Dynavap VapCap
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idboehman
Well-Known Member
Do they normally cost more than $150?
AcidFlashbang
Well-Known Member
It was $150 including tip+cap and shipping
HypochonIRL
Member
Hi all, new Dynavap user here and new to vaporizers in general. Any experinced owners have any tips or general information they could share?
TommyDee
Vaporitor
Hey @HypochonIRL - I'd be considered a newbee myself so let me just welcome you and feel free to express what you want out of vaping.
Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
To buy, or not to buy. That is the question.
(Good thing I filed my return early)
To buy. there is no not buy.
Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
Yes, my young Padawan.
Once you learn to accept and embrace the wisdom of the VAS, then the VAS will bless you and keep you always. Allow the VAS to walk with you always in the light, and the vibrational unified energy of the VAS will expand your universal consciousness....or something like that.
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Showing the gf how to play chess. Offcourse, I have my trusty bb9 and sbjr. to keep me company
Hmmmmm, those are some of the weirdest looking chess pieces I've seen. It almost looks like they are secretly pretending to be checkers pieces. How do you tell the different pieces apart from one another?
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kenske
Active Member
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Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
HypochonIRL
Member
thank you kindly Mr Dee, been lurking for a while now but this is all pretty new to me.
TommyDee
Vaporitor
Well, you have a Dynavap so you are off to a good start @HypochonIRL . Which unit did you get and how are you heating it?
HypochonIRL
Member
The 20M with a cyclone torch, I bought one of the starter packs.
Also got the 19M with the M for a friend deal they were offering.
Gave that one to one of my family members though. (I'm trying desperately to get them to stop with the combustion)
Asap I'll be picking up an induction heater though. Never really messed with a butane torch before and i used up the entire fuel supply in the one I had in three days
Can't even use my dynavap at the moment
I'm Already thinking about picking up one of the omnivapXL's in a couple of months
Radiocitysuicide
Well-Known Member
https://imgur.com/a/O2sB2Ms
Can someone tell me what year this dynavap M is? My purchase history did not migrate to the new site. Any help would be appreciated.
Can someone tell me what year this dynavap M is? My purchase history did not migrate to the new site. Any help would be appreciated.
hujdimislav
Well-Known Member
thejackalsmark
Just another "Person Of Interest"
Welcome!
Read the 2 pages of THIS thread.
http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/best-of-dynavap-vapcap.24345/
Then come back HERE and you'll be 100% ahead of the game.
Happy Vaping!
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
I don't doubt that the vortex is a very enjoyable stem to use. I just wish that there were other options to consider for a condenserless Ti stem. Right now simrell seems to corner the market on this option. I'd like to see a reasonably priced model in a 4-4.5 inch length. I think this would help in reducing the heat from reaching your fingers. I also just prefer a longer stem, but at vortex prices this custom would probably be closer to $200. I wish folks like @stardustsailor were still making stems to consider.
LabPong
Well-Known Member
Rouge Wax Works has some really nice glass stems....I like one of them quite a bit myself...but I only use in a rig.
This is my fav setup....Ti tip, low-t cap, RWW stem, no ccd, regular screen pushed down to the bottom, and the tip goes in farther than it needs...so I can set the depth to stop the cap from totally closing around the tip end...giving less restriction and more even air intake...hits so nice...my best experience so far with a vapcap.
BabyFacedFinster
Anything worth doing, is worth overdoing.
Rouge Wax Works has some really nice glass stems....I like one of them quite a bit myself...but I only use in a rig.
This is my fav setup....Ti tip, low-t cap, RWW stem, no ccd, regular screen pushed down to the bottom, and the tip goes in farther than it needs...so I can set the depth to stop the cap from totally closing around the tip end...giving less restriction and more even air intake...hits so nice...my best experience so far with a vapcap.
Haha. I agree with you @LabPong! I my current DD is a RWW Robusto. I was looking around for a Ti stem that would add to my VAS and also have a more durable stem option. I tend to get fumbly with my glass. The RWW is pretty thick and has survived some slight drops.
current_load
New Member
Hey y’all! First off, apologies if this has already been discussed — I saw a few posts on Reddit but couldn’t find anything here and wanted to get your opinions as well.
New to the Dynavap family but definitely excited to join! I picked up the 2020M but haven’t used it yet (on a nice, long T-break). What I’m wondering about is the 2020M’s tip and it’s impact on airflow.
In all the Dynavap promotional pics (1st picture below) and reviews I’ve noticed the tip has about 12 fairly distinct flat sides and grooves that are oblong and slightly tapered.
In the Dynavap I received (2nd picture below & not purchased directly from Dynavap), the tip is rounder and the grooves less distinct.
Has anyone else noticed this? How would it impact airflow? Is it worth making the return/an exchange for the 2019M?
Thanks for your thoughts!
Edit: Adding the images, eventually
The 2020M’s tip:
The 2020M tip I got:
New to the Dynavap family but definitely excited to join! I picked up the 2020M but haven’t used it yet (on a nice, long T-break). What I’m wondering about is the 2020M’s tip and it’s impact on airflow.
In all the Dynavap promotional pics (1st picture below) and reviews I’ve noticed the tip has about 12 fairly distinct flat sides and grooves that are oblong and slightly tapered.
In the Dynavap I received (2nd picture below & not purchased directly from Dynavap), the tip is rounder and the grooves less distinct.
Has anyone else noticed this? How would it impact airflow? Is it worth making the return/an exchange for the 2019M?
Thanks for your thoughts!
Edit: Adding the images, eventually
The 2020M’s tip:
The 2020M tip I got:
I too really like that RRW stemRouge Wax Works has some really nice glass stems....I like one of them quite a bit myself...but I only use in a rig.
This is my fav setup....Ti tip, low-t cap, RWW stem, no ccd, regular screen pushed down to the bottom, and the tip goes in farther than it needs...so I can set the depth to stop the cap from totally closing around the tip end...giving less restriction and more even air intake...hits so nice...my best experience so far with a vapcap.
That, and the 20m are my two current daily users