coolbreeze

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@coolbreeze did you try an older cap on your new vong tip?, and if so did I’d make a difference ?
I did and it did! I'm not sure when the cap was from, but I've had it for awhile. I tried it on my vongi and I got I think 3 solid hits, all of which had surprisingly decent flavor. Went back for a cleanup and it tasted a little carbony. That tip is pretty touchy that way, for me at least, so I count this as a victory!
 

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I did and it did! I'm not sure when the cap was from, but I've had it for awhile. I tried it on my vongi and I got I think 3 solid hits, all of which had surprisingly decent flavor. Went back for a cleanup and it tasted a little carbony. That tip is pretty touchy that way, for me at least, so I count this as a victory!
Glad it made a difference for you in a good way, Surprised me when I tried an older cap on it. For me was a huge difference.
 
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coolbreeze

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Glad it made a difference for you in a good way, Surprised me when I tried an older cap on it. For me was a huge difference.
I'm gonna use that combo for awhile and see if I can tame that flavor!

The low temp cap is quite slept on. I hear a lot of people say "what's the point, just heat near the tip". However, it's not the same. The low temp cap is consistent and prolongs a sesh something ridiculous.
Love that cap. Extends the bowl--and the flavor--while smoothing out the whole experience. The first hit through the end seem more even in both volume and flavor.
 
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Mya Moe guy

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I recently bought my first M about 2 months ago and since then I bought 2 more. My favorite is a titanium tip, low temp cap and a glass stem. I also bought a I.H. and I think all of it rocks. I like the quick hits with the Dyna vap . My every day vape has been a Arizer solo but the heat up time takes a bit in comparison to the DV.
 

Baboose1948

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I recently bought my first M about 2 months ago and since then I bought 2 more. My favorite is a titanium tip, low temp cap and a glass stem. I also bought a I.H. and I think all of it rocks. I like the quick hits with the Dyna vap . My every day vape has been a Arizer solo but the heat up time takes a bit in comparison to the DV.
Before I got my first dynavap in 2018, the pax was my go to. After just a few days of using the dynavap, it replaced the pax. It's really hard to match the efficiency and effectiveness of the dynavap.
 

Mya Moe guy

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My first vape was a Pax after using a bat and dugouts for 20 years, then I bought a Arizer solo which I’m still using daily. 2 years ago I got my Pa. MM card and finally had access to concentrates and cartridges. Too much oil use was starting to effect my daily swims so I have switched to using RSO capsules, tinctures and one or two dry flower vape sessions daily.
 

BallzMcVinegar

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A couple FrankenM's I have been enjoying. These are great if you are a former smoker that is looking for a familiar feeling to smoking. These have been a nice addition. Im so glad dynas were able to get me to kick smoking ( cigs ( 1 year) and herb ( 2 years))


TRWW XXXL tip/condenser ( No intercooler)
2020 M stem
Jet Pack heat sink
2020 SS tip
2018 cap



Just got this mouthpiece in and love the larger condenser diameter and extra length. Wanted to get something for my 2018 stem. Im glad I didnt go with the stinger. I feel I got what I was looking for by going with the TRWW set up.

TRWW 10mm Double toke tapered cocobolo mouthpiece/condenser with intercooler
2018 M stem
Jet Pack heat sink
2018 Ti tip
2018 cap

 

Demonic chronic

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My little (growing) Dynavap family in the order I bought them left to right, I did have a 20m but sold it cheap, small in comparison 2 the large and downright gorgeous collections I’ve seen on here. still tho they do look good for their ages the old omnivorg is over 2 years and used daily during the whole time.
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coolbreeze

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My little (growing) Dynavap family in the order I bought them left to right, I did have a 20m but sold it cheap, small in comparison 2 the large and downright gorgeous collections I’ve seen on here. still tho they do look good for their ages the old omnivorg is over 2 years and used daily during the whole time.
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Looks like you got the situation well in hand. Only thing I'd add would be a Hydravong stem so you can switch around for an XL Omnivong, maybe a '21 M or SS bowl and BB3 for 10mm glass pieces. More wood, more steel, a bit of glass. Very satisfying as it is, though. Damn these things are nice. And addicting!
 
