Camouflet Convector

[Camouflet]

Thanks for your post! I took it apart and my restriction point is the chamber screen. I can hold one end up to the light and see about 25% of the holes clogged. The holes in the screens in the cap are pretty clear.

Is the bottom screen in the tip welded in? I would prefer to not remove it.

The Chamber screen is not welded in place and can be removed from the chamber for deep cleaning. The Chamber screen is held in place via friction fit. You can use the ceramic tube to help stabilize the screen when re-seating it inside of the chamber.

The heater plates inside of the Camo cap(except the OG model) are welded in place and should not be removed.

 

[Sour Dream]

@Camouflet …. What’s up with your website? The site is being flagged as being not safe and one browser flagging it as porn. Sometimes it’s fine but at this moment as I type it’s inaccessible.

Run a anti virus scan, I’m not seeing that on safari or Firefox

 

[Smknbud]

Run a anti virus scan, I’m not seeing that on safari or Firefox

Turns out it’s my office internet filter…..including the WiFi signal. My bad…..apologies to @Camouflet

 

[WirtDog]

The Chamber screen is not welded in place and can be removed from the chamber for deep cleaning. The Chamber screen is held in place via friction fit. You can use the ceramic tube to help stabilize the screen when re-seating it inside of the chamber.

The heater plates inside of the Camo cap(except the OG model) are welded in place and should not be removed.

Thanks!! Very basic soak with 91% and hot water rinse worked better than expected. Since I have no spare orings I didn't remove the condenser. One weird thing? The orings on the tip seemed to expand during the soak. When I tried to reassemble they seemed slightly swollen and did not want to go on. I set everything aside for a while. After that everything went right back together. I pulled out two slightly stronger torches and I am back to testing.

 

[Timps27]

The Convector has become my go to vape for mornings with coffee. I absolutely love the ritual, whereas Tempest/TA by focusing on thermal retention suits nicely to evening sessions where you want to rip through a bowl; the Convector’s insanely quick thermal transfer means it’s perfect for slowly enjoying a bowl one draw at a time, with a quick burst of heat for each draw. Really, really impressed by this little guy. My only complaint is I find the single bore ceramic tube a touch warm still for my liking, will experiment with the quad bore when my XL gets here!

 

[NYC_Frank]

The Convector has become my go to vape for mornings with coffee.

Post in thread 'Do you like coffee?' https://fuckcombustion.com/threads/do-you-like-coffee.10302/post-1779114

Thanks Timps

 

[Timps27]

My Inductor arrived and it is a treat to use with the Convector! I’m at 21.6 on the inductor, I don’t think I’ve ever counted how long I heat, it’s red hot so instantly…but I do let it glow for a couple beats while I rotate it, then a couple beats cool and getting thick tasty vapor! While the Camo cap does cool quick, back to back reheats will retain some calories so shorten heat/lengthen cool as needed.

Really looking forward to my XL!

 

[UhuM]

I'm looking into buying a convector, but i'm not sure about stainles or ti. My primary goal is to have a spliff like experience, especially for sharing with friends, who i couldn't convince with alle the battery powered vapes i own. The Omni i have bought recently, got me near to a nice experience (not just click on, draw, click off), but i somehow miss the type of airflow my convection vapes. So the convector seems like the perfect hybrid for on the go. I'm the kind of low temp (180-195°/356-382F) flavour chaser and while i could kill a bowl in one, with this I'm really trying to recreate the spliff experience with more draws.
Gonna order a YLL Heater 2.0, because butane is nice, but slight wind or standing in public, it still looks like smoking a cr*** pipe.

So long story short:
Would the convector be the right device?
SS or TI? I saw some comments, that the TI Version has the better flavour but SS retents the heat better - something i've wished for the omni while the cold weather in recent weeks. How big are those differences and how is the TI Version working with an IH?
Thanks.

 

[coolbreeze]

I'm looking into buying a convector, but i'm not sure about stainles or ti. My primary goal is to have a spliff like experience, especially for sharing with friends, who i couldn't convince with alle the battery powered vapes i own. The Omni i have bought recently, got me near to a nice experience (not just click on, draw, click off), but i somehow miss the type of airflow my convection vapes. So the convector seems like the perfect hybrid for on the go. I'm the kind of low temp (180-195°/356-382F) flavour chaser and while i could kill a bowl in one, with this I'm really trying to recreate the spliff experience with more draws.
Gonna order a YLL Heater 2.0, because butane is nice, but slight wind or standing in public, it still looks like smoking a cr*** pipe.

So long story short:
Would the convector be the right device?

Yes and no. While a vape with a massive heater matrix might be better for extended, spliff-like sessions, the Convector hits your other marks on flavor, flexible dosing, and other vapor quality aspects. The Convector heats and cools quickly, about enough time for whatever sized single hit you want, but it will be too cool then to pass. With an IH it may not matter.

SS or TI? I saw some comments, that the TI Version has the better flavour but SS retents the heat better - something i've wished for the omni while the cold weather in recent weeks. How big are those differences and how is the TI Version working with an IH?

I would get the SS for use outside. They both cool quickly but the ss should hold heat longer. The only IH I've used with them is the Inductor and it's great with both. I assume others will be as well.

Thanks.

Hope you enjoy it! Hope your buddies do too!

 

[Timps27]

I would also add that it’s a very manual experience and has a fairly steep initial learning curve, combusters might not be patient enough to learn it in a short session.

 

[coolbreeze]

I would also add that it’s a very manual experience and has a fairly steep initial learning curve, combusters might not be patient enough to learn it in a short session.

exactly. still a fantastic vape to have whether you share it or not, and the quick heating and cooling are really useful at times.

 

[Axel_420]

Which of the two Convector do you recommend and what are the performance differences between the two?
Is one better than the other for use with a lighter or IH?

 

[coolbreeze]

Which of the two Convector do you recommend and what are the performance differences between the two?
Is one better than the other for use with a lighter or IH?

Between the SS and Ti, or the regular and XL? I really haven't found them so different as to have a preference although the SS will hold heat a little better so it's better for cooler days, use outside, etc. I have only used the torch or the Inductor with them to limit conduction but I think people regularly use either with like the Wand, but I don't know if one's preferred for that. Between the XL and the OG, they're both awesome; the OG is marginally easier to torch but the XL is especially awesome as a waterpipe vape. I haven't used it enough yet to know whether I will have a strong preference, but the OG is worth having whether or not you have the XL. Perhaps the opposite is true as well?

 

[Camouflet]

Which of the two Convector do you recommend and what are the performance differences between the two?
Is one better than the other for use with a lighter or IH?

Convector Stainless Steel, Titanium and XL models pair perfectly with the Camouflet Inductor.

Convector Stainless Steel and XL pair very well with the wand induction heater. Convector Titanium works with the wand but must be held at an angle to engage the wand induction coil.

Convector Stainless Steel and Titanium work well with other 3rd party induction heaters. If the XL can fit in the coil area of a 3rd party induction heater it will work well.

With torch lighters and larger torches, Convector Stainless Steel has slightly more heat retention and the Convector Titanium offers faster heat up and cool down times. Convector XL has a good amount of heat retention due to its larger mass.

Convector Stainless Steel and Titanium pair well with glass pieces and have a 10mm native taper on the stem mouthpiece.

Convector XL can accommodate larger doses and works well with smaller doses, as long as the chamber screen surface area is covered in material it will function and extract properly. The XL pairs exceptionally well with glass pieces and has a 14mm native taper on the stem mouthpiece.

 

[Camouflet]

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