androponic
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14mm probably to mate with the Hubble Bubble which is as well.
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RustyOldNail
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Great, that means it will work with my Sneaky Pete 14mm Scorpion bubbler. Basically the same thing.
tennisguru1
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v4 Glass Vortex 14mm Male Top Piece - Divine Tribe
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Haywood
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I've been running Arctic Fox on all my compatible mods, but I've never seen the autofire function anywhere. I was just watching one of the Devine Tribe videos on YouTube and I saw Matt using it. Can someone tell me how to set it? (Is it part of the preheat function?)
Thanks!
Thanks!
androponic
vaped.
1) You may want to change autofire clicks
Set number of clicks to engage Autofire basically makes mod 'cruise'
Autofire, to activate autofire pick the Controls tab (the top row of tabs has Profile, Screen, Controls ... and more) then on the second row of tabs pick Multiclicks (the second row of tabs has Settings, Multiclicks ... and more). Under MultiClicks there are two sections one for VW and one for TC, both sections are identical and activate autofire for that condition. For the 2 clicks option pick "Autofire" from the dropdown. You can use any click number for any of the available actions but 2 clicks for autofire is the standard since the other clicks are already taken.
2) You will want to change the Cut-off time to the max of 60 seconds
On the first row of tabs the 5th choice is "Advanced", click advanced then on the second row of tabs, first choice is "Settings". Second row is "Puff Cut-Off", this can be set from 1 to 60 seconds.
To load the profiles to your mod pick configuration at the top right. Click save as and assign a name. Then click upload settings
Set number of clicks to engage Autofire basically makes mod 'cruise'
Autofire, to activate autofire pick the Controls tab (the top row of tabs has Profile, Screen, Controls ... and more) then on the second row of tabs pick Multiclicks (the second row of tabs has Settings, Multiclicks ... and more). Under MultiClicks there are two sections one for VW and one for TC, both sections are identical and activate autofire for that condition. For the 2 clicks option pick "Autofire" from the dropdown. You can use any click number for any of the available actions but 2 clicks for autofire is the standard since the other clicks are already taken.
2) You will want to change the Cut-off time to the max of 60 seconds
On the first row of tabs the 5th choice is "Advanced", click advanced then on the second row of tabs, first choice is "Settings". Second row is "Puff Cut-Off", this can be set from 1 to 60 seconds.
To load the profiles to your mod pick configuration at the top right. Click save as and assign a name. Then click upload settings
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Haywood
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THANK YOU @androponic ! Works like a champ. I already had the Cut-Off time set higher but I never looked at the MultiClicks setting and hence had never seen the autofire setting.
DJ Colonel Corn
The Vapor Ninja
Tip:
With multiple user sessions, the V4 metal top gets quite hot.
Solution: Vape bands.
DT V4 with SiC cup on an RX2 20700 mod.
With multiple user sessions, the V4 metal top gets quite hot.
Solution: Vape bands.
DJ Colonel Corn
The Vapor Ninja
tennisguru1
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Cut & paste from my Imgur? Just dragged it over and dropped it in...
RustyOldNail
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Got my DT order today, last second I added the Hubba Bubba, it’s much superior for my liking then my 7” sipper. It holds more water and greater airflow, no wonder I shelved the sipper long ago.
I’m am however confused, I believe I received the latest SIC dish for my V4 (used the special link in earlier in this thread), but it has the old CLIP on the bottom, what happened to the screw on dishes, I haven’t followed along on all these versions recently.
I’m am however confused, I believe I received the latest SIC dish for my V4 (used the special link in earlier in this thread), but it has the old CLIP on the bottom, what happened to the screw on dishes, I haven’t followed along on all these versions recently.
Haywood
Onward Thru the Fog
I'm newly back (I have three or four of Matt's earlier wonders), so forgive me if I have this wrong. Reading most of this thread at once is sometimes overwhelming,
In any case, I think the old SIC screw on version was problematic. I think the screw part would come loose from the cup and though it usually could be fixed by the user, it was easier for some than others. I think Matt was looking for a more reliable construction. (I'm used to the cotter pin from my quartz cup).
My stuff came today too. The SIC and the glass mouthpiece and the little bubbler water pipe. I haven't tried the SIC yet, but the glass mouthpiece and waterpipe are great with the quartz cup. I managed to brick my eVic "beloved" Mini updating the Arctic Fox firmware. Nothing I've tried has done any good, just "snow" for the screen when you turn it on and intermittant connection to the Arctic Fox software. I've only done the update a dozen times; no idea what went wrong this time. I have a new one coming on Monday. Only other suitable mod I have times out every ten seconds... (first world problems).
In any case, I think the old SIC screw on version was problematic. I think the screw part would come loose from the cup and though it usually could be fixed by the user, it was easier for some than others. I think Matt was looking for a more reliable construction. (I'm used to the cotter pin from my quartz cup).
My stuff came today too. The SIC and the glass mouthpiece and the little bubbler water pipe. I haven't tried the SIC yet, but the glass mouthpiece and waterpipe are great with the quartz cup. I managed to brick my eVic "beloved" Mini updating the Arctic Fox firmware. Nothing I've tried has done any good, just "snow" for the screen when you turn it on and intermittant connection to the Arctic Fox software. I've only done the update a dozen times; no idea what went wrong this time. I have a new one coming on Monday. Only other suitable mod I have times out every ten seconds... (first world problems).