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Gnome34

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I am considering buying the simrell stem. Can anyone shed light onto what improvement I should expect over the bb6? Really on the fence as to whether it will be worth the money or not! Hoping to be able to use it dry with as little throat irritation as possible.
 

coolbreeze

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I am considering buying the simrell stem. Can anyone shed light onto what improvement I should expect over the bb6? Really on the fence as to whether it will be worth the money or not! Hoping to be able to use it dry with as little throat irritation as possible.
I wouldn't expect much improvement in terms of temperature--Simrell's strong suit--because the glass, nubs, beads, and wide bore of the BB stems cool really well. The flypaper strip will catch some debris, so you may get some relief there. On the other hand, Simrell's stems are extremely well-built devices and they look gorgeous. It would be more durable than the bb3, so better for carrying around (and so you have a backup, god forbid...). And, since it cools well in its own right, it would be one of the coolest of the durable, portable DV setups.
 
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666Honeybadger

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I am considering buying the simrell stem. Can anyone shed light onto what improvement I should expect over the bb6? Really on the fence as to whether it will be worth the money or not! Hoping to be able to use it dry with as little throat irritation as possible.
I was considering that too a while ago. Already had the stinger but needed something cooler since that induced coughing every time. Heard that the MVS would'nt really be that much cooler. Then somebody pointed me to the Revolve-stem by MADheaters.
I went for it and never looked back! Best advice ever!
When the first one arrived i instantly ordered two more Revolves and have been using nothing else since.
I literally stopped coughing overnight!
For the coolest, tastiest and smoothest hits there is really nothing that beats it!
It's the only stem i can hit native (easily) without coughing. Check it out!
 

RustyOldNail

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I am considering buying the simrell stem. Can anyone shed light onto what improvement I should expect over the bb6? Really on the fence as to whether it will be worth the money or not! Hoping to be able to use it dry with as little throat irritation as possible.

If you can afford the Simrell MVS, it’s great, the adjustable airport makes it worth it, construction is immaculate.
 

coolbreeze

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Thank you all for the input. Has anyone compared the revolve to the simrell?
Hah! They're both great! For me, I love the Simrell look/feel. The Revolve doesn't have quite the same sense of perfection aesthetically, but it's still very nice. What I like about the Revolve is that it cools well, and the fins make it really easy to spin. I would say Revolve may get the slight edge in overall function, and the Simrells get the slight edge in aesthetics. I would have to bust them both out and compare for notes on flavor, but they both have longer or more complex paths, so I would expect at least a little loss with both, compared to the BB6.

EDIT: I don't think the Revolve fits every stash, for what it's worth.
 

666Honeybadger

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Has anyone compared the revolve to the simrell
I did use a friend's MVS for a night (we swapped). It's nice for sure but i feel the Revolve is a different league all together tbh.

It can do what the simrell does... and than some more... ;) It just has more options/settings to play with.
The Revolve certainly cools much better, while i liked the MVS it still made me cough. Especially when doing full extraction.
I get more taste because of this cooling, like eating soup: when it's too hot i don't really taste a lot...
So that makes a big difference for me personally.

And i also feel it has to be said: the design of the Revolve (certainly the cooling unit) is way more challenging to machine and to engineer than the Simrell. That has a very straight forward shape, and the simrell intercooler simply cannot be compared to the unit in the Revolve. Everybody can see that i guess...

