cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
I don't always have a DS or my 3D printed stash with me when I have a VC, so I have gotten better at this, but I still prefer a magnet.
Dynavap VapCap
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szai
Well-Known Member
Yeah you do have to work at it but it's not that hard just handle hot stuff more hehe!
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
mucsusn
60 going on 20
Greatest first post I have ever seen....Mic drop, BOOM, I'm out......
Summer
Long Island, NY
@ArthurJ, Congrats!
@Lady V, Welcome! Terrific introduction post! I think you're gonna be a welcome addition here.
cybrguy, Kalessin is right. You're only slightly putting it out of around & then you slightly depress the digger in, if need be press it in at the the junction of the 2. So, it's not on tightly, but firmly enough not to fall off, but still removable with a magnet.
We've been having a little back & forth in this thread, but take a look at my post & the way I've used the M to increase airflow. I feel the same way about this method as Vapoleon feels about his, " ... just wow."
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/custom-carbless-vapcap-ti-stems.25324/page-17#post-1231891
@Lady V, Welcome! Terrific introduction post! I think you're gonna be a welcome addition here.
Already is!
cybrguy, Kalessin is right. You're only slightly putting it out of around & then you slightly depress the digger in, if need be press it in at the the junction of the 2. So, it's not on tightly, but firmly enough not to fall off, but still removable with a magnet.
We've been having a little back & forth in this thread, but take a look at my post & the way I've used the M to increase airflow. I feel the same way about this method as Vapoleon feels about his, " ... just wow."
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/custom-carbless-vapcap-ti-stems.25324/page-17#post-1231891
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mucsusn
60 going on 20
Hanging out, seriously medicated.....going through the stuff. I have 9 fat VC rubber/silicon mouthpieces. PM me CONUS for a free parcel of however many you would like.
In addition, brought out the OG S this evening.....still my perennial, if seldom used favorite. I've become very protective of my OG glass bodies, but the flavor, the easy spinning, and with this one (and one other, bought from DV near the end of their run), a lovely black and white Ebony MP, just the sheer ease of use.....it spins in your hand like a dream, and the glass path just takes flavors to a different place. Maybe one day @VapCap could mount a serious reissue.......seriously, other than the fragility of the glass, this system was a bomb ass score the minute it found a torch and a willing public. Yeah, I'm a FanBoy..............
In addition, brought out the OG S this evening.....still my perennial, if seldom used favorite. I've become very protective of my OG glass bodies, but the flavor, the easy spinning, and with this one (and one other, bought from DV near the end of their run), a lovely black and white Ebony MP, just the sheer ease of use.....it spins in your hand like a dream, and the glass path just takes flavors to a different place. Maybe one day @VapCap could mount a serious reissue.......seriously, other than the fragility of the glass, this system was a bomb ass score the minute it found a torch and a willing public. Yeah, I'm a FanBoy..............
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@Summer wha??
There really seems to be something there. Do you mean that you're getting better performance without a condenser? I don't get it but hey, what works works. Is it the super-tight vanilla SS tip with the cap all the way in? Are you mouth or lung pulling?
It makes complete sense to me that there is no use of a condenser in a carbless stem. Because then you just have a 5mm stem inside a 10mm stem. It's the same thing regardless.
But is there any use of a carb in a condenser-less stem? How do you notice it's different?
