HappyVappy in Color
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Nice, yeah that's right, the HV is another vape that works best with un-ground little nuggets.
The Gizmodo review was pretty funny too.
Sorry again for the misunderstanding, the fact that it was your first post set off my vapor enhanced paranoia alarms.
Vape on! How's that vancity bud treating you?
The Gizmodo review was pretty funny too.
Sorry again for the misunderstanding, the fact that it was your first post set off my vapor enhanced paranoia alarms.
Vape on! How's that vancity bud treating you?
vaporcloud
lurking kiwi
marcuss
above the clouds
my opinion? this vape is crap!
Why?.....too much plastic/teflon....they try to copy the herbalaire but everybody knows this is a low grade vape...just make some googlin' and you get the answer!
I'm sure nothing to do with the P.D. and also quite different to the junky inavap that was my first false step
in the vapor realm.(Yes sometimes i'll do a report of this shitty vape)
I cannot understand why people should look to the shell color instead of the inside of a vape.....seems that apparence is the most important quality in these days isn't it?
Welcome in 4twenty! I hope you can share your happy vappy report as soon as possible to make this forum everyday more interesting!
Why?.....too much plastic/teflon....they try to copy the herbalaire but everybody knows this is a low grade vape...just make some googlin' and you get the answer!
I'm sure nothing to do with the P.D. and also quite different to the junky inavap that was my first false step
in the vapor realm.(Yes sometimes i'll do a report of this shitty vape)I cannot understand why people should look to the shell color instead of the inside of a vape.....seems that apparence is the most important quality in these days isn't it?
Welcome in 4twenty! I hope you can share your happy vappy report as soon as possible to make this forum everyday more interesting!
max
Out to lunch
New members are always welcome 4twenty, but your thread did read like spam, especially since that company uses affilitates. 
The Vappy is closest in design to the herbalAire. If it uses the same small inlet air holes as the herbalAire (18 of 'em), then efficiency should be very good. No bags though, so it's direct draw only and it'll leave a lot to be desired in the vaping satisfaction dept. for most people compared to a standard whip vape. At least they've lowered the price. At $200 it was not a good choice IMO.
That's a little strong IMO marcuss, although I'm sure it's been called 'CrappyVappy' before.
The Vappy is closest in design to the herbalAire. If it uses the same small inlet air holes as the herbalAire (18 of 'em), then efficiency should be very good. No bags though, so it's direct draw only and it'll leave a lot to be desired in the vaping satisfaction dept. for most people compared to a standard whip vape. At least they've lowered the price. At $200 it was not a good choice IMO.
marcuss
above the clouds
maybe a little strong...but we are so lucky to have a really polite person like you that translate my true ghetto slang into something more diplomatic....sorry me badboy!max said:New members are always welcome 4twenty, but your thread did read like spam, especially since that company uses affilitates.
That's a little strong IMO marcuss, although I'm sure it's been called 'CrappyVappy' before.
The Vappy is closest in design to the herbalAire. If it uses the same small inlet air holes as the herbalAire (18 of 'em), then efficiency should be very good. No bags though, so it's direct draw only and it'll leave a lot to be desired in the vaping satisfaction dept. for most people compared to a standard whip vape. At least they've lowered the price. At $200 it was not a good choice IMO.
max
Out to lunch
If 4twenty had come to the forum saying it was 'the best' I would have 'politely' told him he was full of shit.
It should be a pretty efficient, reliable vape for him, but I don't think it'll get much interest here. We know the best performers and those will be the ones that people will hear about when they come to FC.
It should be a pretty efficient, reliable vape for him, but I don't think it'll get much interest here. We know the best performers and those will be the ones that people will hear about when they come to FC.
Are you sure you don't have me confused with someone else?
did you ever try the herbal air ? if you did ...is there a big difference4twenty said:No. :/ I live in Vancouver, and have a HappyVappy.vtac said:
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welcome here
I'm also canadien ....but I'live in quebec !!! enjoy fc
vaporcloud
lurking kiwi
According to some sites the HV and HerbalAire are the same minus the pump. They also say the HV and inavap are all made by Vapir. Could explain the plastic and crappy design if they are.
ya most of the coment I eard in the past was hv = crap and ha = good ....is there any software or board inside the hv to control temp. ??
max
Out to lunch
That would be funny if it weren't sad. Sooo much bad info out there.vapor_cloud said:
The Vappy and herbalAire originally shared the same shell. The airflow design is the same. They never shared the same electronics. The Vappy doesn't have a temp control. The herbalAire has one, and also has a 3-way LED showing when the designated temp has been reached. The herbalAire shell isn't plastic. It's nylon impregnated with glass.
I've read that the Vapezilla vapes, as well as the Vapolution, are also made by Vapir. More baseless rumors from people who don't have a clue. Vapir isn't even a company. The Vapir brand vapes are made by Air2.
vaporcloud
lurking kiwi
There is very little info on their site. Nothing about what the heater is made of etc. I don't like the idea of a teflon mouth piece either 
max
Out to lunch
Just to be clear and not spread more garbage, everything in bold print in this post are lies put out by Wicked Roots, the maker of the Vapezilla.
If it's like the herbalAire (I would assume so) the heater is completely isolated from the vapor path. The teflon is perfectly safe at the low temps involved. Teflon on cooking utensils is safe up to 500 F.
Here's an example of some of the outstanding info out there. This is what http://www.marijuanavaporizer.org/happy-vappy-vaporizer-review-marijuana-vaporizer/ has to say about the Vappy.
"This is a non adjustable vaporizer like the Herbalaire but worse. Super light taste. Very slow warm up and heated plastic kills. Don?t waste your money."
