mmenzie
My friends call me "Menz"
i have always bought mine from 7th floor before and i see there is really no reason to stop. i just hope i don't spend too much money as i go there for tubing and screens and i end up with those and more... hehehe
i have always bought mine from 7th floor before and i see there is really no reason to stop. i just hope i don't spend too much money as i go there for tubing and screens and i end up with those and more... hehehe
Hey guys
How many amps does a DBV use? My Solo for example uses 5 amps when using the power adapter.
I wanted to get a DBV but may sometimes need to use it in the car with an inverter, so wanted to know the amperage rating before taking the plunge.
There may be something printed on the bottom of the unit
How many amps does a DBV use? My Solo for example uses 5 amps when using the power adapter.
I wanted to get a DBV but may sometimes need to use it in the car with an inverter, so wanted to know the amperage rating before taking the plunge.
There may be something printed on the bottom of the unit
7th floor tubing is the Bugatti of tubes - I continuously by from them.
I can confirm it works as I tried it last night. 15amp fuse in my car is for the cig. lighter and clock, and I had a 150W power inverter I plugged into the cig lighter, and the DBV did infact work flawlessly with no problems.
PDwasmy1st
Well-Known Member
Is this better and a later model of the ssv? does this use plastics only to draw through? (do you get glass option with it)
vorrange
Vapor.wise
Come on man, have you read ANYTHING?? The DBV is a whip vape, as is the SSV and it is an anterior model to the DBV. The LSV can be used with a whip but it is more inclined to be used with a bong or with a glass wand used dry.
The DBV is waaay better than the SSV. I suggest you start reading at page 1 or google it
vorrange
Vapor.wise
Wrong, that is subjective to your opinion regarding the use of a gong heater cover or the non-gong HC in the SSV.
Plus, the SSV has a tilted shape to prevent the herbs from falling into the element, although that only happened to me once because i coughed into the whip.
The SSV also has a smaller intake hole that allows for a more rich hit.
PDwasmy1st
Well-Known Member
Wanted the black friday deal but postage was a joke to uk from vapenow 
, says free but is a blag , free is free , so they need to say free to usa only
, says free but is a blag , free is free , so they need to say free to usa only
vorrange
Vapor.wise
Check www.paradox.co.uk, or www.vaposhop.com, or verdampftnochmal.de, or lacentralevapeur.com. All 4 of them are in europe.
And next time try to make a post that we can understand/is on topic/in the right thread.
PDwasmy1st
Well-Known Member
havnt you got anything better to do?
PDwasmy1st
Well-Known Member
(no black friday deals there) !!!!!!! = no help!!
Hello mate...the DBV is the entry level and SSV is the enthusiast level. Both work on the same principle but the SSV can be more customised an also has a tilt down for a better vaping experience as Vorrage pointed out. LSV is a more practical hand held version also based on the same principle. All 3 have the cleanest vapor path as the heat rides up through a ceramic element straight through the herbs and then through the whip of using DBV or SSV. The LSV is a glass option in reply to your plastics concern, however the DBV and SSV both have whips made of high quality medical grade silicone which won't distort taste or cause any toxins so as good as a glass path!
Cough cough
PDwasmy1st
Well-Known Member
Sorry i went off point ,and sorry for my rant.
From somebody who started with the OG SSV and ended up with a DBV..
I had ALOT of fun with my SSV. I mean alot. This was probably in late 2006. It was my first REAL vape (other than cheap digi vapes that combusted everything). It almost determined the basis of my smoking (or vaping) career.
Anyways, eventually when my focuses were set elsewhere and I wasnt vaping (or smoking) much, it sat there and I ended up selling it because I was broke at the time.
Not long after I regretted selling it and needed them fresh vape rips again. But was still slightly broke. My buddy (whom actually got me to buy the ssv) convinced me the DBV is probably better for me because I am all about big rips and getting as much out of it as possible.
So thats what I did.
And I still use it all day everyday. My love for the surfer is still there, but would I pay the extra 100~ for a SSV? No way. I have very strong use with both units.
DBV all the way
edit: LSV.. I have heard from my confidential informants that it didnt live up to its hype and isn't really anything special and wont do any more than a dbv/ssv.. but I am hella down to try one!!
edit2: My ONE complaint about the DBV is that the heater cover has become extremely loose. Now I know that this isnt technically the units fault, but I had to pay $6 for them to send me extra shims and I still cant get it perfectly tight. Not a big problem, but still a slight annoyance. My SSV was as tight as could be
I had ALOT of fun with my SSV. I mean alot. This was probably in late 2006. It was my first REAL vape (other than cheap digi vapes that combusted everything). It almost determined the basis of my smoking (or vaping) career.
Anyways, eventually when my focuses were set elsewhere and I wasnt vaping (or smoking) much, it sat there and I ended up selling it because I was broke at the time.
Not long after I regretted selling it and needed them fresh vape rips again. But was still slightly broke. My buddy (whom actually got me to buy the ssv) convinced me the DBV is probably better for me because I am all about big rips and getting as much out of it as possible.
So thats what I did.
And I still use it all day everyday. My love for the surfer is still there, but would I pay the extra 100~ for a SSV? No way. I have very strong use with both units.
DBV all the way
edit: LSV.. I have heard from my confidential informants that it didnt live up to its hype and isn't really anything special and wont do any more than a dbv/ssv.. but I am hella down to try one!!
edit2: My ONE complaint about the DBV is that the heater cover has become extremely loose. Now I know that this isnt technically the units fault, but I had to pay $6 for them to send me extra shims and I still cant get it perfectly tight. Not a big problem, but still a slight annoyance. My SSV was as tight as could be
WTF? I have nothing like that!!! My DBV only came with the metal collar shim, and even when I emailed them about it all they did was send me more shims!! Thats exactly what I need!!Make certain that the "clip" (wire in front that supports the glass) is present, and tightly fastened.
Do those come with the DBV? If so I am gonna be soo angry with 7th floor...
I sent the guy a pic of my dbv heater and he didnt even mention it.. this was like a month or two ago, and he made me pay like $8 to ship out a bunch of extra shims that changed nothing. It better be free for me. I'll pay to ship it again but thats it.