mucsusn
60 going on 20
If you're just starting out with a VC, leave the condenser o-rings alone. If you peek under the hood, you'll see that the condenser has little crimped or machined grooves for the rings. They indicate proper position and hep to held them in place. You will also see that the oring at the mouthpiece end is slight larger. Maintain that relationship. When learning the VC, concentrate on respecting the click while playing around with torch position. Try lung draws or cigar puffs, they both work with different results for different users. As far as the carb, think about the physics that are going on here.....with the condenser orings in place, the carb serve to give you a free airpath to blend cool air with the vapor coming off of the tip. Again, YMMV, as draw speed will change these relationships.......For me, I heat, start out with carb covered, then feather lighty while sensing taste/temp/etc. And I almost always do deep lung draws, with one hit equalling one cool down click.Attention Dynavap torch shoppers:
I bought their triple torch and assumed it would ship without butane so used a shitty Bic yesterday. Today, I took the torch out of its ' slick holster and voila---it is does have butane.
So, I'll get to try a real test of the M today.
The instructions don't seem to deal with the condenser O rings. Are there different positions for changing the airflow?? I'd like to maximize vapor airflow as the M is slightly restrictive now. What positions do what to the airflow?
thanks
Whatever your wont, be consistent so that you can register the impressions. The dilemna here is trying to be consistent while you are consistently ripped. Onward in the name of science!