Dr. G
***Old Resident*** Vapman Collector
Do you want another one? I will give you mine...its collecting dust on the shelf. LOL
Vapetrees
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Why? Too many vapes?
Dr. G
***Old Resident*** Vapman Collector
Never too many...but, I am not really into it. I have others I prefer. What I will be doing with some of the vapes I am not in love with, is to introduce vaping to some of my friends that still smoke. Someone will appreciate them, and they won't collect dust. I am gifting them...not a waste.
I gifted a LP to a family member this weekend, as I’m trying to get her to stop smoking joints due to her health issues. She tried it twice, as did her husband, and they both liked it, but seem to be stuck on smoking joints. I’m going to get them the bong attachment in the hopes they’ll use that instead.
It’s still the only vape that hasn’t made me cough yet.
It’s still the only vape that hasn’t made me cough yet.
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kokolokokolokon
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i see a lot of comparisons with the tm... i have to say i would love my Tm have the battery life/energy efficiency of the legacy pro, it is great.
But i would love my LP have the heating speed (or similar) of the Tm in ondemand mode.
Any posibility to upgrade the firmware in the future? (i know it is not possible but i think the dry herb vapes companies have to start to make upgradable firmware)
[Waiting for the caps and new disk]
But i would love my LP have the heating speed (or similar) of the Tm in ondemand mode.
Any posibility to upgrade the firmware in the future? (i know it is not possible but i think the dry herb vapes companies have to start to make upgradable firmware)
[Waiting for the caps and new disk]
XpeeN
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Different heaters → different energy usage... My guess is that LP has a much smaller heater, thus needs less energy to heat up.
Vapetrees
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@kokolokokolokon Yeah, I find that on demand it doesn’t produce vapor right away. It takes a few hits to get vapor. Do you have the same experience?
Shorner
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Vapetrees
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That’s what was throwing me off about people saying they were getting big clouds. Maybe in session mode, but I really bought this vape for on demand more cause I already have a mighty.
Have you tried a high temperature to start with on demand? I haven’t but maybe I should….
Shorner
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Yeah i can go to max temp 240c on mine with only minimal scorching on 2nd hit.
Okla68
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I run mine at 400F !