Mr.Kite
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NO - The M body is not compatible with the Omni Condenser
sorry, THIS is not correct.
the M stem works fine with an Omni-condenser (XL though)
just remember to use a Ti-tip with it.
NO - The M body is not compatible with the Omni Condenser
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I don't if any of you have actually managed to make it work, but according to Dynavap -
Yes
NO - The SS tip doesn't work properly with the Omni Condenser
Yes
NO - The M body is not compatible with the Omni Condenser
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Anyone else here prefers lighters to induction?
I had two IHs but sold both as I didn't use them.
Too bulky for on the go use, to easy to combust with if using a VC through water.
I'm not a scientist, but it seems that tamping, especially with the vapcap, results in more conduction, but I'll let those of you who dabble in the science of vaporization chime in with facts. My understanding of tamping on my other device is that it aids most in creating draw restriction which helps amp up the heat a bit faster, but it may also be adding conduction to the convection experience on that device too.
sorry, THIS is not correct.
the M stem works fine with an Omni-condenser (XL though)
just remember to use a Ti-tip with it.
are you sure?
for your first "no", their regular SS tip that you can buy as a part says
Our medical grade Stainless Steel Tip features 5 fins for effective control of heat distribution and a stainless steel CCD. Although designed to perform with the “M”, this tip is compatible with any DynaVap midsection.now i know this says midsection, but if what you say is accurate, why is it possible to use the builder where you can build something with an omni condensor and select a SS tip?
for the second "no" I understand an M body can't be used with a standard size omni condenser, but it seems they offer in the builder the option to basically select an M body as a stem when buliding an omniXL configuration, and again in this case you can selecte either SS or Ti tip.
I don't have an omni, I'mjust going off Dynavap's website, I did misread the bit about the condenser and the M body but they're specific about the SS tip.
The tip fits but doesn't seal with the omni condenser so the omni condenser can be used with it but not fully functional.
Empirical is part of knowing reality!@2hrs
It has been a while since i answered anyone's questions comprehensively, so here goes...
The M body is actually classed as a STEM. A stem is the larger body length used to make the XL length vapcaps.
The original shorter vapcaps have the shorter BODIES not stems.
The M stem just like any other stem can either use a regular length condenser to be a standard length vapcap without using a mouthpiece. Or it can use an XL condenser with a mouthpiece to become an XL vapacp.
Any stem can also use the XL omni condenser - that includes the mouthpiece 'built in'.
Any body can only be used with a standard condenser+mouthpiece or standard length omni condenser. (Unless modified somehow by the user)
Any tip will fit in on any vapcap body or stem. The only issue is that the omni condenser will not be able to adjust/close the airflow properly on an SS tip.
Because the opening of the SS-tip, where the condenser extendeds into to close the airflow, is bigger and therefore airflow is less restricted by the adjustment of the omni condenser.
Some people prefer the Ti and some the SS. And many feel the SS better suited to heating with an IH heater, but Ti for lighters...
I think buying an omni and an M is a great start. And if you prefer the Ti-tip then you can buy another tip and fit that on your M no problem..
Hope that helps
@2hrs
It has been a while since i answered anyone's questions comprehensively, so here goes...
The M body is actually classed as a STEM. A stem is the larger body length used to make the XL length vapcaps.
The original shorter vapcaps have the shorter BODIES not stems.
The M stem just like any other stem can either use a regular length condenser to be a standard length vapcap without using a mouthpiece. Or it can use an XL condenser with a mouthpiece to become an XL vapacp.
Any stem can also use the XL omni condenser - that includes the mouthpiece 'built in'.
Any body can only be used with a standard condenser+mouthpiece or standard length omni condenser. (Unless modified somehow by the user)
Any tip will fit in on any vapcap body or stem. The only issue is that the omni condenser will not be able to adjust/close the airflow properly on an SS tip.
Because the opening of the SS-tip, where the condenser extendeds into to close the airflow, is bigger and therefore airflow is less restricted by the adjustment of the omni condenser.
Some people prefer the Ti and some the SS. And many feel the SS better suited to heating with an IH heater, but Ti for lighters...
I think buying an omni and an M is a great start. And if you prefer the Ti-tip then you can buy another tip and fit that on your M no problem..
Hope that helps
@2hrs
It has been a while since i answered anyone's questions comprehensively, so here goes...
The M body is actually classed as a STEM. A stem is the larger body length used to make the XL length vapcaps.
The original shorter vapcaps have the shorter BODIES not stems.
The M stem just like any other stem can either use a regular length condenser to be a standard length vapcap without using a mouthpiece. Or it can use an XL condenser with a mouthpiece to become an XL vapacp.
Any stem can also use the XL omni condenser - that includes the mouthpiece 'built in'.
Any body can only be used with a standard condenser+mouthpiece or standard length omni condenser. (Unless modified somehow by the user)
Any tip will fit in on any vapcap body or stem. The only issue is that the omni condenser will not be able to adjust/close the airflow properly on an SS tip.
Because the opening of the SS-tip, where the condenser extendeds into to close the airflow, is bigger and therefore airflow is less restricted by the adjustment of the omni condenser.
Some people prefer the Ti and some the SS. And many feel the SS better suited to heating with an IH heater, but Ti for lighters...
I think buying an omni and an M is a great start. And if you prefer the Ti-tip then you can buy another tip and fit that on your M no problem..
Hope that helps
Anyone else here prefers lighters to induction?
I had two IHs but sold both as I didn't use them.
Too bulky for on the go use, to easy to combust with if using a VC through water.
Ditto. And not to blow my own trumpet but I'm getting consistently awesome vapor production using both methodsI use Induction at home, and torches when I'm out.
The only time I use my IH is when it is extremely windy. I can never get hits as good as with my torch, it's prone to scorchingAnyone else here prefers lighters to induction?
I had two IHs but sold both as I didn't use them.
Too bulky for on the go use, to easy to combust with if using a VC through water.