Yeah that's they way I set it because I usually find it difficult to set the bowl at anything but 11!I must be confused. I thought fully at the bottom of the tip is the correct configuration for the full bowl setting. Frankly part of why I normally use full bowl config is because it is easier to set up. I have no good screen tools.
@v.bow - I think you are a little confused. The CCD has 3 placement options within the T.I tip.I didn't realize that I pushed the ccd all the way down past the little line that marks the correct spot, so the ccd was almost firmly against the back of the tip. restricting the airflow even more.
does that make sense? ill post pics if I am not making sense
CONGRATS ArthurJ
I take it back, maybe some are, but I don't know why we would be...that may have been a reason why I didn't like the 17m.
You can limit the height of the screen depth by using a small rod or dowel slightly smaller than the ID
Of the tip; while holding the limiter at the desired depth, you then push the screen down with
A similar tool, and tamp it in place.
I'm aware there are methods but it goes to eleven and that's more than ten.
5-fin Carbless Puffer fish , Tetraodontidae silica (not for 5-fin soup) demise imminant
Dude I stopped dailying the sv3 weeks ago. It's now more of a nightcap machine or wake and bake monster!Especially when UR toasted evenly, SV3.
The way I see it ...
VapCaps do have two basic "modes" of operation:
a ) The well-known fully or semi /partially open carb mode ,where the Venturi effect (aided by the low-speed /expanded-volume/hot vapor vs the high-speed /cool air ) dominates operation-wise and the inhaled vapor is diluted with air.
Kinda resembles the experience of most electronic vapes,
mainly regarding the inhaling techniques involved (lung /diaphragmatic pulling ),
vapor " smoothness " & low draw resistance.
and
b ) The closed carb hole (or carbless) where the facial muscles and the powerful negative pressure they can create ,do all the job,whereas the inhaled vapor is as "raw & concentrated " as it gets to be.
Draw resistance is very quite also.
Pipe-like,joint-like ,blunt-like,whatever you choose to compare it with ,the toking experience is very close.
The final result is the same ,at both cases.
Cheers.
The way it has worked for me so far is that I get consistently better results using the "b" method AKA "mouthpulls" or "mouth-to-lung" hits. Taste is far more roasty and mehhhh using "straight-to-lung" hits and the comfort of the hit not so great (lungs don't like a tight pull as I have heard and felt...).
Straight-to -lung hits also give a harder hit to the throat and lungs and the burn is usually not that pleasant, especially with the high temp hits that I prefer. Some people might find that kind of burn desirable of course, people with less sensitive throats than mine most likely and that's great as well!
STL also produces more visible vapor in my experience but that's just air diluted vapor that has more volume. The active ingredients are still the same. Air diluted vapor is harsher of course and that's why many folks around here use glass of some kind. And that's why I stay out of pure convection vaping in the future, those fuckers are killing me! Last time time I though I would die (from a pierced throat ) it was after a Grasshopper hit a couple of years ago!
Anyone heard about something like this?
Saw it on Reddit (link to the thread) and immediately thought of the Vapcap.
They would love to hear input on the new m sent directly to them, I do believe.. I hope you get your M very soon!are we supposed to send word or a mini review or whatever to Dynavap
Can you share a link of the site you got it from? When I click on the picture this website takes me to another product https://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/search/lighter blowtorch attachmentOrdered one of these some days ago. Sadly from South Korea, couldn't find one in Europe.
Need it for our Portugal holidays. We'll go to a festival directly from the Airport and from my experience, I won't get any Butane, neither at the airport, nor at the festival.