casebian1978
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Is there a link to themDon't forget the possibility of a @Pipes IH as a fabulous, or, I should say, sterling, add-on.
Is there a link to themDon't forget the possibility of a @Pipes IH as a fabulous, or, I should say, sterling, add-on.
Is there a link to them
I would very much like to see a helical prototype. I don't think it would be something that is production friendly but would be cool none the less.
were you pulling air through them while waiting for the click. Thermal transfer to the air should be quite different.I have two VCs - an M and an Omni. The cap that came with the M cools much faster than the cap that came with the Omni. This morning I decided to try an experiment swapping the caps. I tested each VC empty with no draw for 3 heat cycles and timed the total cool down (heat to click, start timer to cool down click, pause timer, repeat 2 more times). My original cap (came with M) gives 1:30 of cool down - about 30 seconds per heating. The cap that came with the Omni gives 2:20 of cool down - about 46 seconds per heating. The tip that it's wrapped around didn't matter - the numbers were within 1-2s when I swapped just the caps and repeated the tests. Anyone else with multiple VC's have a sense of what the average time to cool down is?
The middle ground maybe getting a Ti tip?I dont have either yet, considering to biy the M, just wanted to ask you if the ti Omni much better than the M?
All that precision and extra machine work plus more air control with the condenser is part of the cost.As the entry-level model, the M doesn't have the tolerances and precision of design & machining that the omnivap does.
Do think of the condenserless M as the outdoor vape. If I wanted to get finicky about weight and the advantages of an SS tip.I use the omnivap mostly day to day but when my health improves I plan to use the M for traveling. They're not very big, these vapcaps, and it would absolutely ruin a holiday if I were to lose my beloved omni. I could gift the M to an acquaintance and pick up a new one without another thought.
Worth trying out. Another consideration is how well either fit on a tip. An IH would get more refined results perhaps? So do you think the tips store heat about the same?This morning I decided to try an experiment swapping the caps.
No two Caps are the same but as long as they're not wildly different it's not so important as long as you wait for both COOL DOWN clicks. You get used to them. The times quoted by @bizwaxzion for his new Cap seems way too long. It must be hard for DV to do QC tests on all caps - obviously they can't use torches..... maybe an IH heater? Do they scorch the caps at all?Do think there need to be more controls to get a rough impression as to which cap heats/cools under near equal heat conditions. Also think the caps and tips become tempered over time. But that is just a hunch on my part. Any thoughts?
Trying to identify my Ti Omni. So I have the Q3 2016. What version/s of tip came with that? They all are nice, But I feel like a lucky duck to have a version 2 non XL. Notice how it tapers near where the tip is inserted and how narrow the stem is. The tip feels more solid with the body when the condenser is in choke (?) mode. This design choice is what I would want in a fully personally designed stem.
Wow, thought the faceted stem would be easier to find the hole in the dark.
Do love the texture and carb placement of the V2 a lot.
I blame the versatility and Woof all the choices for not allowing a single truth to emerge.
I blame the versatility and utility of all the choices for not allowing a single truth to emerge.
Case and point. The prosecution has no further questions. Your honer.
Just cause you call it the Omni stem does not in fact make it an Omni stem.Here's a couple of pics of putting the Omni stem on the M condenser;
upside down:
An omni and it's twin. Gift for a friend...
True and the carb placement makes it also 'what it is'. I like what it is and my M will never be the same.Sure it is offered on the Omni, love mine, but off the Omni condenser it becomes what it is.
I like how this was routered out and has 2 spaces. The sliding wedges. What is the black cylinder @Boden ?Enough for today. Time for a Vong break!!!
I like that you took a container that works for you and then printed the insert. Have a pelican case that is a candidate for that if I get serious.Also, I finally printed one of the Altoids Vapcap holders, it works nice. Just PM me if you want the STL.
Yea, it would get more of a read on the surface area as opposed to trying to control a flame on each heat up, is part of my reasoning. More of the mass of the cap would be taken into account with a more controlled heat source.It must be hard for DV to do QC tests on all caps - obviously they can't use torches..... maybe an IH heater?
A Ti Blackwood woodyTrue and the carb placement makes it also 'what it is'. I like what it is and my M will never be the same.
I like how this was routered out and has 2 spaces. The sliding wedges. What is the black cylinder @Boden ?
Like the twin torch with the magnetic surface for outside. If I had a cooling magnet on both sides of my stash, I could use my torch while holding my stash and still have a cooling mag.
I like that you took a container that works for you and then printed the insert. Have a pelican case that is a candidate for that if I get serious.
Yea, it would get more of a read on the surface area as opposed to trying to control a flame on each heat up, is part of my reasoning. More of the mass of the cap would be taken into account with a more controlled heat source.
Vape critic using and talking about vapcap on his live stream.
Cool! I updated the link to the full video of the broadcast. Reload and watch it all if you like. I don't want to spoil too much. But he does the full round with the vapcaps and talks about designing his own vape.Thank you! Because of your post I managed to catch the end of that live session.
Cool! I updated the link to the full video of the broadcast. Reload and watch it all if you like. I don't want to spoil too much. But he does the full round with the vapcaps and talks about designing his own vape.
U giving them both away or u keeping one? If it was me i’d keep the one on the right, your thoughts?An omni and it's twin. Gift for a friend...
No, and the VC's were empty. I heated to the click and hit the timer. Held the VC until both cool down clicks and paused the timer. Did this two more times. I put both VC's on magnets for a couple minutes and swapped just the caps before repeating the tests. The intervals followed the caps. I experience the same thing in use which is why I finally put a stopwatch on them. I'm going to get a third cap for a tie breaker.were you pulling air through them while waiting for the click. Thermal transfer to the air should be quite different.