Hi fellas, I'm new here, not new to vaping, but I'm new to this place. Anyways, late last night I found myself laying in bed for quite awhile reading this thread, and I'm rather interested in these vaporizers.
I'm coming from the PAX 2 I've daily used for awhile now attached with a silicone adapter, and water adapter. Anyways I have some questions I couldn't seem to find the answers to in this thread, or on their site, if maybe some of you guys could answer them?
Primarily I use my PAX2 and water adapter, I've just always used waterpipes, I prefer my smoke/vapor to go through water to cool/filter out any particles. So I'm looking @ the VonG type? I really like the wood aspect of it. However there's the model S, and the model Ti, I see one's longer, and has a little different of a shape to it. What's better?
Then there's the Omnivap, now can an Omivap be used on water attachments? Can the Omnivap take wooden bodies?
There's so many models, and not enough information on the site, I find myself kinda confused. Really, I'd kinda like to do what I do with my Pax2. That is I can take it out with me stock on the go if need be, or if I'm home chilling I can just attach the adapter, and use a water attachment with it.
Hi check out page 284 where I asked about the best way to attach the omnivap to a water bubbler with 18 mm connection. Here is one of my messages below, it is all on lage 284.
Okay I just took a crash course on uploading images but Im no computer whizz and have a somewhat autistic brain when it comes to anything practical so I hope this works.
First image is the Ti tip alone direct into the 18mm VonG. I checked the airflow by drawing on the other end of the VonG and it is actually very good, far greater than the airflow with the body attached and carb closed, so clearly without the body on the tip there is much greater airflow which should be a good thing:
Next 2 images show first the diameters of the inside of the VonG and the omnivap mouthpiece side by side, and then the 2 attached as much inserted as possible, but not inserted at all because it just wont fit inside one bit:
And finally is an image of the Ti tip removed and the omnivap condenser tube loosely fotted inside the VonG. I bet it could work like this but it wont be airtight and will rely on concentration to keep it aligned.
I hope these images can be viewed. I followed the instructions exactly for which a link was suitably provided a page or two ago. If not any moderator assistance will be welcome.
So at the moment, unless there is another trick I am missing here, it would seem that the Ti tip direct into the 18mm VonG is the only, and optimal way to go, with very good airflow and ease of use.
Edit: Hooray, it worked! Im so proud of myself and my slow brain, and I feel like I have finally arrived at the party! (I still cant type though, just edited a dozen typos!)
The subsequent messages get to the bottom of how to attach the omnivap to a water pipe, using the "short 18mm VonG" I ordered.
But you can get hte omnivap with a VonG body, to either 14 or 18 mm, and use it as a handheld, water free, and then just stuck it into a bong directly as well.
With my one, I also wanted the titanium and glass bodies, so I got the short 18 mm VonG.
Its dead easy to switch, justbpull out the mouthoiece with condenser attached, remove the Ti tip from the omnivap body, and stick it into the top of the VonG, then put the condenser and mouthpiece in from the other end. It takes seconds.
But you can attach the original glass vapcap, and probably many of the other models, including the omnivap, with the rubber mouthpiece that goes with the OG.
It creates a seal with a 14 mm water pipe, or you can use a joint converter into 18 mm glass.
For evrybody now, 2 more loads of abv from unground bud. What beautiful looking abv!
You can see all the trichomes still intact. For shitty UK outdoor, it looks like okay bud doesn' it?
The durban is on left, widow on right:
Notice how even the extraction is. Both loads took 3 cycles. I strarted heating on the diggerouter end, moving to the middle eventually before the click.
Good visible vapor on first cycles. Then 2 more cycles with thick vapor and all spent. Better taste and smoother with unground bud. I tried to avoid heating the diggerouter end on 2nd and 3rd cycles, but with the quad torch I am using, it is almost impossible to avoid the diggerouter end, without heating the tip up which brings a sooner click, and less dense hits, and more heating cycles.
So I just kind of kept to the middle of the cap with the flame.
I think when I try a single torch lihter, it will be possible for me to control the process more by heating specific points on the cap more precisely.
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