My understanding of the venturi effect is just that air comes in from the carb up to the tip, then gets right between the tip and the condenser which is a rather tight space, doing a 180 degree turn into the condenser. So there's a lot of turbulence. But what does this turbulence do? I dunno. Maybe it just cools the vapor a little bit, by cooling the condenser? Since faster air cools stuff more.. the venturi effect means, if you have a wide pipe that then chokes into a narrower pipe, and make stuff flow on it, the stuff will go faster but have less pressure in the narrower part. which is a bit weird
But I don't know how that's affecting the part of the tip holding the weed at all. You're still getting the same vapor out of it, from conduction and the convection that comes through the cap into the tip? The venturi stuff is happening closer to the condenser. Or maybe it's.. oh shit. It reduces pressure. Then maybe IF there's less pressure in the chamber, then the venturi effect pulls more air in through the cap into the tip, because of the pressure differential. but i have no idea
I'm gonna experiment with seeing how pulling more/less affects things. I think pulling softer will mean more conduction vapor, and harder more convection, but maybe.. there's a point where there's max convection, and if one pulls more, it's too much and you're actually getting less convection, or the air ends up cooling the tip too much
There really seems to be something there. Do you mean that you're getting better performance without a condenser? I don't get it but hey, what works works. Is it the super-tight vanilla SS tip with the cap all the way in? Are you mouth or lung pulling?
It makes complete sense to me that there is no use of a condenser in a carbless stem. Because then you just have a 5mm stem inside a 10mm stem. It's the same thing regardless.
But is there any use of a carb in a condenser-less stem? How do you notice it's different?
My understanding of the venturi effect is just that air comes in from the carb up to the tip, then gets right between the tip and the condenser which is a rather tight space, doing a 180 degree turn into the condenser. So there's a lot of turbulence. But what does this turbulence do? I dunno. Maybe it just cools the vapor a little bit, by cooling the condenser? Since faster air cools stuff more.. the venturi effect means, if you have a wide pipe that then chokes into a narrower pipe, and make stuff flow on it, the stuff will go faster but have less pressure in the narrower part. which is a bit weird
But I don't know how that's affecting the part of the tip holding the weed at all. You're still getting the same vapor out of it, from conduction and the convection that comes through the cap into the tip? The venturi stuff is happening closer to the condenser. Or maybe it's.. oh shit. It reduces pressure. Then maybe IF there's less pressure in the chamber, then the venturi effect pulls more air in through the cap into the tip, because of the pressure differential. but i have no idea
I'm gonna experiment with seeing how pulling more/less affects things. I think pulling softer will mean more conduction vapor, and harder more convection, but maybe.. there's a point where there's max convection, and if one pulls more, it's too much and you're actually getting less convection, or the air ends up cooling the tip too much
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stark1
Lonesome Planet
Summer
Long Island, NY
@asdf420,
1) As said within my post, I only tried it with the ti tip so far. & I said I know the LE 7 would be too much airflow.
2) Also, as said within my post, while heating I cover the carb & while drawing I feather as necessary.
3) I mouth pull, but without the condenser, the pull is really easy & smooth ... & simultaneously there's also a small amount of lung pull (small amount of vapor going directly into the lungs) going on. It's just the way I do it.
I haven't dissected @stardustsailor's post about the venturi effect yet.
All I can say is try the vc without the condenser & different tips & see what you think. It's easy enough to do. Just remember, for whatever reason, the heat up time is less, or at least, with the IH.
Edited to add: This works great for me with the 17M's 2mm carb. I think it would also work well with the Omni (with inserted mp, but no condenser) as the Omni has a 1 x 3mm carb which I assume is equivalent to the M's airflow. I suspect, like my @stardustsailer stem which has a 2.8 mm carb, the 18M, which according to @stark has a 2.75mm carb, would not be good to use condenseless as the airflow would be too much since a 2mm or less carb seems to be the sweet spot.
1) As said within my post, I only tried it with the ti tip so far. & I said I know the LE 7 would be too much airflow.
2) Also, as said within my post, while heating I cover the carb & while drawing I feather as necessary.
3) I mouth pull, but without the condenser, the pull is really easy & smooth ... & simultaneously there's also a small amount of lung pull (small amount of vapor going directly into the lungs) going on. It's just the way I do it.
I haven't dissected @stardustsailor's post about the venturi effect yet.
All I can say is try the vc without the condenser & different tips & see what you think. It's easy enough to do. Just remember, for whatever reason, the heat up time is less, or at least, with the IH.
