mmenzie
My friends call me "Menz"
OK so after 1 day of testing:
1st I'm a fan boy of the SSV and never thought I would have a DBV plugged at home!
Anyhow, I must say sorry to FC for my previous & wrong suppositions on this thing and its functionality (with concentrate disk): I was wrong! This thing will vape/dab your concentrates without the disk!
This been said, you have to lower the ceramic as stated by Vitolo. I have the new stoppers and it works well.
I use it with my AquaVape when I want to moisturize my hits, or the normal mouthpiece for dry hits damn, claim' formed exactly in front of the perc. holes...).
I have been playing with the IR gun and basically on the corners of the cup (junction walls & base) it reaches 245°c at max temp. the middle of the cup maxes around 220°c. I will try to lower slowly my temp to see till which temp. it will still flashvape with better flavors!
The hits are more airy/less flavorfull then with a rig and there is a lot of space for claim/condensation/lose... between the glass HC, wand, tubing... Those asre the 2 only cons I see about this "Electrical nail of the poors".
BTW, my setting works with plants (but you need to be on max temp too as the Ti cup is "sucking" a lot of heat)! Oh and a cup from a DYD nail or a HE nail works fine. I suppose if you find a quartz cup with a hole where the ceramic heater fits, it would work fine too!
so the stopper should be laying down not standing up??? mine has to be standing up cause if it lays down like yours there is a gap and air gets in. and trying to get it to stand straight up is no easy task either. i am supposed to be getting a new stopper but i am not sure that is the only issue. the top ring in my heater cover has a small dip in it when you run your finger around the rim.
so you had to turn it up to the max to vape flowers?? interesting... and you left the cup in while doing it.... also interesting. i had issues with flowers... maybe i had the heat too low. i had it set at the same temp as when i use to vape flowers with the standard heater cover.