This is one of the fake review sites put up by Wicked Roots. They list both the herbalAire and HV in the catagory of 'Bad Vaporizers'. They also say the Volcano is dangerous to use. The review sites have no sponsors and no contact info. That should be a big clue as to their intent. They're also way out of date, listing vapes that aren't even made anymore.
This was at the end of the Vapezilla review (after they were done trashing the Volcano):
"From a health point of view, Wicked Roots are the only manufacturers that are taking the time to make sure we are not inhaling anything other than pure vapors."
There are other fake sites set up by Wicked Roots too- www.420vaporizers.com is one. Here's the lowdown on the Surfer from that site:
"Silver Surfer
Fake version of the Original Vapor Brothers. Longer warm up, same efficiency, higher price."
And on the Vapor Bros. review we find out that the VB's aluminum heating element (which had tons of failures by the way) is much better than ceramic elements, which tend to explode.
"The Vapor Brothers Vaporizer is a whip based vaporizer system. This vaporizer has an aluminum heating element . There are many fakes that use ceramic heating elements such as the VaporDoc or the Silver Surfer. These units that are currently using the ceramic heating elements have been reported to explode on the user. Be aware of this fact when purchasing fake duplicates."
Bottom line, the Happy Vappy is a good, safe vape and a lot of people have been satisfied with it. It's not as good as the herbalAire IMO and it's certainly not the same vape. Like the herbalAire, you won't get big, thick vapor hits from it, but it's an efficient design where you don't have to grind your herb to get it all vaped. It's not going to be the choice of the informed, discerning buyer, because there are other direct draw vapes that put out more satisfying vapor for the same money. But it's not dangerous to use or a ripoff.
If it's like the herbalAire (I would assume so) the heater is completely isolated from the vapor path. The teflon is perfectly safe at the low temps involved. Teflon on cooking utensils is safe up to 500 F.
There must be. Haven't heard any complaints about it.
Here's an example of some of the outstanding info out there. This is what http://www.marijuanavaporizer.org/happy-vappy-vaporizer-review-marijuana-vaporizer/ has to say about the Vappy.
"This is a non adjustable vaporizer like the Herbalaire but worse. Super light taste. Very slow warm up and heated plastic kills. Don?t waste your money."
This is one of the fake review sites put up by Wicked Roots. They list both the herbalAire and HV in the catagory of 'Bad Vaporizers'. They also say the Volcano is dangerous to use.
The review sites have no sponsors and no contact info. That should be a big clue as to their intent. They're also way out of date, listing vapes that aren't even made anymore.This was at the end of the Vapezilla review (after they were done trashing the Volcano):
"From a health point of view, Wicked Roots are the only manufacturers that are taking the time to make sure we are not inhaling anything other than pure vapors."
There are other fake sites set up by Wicked Roots too- www.420vaporizers.com is one. Here's the lowdown on the Surfer from that site:
"Silver Surfer
Fake version of the Original Vapor Brothers. Longer warm up, same efficiency, higher price."
And on the Vapor Bros. review we find out that the VB's aluminum heating element (which had tons of failures by the way) is much better than ceramic elements, which tend to explode.
"The Vapor Brothers Vaporizer is a whip based vaporizer system. This vaporizer has an aluminum heating element . There are many fakes that use ceramic heating elements such as the VaporDoc or the Silver Surfer. These units that are currently using the ceramic heating elements have been reported to explode on the user. Be aware of this fact when purchasing fake duplicates."
Bottom line, the Happy Vappy is a good, safe vape and a lot of people have been satisfied with it. It's not as good as the herbalAire IMO and it's certainly not the same vape. Like the herbalAire, you won't get big, thick vapor hits from it, but it's an efficient design where you don't have to grind your herb to get it all vaped. It's not going to be the choice of the informed, discerning buyer, because there are other direct draw vapes that put out more satisfying vapor for the same money. But it's not dangerous to use or a ripoff.
Yeah I came across those fake review site in the past ..LOL but it's the first time I eard about the EXPLODING CERAMIC ELEMENT LOLLLLLLLLLL ....just an other thing to prouve that wicked root = nice bullshitter ...... I'll start my extreme and continu to laught about this joke ....Oh shit it use a huge EXOPLODING ceramic element GET DOMEEE 
the only realy bad thing about the herbal air that I notice is the poor flo ...all there rest was ok !!
the only realy bad thing about the herbal air that I notice is the poor flo ...all there rest was ok !!
Phaang
Fog Huffer
I've had a HV for about 1-1/2 years. I like it enough, but it does have some drawbacks. It's good and stealthy so my 12-year old daughter won't know what the hell it is; it has a warm-up time of 3 minutes or so, and you just drop a nugget in and off you go. I bought a dc converter for the car and used it on a couple of road trips. But, it's slow to get a full round of hits, and the hits are pretty light.
A friend of mine just picked up a box vape (I think it's a VW, maybe?) and the hits off that were AWESOME. I'm looking at upgrading to a Da Buddha, and using that (when my daughter ain't around!). Also a Vapor Genie for when I'm outside and don't have 120VAC! The Happy Vappy may get donated to some of my combuster friends who need to get enlightened to the wonders of vapors.
Love the site, I've been vapping for a while, but now I'm joining the legions of well-informed! I'm never going back to combustion.
A friend of mine just picked up a box vape (I think it's a VW, maybe?) and the hits off that were AWESOME. I'm looking at upgrading to a Da Buddha, and using that (when my daughter ain't around!). Also a Vapor Genie for when I'm outside and don't have 120VAC! The Happy Vappy may get donated to some of my combuster friends who need to get enlightened to the wonders of vapors.
Love the site, I've been vapping for a while, but now I'm joining the legions of well-informed! I'm never going back to combustion.
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