DJ Colonel Corn
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OK I think you get a different display, with the white border and title etc, because yours is public ("Shared with community").
Kind of nice ot have it small like that with title. I also luv my huuuuge images tho ha ha. Ahem.
Anyway, folks,
Dunno how many readers are in the UK, or how many people would like to know of a UK distributor for Divine Tribe stuff, but...
Click here to see the V4 stuff offered on their site. Use the search box for other gear.
Very reasonable prices and supplies in stock. The SiC cups that are in stock are the screw-cylinder kind, which, often needs repairing with a bit of skill and luck. The problem is, a very dangerous situation can arise when the cup gets separated from its sleeve, and, retaining its heat, proceeds to burn a hole in anything it lands on.
Hopefully they'll also get the V2 version in a short time.
Note: I've repaired my V1 SiC cup... lost the sleeve during the 1st repair, and Matt and his team graciously send me another sleeve and nut. It's been working great ever since, and I"ve gotten it plenty hot.... knock on wood**!
DJ Colonel Corn
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The new SiC cup for the V4, with cotter pin:
Superior design, great quality, awesome price.
Loving my SiC v4.5 life.
Coming soon: glass v4 top image !
Loving my SiC v4.5 life.
Coming soon: glass v4 top image !
RustyOldNail
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While the SIC V2, is working great, the 14mm glass top is what made me put the
Divine Crossing Version 4 Crucible Cup BACK into service. I never like the SS top, so I ended up using the Quartz Quest, with a Longmata Glass top. It was hard to get the top carb opening to work well for me, so that fell out of use.
With the NEW 14mm glass top, and the Hubba Bubba water rig, you end up with a HARD HITTER, airflow is great, best combo yet, and now the QQ is sitting on the shelf!
Divine Crossing Version 4 Crucible Cup BACK into service. I never like the SS top, so I ended up using the Quartz Quest, with a Longmata Glass top. It was hard to get the top carb opening to work well for me, so that fell out of use.
With the NEW 14mm glass top, and the Hubba Bubba water rig, you end up with a HARD HITTER, airflow is great, best combo yet, and now the QQ is sitting on the shelf!
Traveler
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the sleeve from the puffco plus works great as well with some added styling 8)Tip:
With multiple user sessions, the V4 metal top gets quite hot.
Solution: Vape bands.
DT V4 with SiC cup on an RX2 20700 mod.
RustyOldNail
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You don’t need any insulation with the new glass top, pulled it right off by the 14mm joint, for a quick swab. Glass path, and you can SEE inside.
Traveler
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That's what I'm doing - every time, right before I pull it off, I say a quiet little prayer to stave off cracking the sidewalls 8)
RustyOldNail
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That’s why I pull it up from the solid 14mm joint top. Glass seems ok thickness wise, time will tell....
DJ Colonel Corn
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New Divine Tribe V4.5 featuring glass top with vortex air design and pictured with silicone carbinde cup:
With hubble bubble (featuring sleeve that I linked earlier in this thread) it's the perfect match-up:
Thoroughly enjoying this setup, far superior to traditional dabbing, and the only way I do concentrates.
With hubble bubble (featuring sleeve that I linked earlier in this thread) it's the perfect match-up:
Thoroughly enjoying this setup, far superior to traditional dabbing, and the only way I do concentrates.
RustyOldNail
SEARCH for the treasure...
Thanks for the photos, though for me I like to SEE through all the glass, so no sleeve for me.....
.... now watch me go drop it ......
.... now watch me go drop it ......
DJ Colonel Corn
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New review for the v4.5
https://thevapor.ninja/2020/12/16/new-release-the-divine-tribe-v4-5/
Featuring glass top and improved SiC cup - Read our review of the V4.5 !
https://thevapor.ninja/2020/12/16/new-release-the-divine-tribe-v4-5/
Featuring glass top and improved SiC cup - Read our review of the V4.5 !
Dathlos
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Hey guys,
I've been puffing on the DCV2 dry herb attachment and I'm pretty impressed. My last conduction vape was the Pax 3, and this has comparable taste in a much smaller form factor. I just run it at 30w and pulse, packed tight with a chimney hole.
However, it seems like trying to find any information on this vape is basically a hunt through the search menu and reddit. I'm seeing a lot of discussion on the concentrate vaporizers on this thread, but really barely any discussion on the dry herb line.
Is there any dedicated thread for the DCV2?
I've been puffing on the DCV2 dry herb attachment and I'm pretty impressed. My last conduction vape was the Pax 3, and this has comparable taste in a much smaller form factor. I just run it at 30w and pulse, packed tight with a chimney hole.
However, it seems like trying to find any information on this vape is basically a hunt through the search menu and reddit. I'm seeing a lot of discussion on the concentrate vaporizers on this thread, but really barely any discussion on the dry herb line.
Is there any dedicated thread for the DCV2?
GoGlass
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Hi Dathlos, no there is no dedicated thread for the DCV2, the only informations that you could find are in this actual thread. Maybe you can use the search tool, with key word 'dry' and 'this thread' as option, if you want to know more....