So in my opinion the Revolve is more impressive on many levels: engineering, machining, versatility and performance...
;)
OK, ok, i kinda like the Revolve, i admit that. But hey: it stopped my coughing so makes sense i like it i think...
:rockon::lol:
 

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Looks like you got the situation well in hand. Only thing I'd add would be a Hydravong stem so you can switch around for an XL Omnivong, maybe a '21 M or SS bowl and BB3 for 10mm glass pieces. More wood, more steel, a bit of glass. Very satisfying as it is, though. Damn these things are nice. And addicting!
Aye it’s sure a slippery slope once you start eh:lol:, no really into the m’s much, I mean they do have a place, fuck me it was a 19m that started this love affair for me plus for their price you do get a good device, just always preferred the omnis, and I have a preference for ti can’t say exactly why cause been using ti sooo long now, I do own 1 glass stem but I don’t really like it to be honest, it’s a DDave water wand.
 
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coolbreeze

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Aye it’s sure a slippery slope once you start eh:lol:, no really into the m’s much, I mean they do have a place, fuck me it was a 19m that started this love affair for me plus for their price you do get a good device, just always preferred the omnis, and I have a preference for ti can’t say exactly why cause been using ti sooo long now, I do own 1 glass stem but I don’t really like it to be honest, it’s a DDave water wand.
Hear that, brother, the Omnis are so nice. Love to take the '21 hiking since it's easy to spin and, well, it kicks ass.

I guess I've been on a little M kick lately since the color tips and the Verdiums came out. I don't know why but I just love that thing, and it doesn't hurt that the function's great.

Ok, so looking at your pic, though, there is a completeness there. I think I would pick up the Nonavong, just cuz it's ready for any contingency, and I mean, would you look at it? :love: Of course the same can be said for the Ti vong. Idk, I guess they're all my favorite.
 
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Demonic chronic

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Hear that, brother, the Omnis are so nice. Love to take the '21 hiking since it's easy to spin and, well, it kicks ass.

I guess I've been on a little M kick lately since the color tips and the Verdiums came out. I don't know why but I just love that thing, and it doesn't hurt that the function's great.

Ok, so looking at your pic, though, there is a completeness there. I think I would pick up the Nonavong, just cuz it's ready for any contingency, and I mean, would you look at it? :love: Of course the same can be said for the Ti vong. Idk, I guess they're all my favorite.
Aye that’s the problem I’d buy most if I could afford it:lol:, a do like the 21omni looks like jewellery or some shit, im 100% sure it won’t be my last dynavap:worms:
 

Gnome34

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I did use a friend's MVS for a night (we swapped). It's nice for sure but i feel the Revolve is a different league all together tbh.

It can do what the simrell does... and than some more... ;) It just has more options/settings to play with.
The Revolve certainly cools much better, while i liked the MVS it still made me cough. Especially when doing full extraction.
I get more taste because of this cooling, like eating soup: when it's too hot i don't really taste a lot...
So that makes a big difference for me personally.

And i also feel it has to be said: the design of the Revolve (certainly the cooling unit) is way more challenging to machine and to engineer than the Simrell. That has a very straight forward shape, and the simrell intercooler simply cannot be compared to the unit in the Revolve. Everybody can see that i guess...

So in my opinion the Revolve is more impressive on many levels: engineering, machining, versatility and performance...
;)
OK, ok, i kinda like the Revolve, i admit that. But hey: it stopped my coughing so makes sense i like it i think...
:rockon::lol:
Sold! Time to wait for a restock it appears. Thank you all for being so helpful.
 

Demonic chronic

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You just gave me a vision of the post-apocalypse, when '18 Omni stems will be highly sought-after jewelry of road-warrior kings.
Sadly the 18 omni wasn’t commercially available by the time I got into dynavap, would certainly accompany the collection nicely. aye great apocalyptic vape the dynavap haha, all you need is a flame, built to last and a like that.
 
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coolbreeze

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Sadly the 18 omni wasn’t commercially available by the time I got into dynavap, would certainly accompany the collection nicely. aye great apocalyptic vape the dynavap haha, all you need is a flame, built to last and a like that.
Isn't that it there between your Nonavong and '21 Omni? Or do you mean the shorty? The facets always remind me of a mirror ball.
 
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