Edited to add: This works great for me with the 17M's 2mm carb. I think it would also work well with the Omni (with inserted mp, but no condenser) as the Omni has a 1 x 3mm carb which I assume is equivalent to the M's airflow. I suspect, like my @stardustsailer stem which has a 2.8 mm carb, the 18M, which according to @stark has a 2.75mm carb, would not be good to use condenseless as the airflow would be too much since a 2mm or less carb seems to be the sweet spot.
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mucsusn
60 going on 20
Nailed it!
Dutch-Mic
Well-Known Member
Aah insomnia, you're back!
The cons of insomnia (according to a medical website): increased risk of medical conditions, mental health disorders and increased risk of accidents.
Pros: more time to read and like posts in this thread
Congrats @ArthurJ
and a warm welcome to you @Lady V!
To make this post Dynavap related, months ago I bought a T-Woody and it worked perfectly, but all my tips don't fit in the cocobolo stem anymore:
Has anyone else had this problem? The only reason I can think of is the Dutch climate (humid and cold).
The cons of insomnia (according to a medical website): increased risk of medical conditions, mental health disorders and increased risk of accidents.
Pros: more time to read and like posts in this thread
Congrats @ArthurJ
and a warm welcome to you @Lady V!To make this post Dynavap related, months ago I bought a T-Woody and it worked perfectly, but all my tips don't fit in the cocobolo stem anymore:
Has anyone else had this problem? The only reason I can think of is the Dutch climate (humid and cold).
Mr.Sifter
Well-Known Member
Not cool from dynavap to post the haiku winner's real name on facebook and instagram.
Big Data never forgets.
Not cool at all.
could have brought a whole bunch of people here in possible danger.
Let's hope it's not his real name or he doesn't care.
But Dynavap, srsly ?
I asked back then but I mistranslated the contest rules
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/dynavap-vapcap.18853/page-1038#post-1217816
rule#6:
"DV reservers the right to publicly post any haiku entries"
Ok, it's fine to publicly post the HAIKU that was chosen to be the best but please don't post the participator's real name.
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Welcome @Lady V
So glad to hear the Dynavap is working for you. And a great first post. I share much of your smoking experiences, from how I smoked weed to how long I smoked in general and owning electronic vapes that didn't help or work for me. .
Dynavap changed and improved my life, and that’s why I enjoy visiting this forum, supporting the company and hopefully helping others find the same level of smoke free joy.
^^^ @Mr.Sifter geez if that’s the case then I agree. Makes me glad I didn’t win!
So glad to hear the Dynavap is working for you. And a great first post. I share much of your smoking experiences, from how I smoked weed to how long I smoked in general and owning electronic vapes that didn't help or work for me. .
Dynavap changed and improved my life, and that’s why I enjoy visiting this forum, supporting the company and hopefully helping others find the same level of smoke free joy.
^^^ @Mr.Sifter geez if that’s the case then I agree. Makes me glad I didn’t win!
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^^^ Static image of vid ...(starts at 02:00)
Point A : Carb hole
Large Diameter tube A : VC stem/body
Small Diameter -horizontal-Tube : VC SS/OMNI Condenser
Point C and vertical tube : Inner side of VC tip .
Large Diameter tube (point B ): Your mouth
"OIL" : herb chamber
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Welp we’re wayyy off in the weeds today... time to get back on the rails.
It looks like I need to get some more M’s. I gave away another last week to a friend. He’d been complaining about how smoking weed was hurting his throat. So I gave him my last M that I owned and he’s super happy with it. I think I’ve added another to the vapour clan.
It looks like I need to get some more M’s. I gave away another last week to a friend. He’d been complaining about how smoking weed was hurting his throat. So I gave him my last M that I owned and he’s super happy with it. I think I’ve added another to the vapour clan.
Not cool from dynavap to post the haiku winner's real name on facebook and instagram.
Big Data never forgets.
Not cool at all.
could have brought a whole bunch of people here in possible danger.
Let's hope it's not his real name or he doesn't care.
