sickmanfraud
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I just returned my iHeat to a DNA mod yesterday and the resistance seemed off.
What is the resistance range for an iHeat?
What is the resistance range for an iHeat?
Cold my mod read 0.32 ohms on my iHeatI just returned my iHeat to a DNA mod yesterday and the resistance seemed off.
What is the resistance range for an iHeat?
How do i get one
I adjusted the settings today and that made a big difference. I was finding the iHeat super hot super fast. I turned off preheat and lowered boost. I have adjusted the watts up 25 and it's doing a nice job of a few hits that are cooler before I turn it up. I continue to be amazed at how efficient and hot this can get in an instance!!!
One thing that I'd like is a stir collar made of Maple. I like to stir the bowl and the current setup is pretty shallow. I'll have to find if he makes a collar.
It's a great device and the more I use it the more I'm blown away. I have to be careful because this really does a great extraction job. The wood on wood joint is so sweet.
Nice Job Toasty-Top!!
The wood being thinner must be based on individual design. Mine is kind of tulip shaped and much thicker than my splinters.Just got a purple heart iheat today. Its a little skinnier and about the same height as my splinter. The wood seems a little thinner than the splinter and gets a hotter to the touch quicker which has me a little worried i dont want anything to happen to the wood I also dont want to taste heated wood. I really like that no glue is used in this that was the main selling point to me. I have it set to 35 watts. I did an initial heat with no stem in there and after about 8 seconds i noticed the coil glowing but not sure if that is supposed to happen.
I also got a wood roasting tube. I initially tried loading it how i load the splinter (i pressed the screen down as far as i could and fill it with material and then used a basket screen from the splinter as a cap over it. Making sure there was enough room for the material to move around if i shake the stem. Didnt really work so well in the Iheat.
I pushed the initial screen up and removed the basket screen cap and am getting much better results I guess gotta keep playing.
I also loaded the Iheat profiles on my hcigar but havent really tried temp mode yet
FYI MistVape sells wood stir collars for 18mm vapes on his site!
I have a MVT2 and Imp from Mist and it comes with a stir collar. The diameter isn’t big enough. I checked. Great idea though.
And as pointed out the stem is tulip shaped. It needs a bigger diameter and different camber.
Yes he also makes them for 18mm stem vapes like this though is what I am saying, not just his own 14mm vapes!
But I'm not sure what you mean by tulip shaped stems? not a 18mm joint?
Also @little maggie I thought your iHeat was a special pineapple one? The regular standard shape like mine is thinner
One thing that I'd like is a stir collar made of Maple. I like to stir the bowl and the current setup is pretty shallow. I'll have to find if he makes a collar.
Dave at @mistvaporizer made me a very nice 18mm collar and fill tool.
Please send me an email to alan@toasty-top.com. I have several available for sale or you can wait for a custom unit.How do i get one
Just got a purple heart iheat today. Its a little skinnier and about the same height as my splinter. The wood seems a little thinner than the splinter and gets a hotter to the touch quicker which has me a little worried i dont want anything to happen to the wood I also dont want to taste heated wood. I really like that no glue is used in this that was the main selling point to me. I have it set to 35 watts. I did an initial heat with no stem in there and after about 8 seconds i noticed the coil glowing but not sure if that is supposed to happen.
I also got a wood roasting tube. I initially tried loading it how i load the splinter (i pressed the screen down as far as i could and fill it with material and then used a basket screen from the splinter as a cap over it. Making sure there was enough room for the material to move around if i shake the stem. Didnt really work so well in the Iheat.
I pushed the initial screen up and removed the basket screen cap and am getting much better results I guess gotta keep playing.
I also loaded the Iheat profiles on my hcigar but havent really tried temp mode yet
Please send me an email to alan@toasty-top.com. I have several available for sale or you can wait for a custom unit.
You should never press the button for more than 2 seconds without drawing air through it unless you want risk combustion. The body will definitely heat up if you push the button until the coil glows. Avoid doing that. Do not preheat the iHeat like you would with other 510 cartridges. It only needs 2 seconds of pre-heat. My typical draw time is only about 6 seconds, so the button is only pressed for a total of 8 seconds. You can quickly draw heat out of the cartridge by drawing air through it without a tube inserted. Just put it up to your lips to draw the heat out. The cartridge on my units never gets hot to the touch.
Hey @Shit Snacks and @sickmanfraud, guess who else makes stir collars for my roasting tubes. I do for $10.
How did I wrong you guys that you would post in my thread to direct people away from me?
I can make any tube configuration possible. I'm having enough trouble making a living at this without having you guys send work elsewhere.
@madhockeydad - Glad you are enjoying the iHeat.
I also have a built in solution for the stir collar. http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/lil-bud-elite.34524/page-25#post-1381020
I bore a 14mm hole 5mm deep into the 12mm bowl. It sets the screen back 5mm from the end and allows for room to stir.
Here is how my $5 stir tool looks. There is a sewing needle set into a bamboo skewer which stores in a bamboo dowel when not in use or for travel.
Hey @Shit Snacks and @sickmanfraud, guess who else makes stir collars for my roasting tubes. I do for $10.
How did I wrong you guys that you would post in my thread to direct people away from me?
I can make any tube configuration possible. I'm having enough trouble making a living at this without having you guys send work elsewhere.