I actually have one of these, but I have only used it twice. I just felt like it did not heat the cap very well. maybe it’s just a learning curve. I should probably try it again.Probably the Wand. All my cap/tip combos heat to perfection at the clicks (I use the SK insert). This one places the tip in a perfect position. Caveat: mine is the European first-run model and it doesn't see the Helix tip. I will test with new batteries, but it's the only real fault I've ever found with it.
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coolbreeze
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The insert will make a universe of difference. The placement needs to be pretty much just right and repeatable for best results.
Also, the Wand heats by timing so the temps are actually timings. If you use the lowest temp, you can set your DV in and it will time out (long after the clicks) before it burns down, if you've forgotten it.
Ahhh OK… I’m not sure if mine came with those inserts.
ClearBlueLou
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Luckily the current Wand comes with IH-compatible bangers & inserts, so let your dab rig join the funProbably the Wand. All my cap/tip combos heat to perfection at the clicks (I use the SK insert). This one places the tip in a perfect position. Caveat: mine is the European first-run model and it doesn't see the Helix tip. I will test with new batteries, but it's the only real fault I've ever found with it.
Also, it's totally overkill for just DVs, but the Camouflet Inductor is also fantastic: it will not only heat DVs to perfection but most other inductable vapes, as well.
Couple thoughts re: the current-issue wand:
Vapcap adapter placement matters (speaking of the one now included. I thought mine heated oddly, but after a cap mishap I had to remove & clean the adapter, & when I replaced it, it heated *far* more aggressively than it had. Difference was, I pushed it all the way in after cleaning. I repositioned it flush w/ the back of the unit, and suddenly, it heated normally.
Different strokes, so, play w/ the adapter depth to change how it heats
Also, be careful of the adapter holding on to the cap (the mishap I mentioned. I switched to a captive cap & glad I did (I only have the one, of course)
coolbreeze
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The Wand is on sale for $99 and there's a new Blackwood Woodwynd with purple Helix and black mouthpiece:
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Herbalist23
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And again, not on the european site....The Wand is on sale for $99 and there's a new Blackwood Woodwynd with purple Helix and black mouthpiece:
coolbreeze
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They don't mention it but it sure looks like it in 2 of the pics.
Yes, this one is on EU site, under "special deals" sectionAnd again, not on the european site....
Herbalist23
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Oh, didn't see that! Then I stand corrected! Thank you mate
coolbreeze
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I just grabbed extra colored caps so I'll probably use a black one (assuming the mp is actually obsidium). But I think Simrell sometimes has black tips. Fwiw.
vaping herbs
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From the EU side it is available for 199€And again, not on the european site....
budski
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someone on discord confirmed it's hyper condenser
coolbreeze
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Makes sense being Ti (instead of the XL). Also more adjustable than the WW's condenser, fwiw.
ClearBlueLou
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Just because it’s ‘available’ here doesn’t put it within reachAnd again, not on the european site....
coolbreeze
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Thanks dude! Don’t mind the dust and debris, damn it’s hard to take macro photos
coolbreeze
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One of the best ways to enjoy your DVs is with a Woodscents. It's really a wonderful heater in terms of flavor and effects but it also leans away from a stony conduction high toward a headier convection high. It makes the DV even more efficient by squeezing so many hits out of a half-bowl it's uncanny, and the brighter buzz makes it an excellent wake-and-baker. Cheers!
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BallzMcVinegar
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Is there a noticeable performance difference with a tip that has been color coated vs. a bare metal tip? Do they react the worse/better/same in induction heaters? Are they better than bare metal? Ive always had bare metal tips and havent been able to try this experiment myself. I only have one coated tip, a gunmetal Ti M+ tip and I dont have a bare metal Ti M+ tip to have as a control. I usually use titanium but I suppose this question can apply to SS too if you have a coated SS and bare metal of the same SS tip.
budski
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i have a n anodized helix , mid dark green/blue, it is def hotter the standard helix, easier to combust, My thought is the heavier oxidized coating on the surface of the metal is dissipating heat a bit slower than bare metal will, with Ti fast induction heatup it's trickier to dial in. with omni tip I didn't notice much difference. so anecdotal at best.
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BallzMcVinegar
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I just got my Ti M7 tip and that thing is like a battery with how much heat it retains. Its the closest to a SS tip for titanium. (using an induction heater)
coolbreeze
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I've been using it on my Omnivong and it's really fantastic, just as you say. Flavor's great and the hits go on and on.
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Baboose1948
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Beautiful. I have the same one but the stem has been retired do to a small crack that started at the tip and worked it's way down to the airport. Still usable but I don't. Keep it waxedI've been using it on my Omnivong and it's really fantastic, just as you say. Flavor's great and the hits go on and on.
BallzMcVinegar
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I currently have it on my miniwynd and moved the halo tip to my daily driver frankenvape.I've been using it on my Omnivong and it's really fantastic, just as you say. Flavor's great and the hits go on and on.