But Dynavap, srsly ?
I asked back then but I mistranslated the contest rules
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/dynavap-vapcap.18853/page-1038#post-1217816
rule#6:
"DV reservers the right to publicly post any haiku entries"
Ok, it's fine to publicly post the HAIKU that was chosen to be the best but please don't post the participator's real name.
I just deleted 12 responses to this post because the topic here is the VapCap and not privacy on the internet. If people want to discuss that then we have a forum called The Lounge.
Jackdaw
Well-Known Member
My M18 arrived here five days ago. Got mugged by customs for a few quid duty and their objectionable 'handling fee'. But today I paid the robbers. And I'm a very happy man
.Gave it a quick clean but it really didn't need it as there was no visible residue. Then had a quick test run of half a bowl of coarse ground herb. I sucked it into the bowl, so it's very loosely packed – a tiny amount. Wow! I wasn't expecting so much from the first heating; amazing flavour and a big cloud.
I'll have to test again later with a full bowl but the airflow does seem improved over the M17. I filed notches in the original SS tip but the M18 won't need the same treatment. Carb closed, mouth draws were easy.
The milling on the body does improve grip with cold fingers when enjoying this arctic spring weather!
I know I'm repeating others here, but gotta say how much I like the new tip design – the tapered fins look a bit retro and the three doubled helices really seem to do the job.
Still feeling the effects from one toke, and that was two hours ago. Really looking forward to cooking a feast for lunch
, but I'll spare you my recipe ramblings and be on my way...
New slogan for ye: "Dynavap! Improving the taste of burned omelette since 2015".
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beyond6strings
Just another traveller in the Cannaverse
@Lady V welcome to FC and the Dynaverse. It's a wonderful place to hang out. Where else can you get a dose of science, philosophy and humor all at the same time?
I sent a very dear friend a Cocobolo Omni as a present last week and last night we did a FaceTime chat while I coached him through using it for the first time. I believe we have another convert to the Dynaverse. He was blown away by how efficient it was, how great his herb tasted, and how high he got from such a small amount. I set the screen in the smallest setting thinking that's what he'd like and he did.
And he also marveled at the feel and precision.
And now I'll get to watch as he acquires the requisite accessories to care for his new piece. And then I'll sit back and see if he develops VAS. I got him into custom guitars about 10 years ago and now he has 6. So...
I sent a very dear friend a Cocobolo Omni as a present last week and last night we did a FaceTime chat while I coached him through using it for the first time. I believe we have another convert to the Dynaverse. He was blown away by how efficient it was, how great his herb tasted, and how high he got from such a small amount. I set the screen in the smallest setting thinking that's what he'd like and he did.
And he also marveled at the feel and precision.
And now I'll get to watch as he acquires the requisite accessories to care for his new piece. And then I'll sit back and see if he develops VAS. I got him into custom guitars about 10 years ago and now he has 6. So...
Newcastle
Stoned!
So one week later and I feel bad about neglecting my Nano. It just doesn't give you the level that I get from this tiny M. I rarely get through a day without combusting. I combusted yesterday, gave it a quick cleaning, got set up and combusted again! I won't give up though as like I said. I don't get to the same level when using my other tools. I will say that I don't like the airflow or the lack there of. So I guess I better order an 18M or a XLS in some configuration.....Let's see what this weeks special sale brings me. I am hooked!
I won't give up though as like I said. I don't get to the same level when using my other tools. I will say that I don't like the airflow or the lack there of. So I guess I better order an 18M or a XLS in some configuration.....Let's see what this weeks special sale brings me. I am hooked!
Kalessin
Well-Known Member
The XLS doesn't really improve airflow (Unless I'm wrong, but I'm fairly certain on that) so you'd need either an 18M or a ti tip to increase airflowSo one week later and I feel bad about neglecting my Nano. It just doesn't give you the level that I get from this tiny M. I rarely get through a day without combusting. I combusted yesterday, gave it a quick cleaning, got set up and combusted again!