Lol, no problem my friend. I really was just goofing, I knew you was a good guy! The only good pimp was Huggy Bear from Starsky & Hutch, imo. Good luck on your mag quest, I picked some up from K&J Magnetics and while much thicker (3-4mm) than the DM, I found them to be weak. Nothing at all wrong with KJ, don't want to give that impression; just that particular item sucked for my intended purpose.Definitely one who slaps pimps to protect those they may harm.
I.e. a slapper of pimps!
And thanks!
Yes, replacing the fiber (to me that’s the filter) and I really don’t know how ofen we should replace it, but that may depend on how thick we made it to begin with. If really thick then after all that resin goes thru it, it may need changing more often than once every 3 months. Ha
Yes...Pedal Steel. Was the musician you’re talking about in Colorado maybe “Dick”. He is absolutely the best I’ve heard yet! He was my teacher several years ago and what a nice man he is...great wife too! They’re very involved in all the Pedal Steel Guitar shows and my husband and I used to attend all the Dallas shows. What fun!
ROFLMAO (Do people still say that?)  I never thought I'd ever be thinking about Huggy Bear againThe only good pimp was Huggy Bear from Starsky & Hutch, imo.
I have a "M" and it work's well for MEDICAL?12 days, 1 Omni and 1,000 pages. I know everyone is waiting on pins and needles for my review
Almost 2 weeks and 240+ heat cycles, liking the Omni more and more.
Vapor
The vapor is top-notch. Ti tip set to .05 gets me 3 really good clouds. The second draw rivals my evo desktop. The potency is off the charts. I spent the last decade of combustion using a one-hitter exclusively. I remember packing that thing 6 or 7 times per session to get decent effects. Naturally, I felt the need to do multiple-pack sessions with the Omni. Nope, I'm good with 3 cycles as this thing can kick yer arse. Maybe a double pack sometimes. I consider myself high tolerance and continue to be shocked and amazed.
Efficiency
It's hard to find a more efficient weapon to medicate. I've tried all three bowl sizes and have found myself at .05 most of the time. It has cut my usage by half and I feel as though I'm as baked as I have ever been. The euphoric effects come through brilliantly.
Cleaning
I use the Omni daily and all day as I'm lucky enough to work from home. I am really happy with cleaning. Every few days I wipe the condenser clean and run a q-tip through it. I keep a toothbrush handy to brush the fins clean every now and again so tiny bits and pieces don't get combusted during the heat cycle.
Learning
If you are getting one or thinking about a dynavap it's an outstanding product. Personally, all vapes have some learning needed. There is so much knowledge on FC. Most everything you need to have a blast is here. If you are having trouble, try heating the cap in the middle about a half inch above the torch flames.
I've read a post, "I'm new to vaping, what should I buy". Many suggestions and questions followed. One response suggested a dynavap if "using a butane torch was OK". There are many "battery only" enthusiasts. I was one of them. The Omni has shelved my mighty.
My badge of Honor...
How do you achieve 5-6 hits from a bowl?
I am on the verge to combustion after 3 cycles.
Respecting heat click and cool down click.
Did you get 5 hits in 2-3 minutes or let you cool down completely?
As smokey so eloquently said already ()...
I know most here know this. But incase there is any diligent soul reading through this thread I wanted to correct the miss-information i have been spreading
@Willy - More airflow from the omni? If you have the condenser at its open setting then you can't really increase airflow anymore and tbh I don't why you would want to as the vapor would become extremely whispy and lose potency but each to their own. If thats what you're after the omni probably isn't the best choice in terms of price. Just buy a TI Woody and remove the condenser - from my experience that gives you the most diluted and whispy vapor with the most airflow but keep in mind I am an ex smoker so I prefer the condensor fully extended and the carb closed!Guys, I have a question for you:
Suppose that you would like a bit more of airflow in your Omnivap. What would you do? I've thought of two ideas:
1. Pack it less (this increases airflow, but reduces the duration of the session).
2. Reduce the length of the condenser a bit.
What do you think? May be option 2 worth it? Is there any problem with it? Or do I better stick to Option 1, despite the (dissatisfaction) of lower sessions?
Thank you all!
Philosophical copycat! We have found the point already, no reason to question it again so shortly after, you f*cking revolutionary!