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Alright looks like this project will actually precede the 2XV, which is still in development, provide feedback here or on Instagram:
From the makers:
"So the 2XV will catch a back seat to some technology that Ryan's been incubating since early 2019... a 510 vapcap heater ... many have tried the 510 conduction heater with limited success as it is a challenge to do it quickly with a reasonable wattage.... He believes he found a simple yet elegant solution, that balances some physics in the head of a pin, but achieves better than a 15 second initial heat-up with sub 10 second subsequent heat-ups at sub 50 watts... seems like competitive numbers compared to the induction heaters today.
Please answer the following questions for development of the 5CH.... teaser image below.....
1. What are the top 3 things that you would want a 510 VapCap heater to do / be?
2. Given the assumption of around a 10 second heat-up time and decent battery life, what would be a fair MSRP for the base model? and what would you expect to pay for a unit with a stabilized wood surround?
3. Given that this has been tried before, is there a reason that this product would not sell or what detractors will folks have with it (why does this idea suck)?
Thanks again FC family!"
UNMONITORED FEED on Instagram: "510 vapcap heater - 10 - 15 second heat-up time. Optional wood exterior (brown) covering a ceramic core (purple). What is a solid price for the base model and full featured wood wrapped unit? What are the top three f
72 likes, 19 comments - rip_rbt on October 26, 2021: "510 vapcap heater - 10 - 15 second heat-up time. Optional wood exterior (brown) covering a ceramic core (purple). What is a solid price for the base model and full featured wood wrapped unit? What are the top three features? Aka Price...
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From the makers:
"So the 2XV will catch a back seat to some technology that Ryan's been incubating since early 2019... a 510 vapcap heater ... many have tried the 510 conduction heater with limited success as it is a challenge to do it quickly with a reasonable wattage.... He believes he found a simple yet elegant solution, that balances some physics in the head of a pin, but achieves better than a 15 second initial heat-up with sub 10 second subsequent heat-ups at sub 50 watts... seems like competitive numbers compared to the induction heaters today.
Please answer the following questions for development of the 5CH.... teaser image below.....
1. What are the top 3 things that you would want a 510 VapCap heater to do / be?
2. Given the assumption of around a 10 second heat-up time and decent battery life, what would be a fair MSRP for the base model? and what would you expect to pay for a unit with a stabilized wood surround?
3. Given that this has been tried before, is there a reason that this product would not sell or what detractors will folks have with it (why does this idea suck)?
Thanks again FC family!"
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