Anyone seen this? http://www.indica2.com/#introduction
Discontinued Indica Vaporizer
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Rrose Selavy
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seems like a cool idea if works well. .4g capacity seems like a lot for such a small vape.
Slightly Medicated
(SliM) Iron Lungs
That is too bad the highest temp is 386.6. The form factor and everything looks cool. I don't think it will work for my needs based on the temperature range alone. 
Oh well look forward to seeing how this unfolds.
I imagine it is conduction based so you will need to pack it fairly tight to get a good medium density vapor experience. That means an oven would last you quite a long time if you are used to smaller loads. I wonder how it would taste at the end of the day towards the end of the cycle? I would not expect dense vapor form this device. It says they are targeting medium density vapor.
Oh well look forward to seeing how this unfolds.I imagine it is conduction based so you will need to pack it fairly tight to get a good medium density vapor experience. That means an oven would last you quite a long time if you are used to smaller loads. I wonder how it would taste at the end of the day towards the end of the cycle? I would not expect dense vapor form this device. It says they are targeting medium density vapor.
stickstones
Vapor concierge
it looks like a sawed off Pax that for some reason has five temp settings within a sixteen degree range. 
my money says it's a conduction unit with a bigger oven than the Pax and maybe bigger clouds with that huge oven.
my money says it's a conduction unit with a bigger oven than the Pax and maybe bigger clouds with that huge oven.
Breathemetal
Well-Known Member
I dig the Zippoesque design
Breathemetal
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I will be keeping my eyes on this piece
mmenzie
My friends call me "Menz"
While cruising Facebook i came across this in list of sidebar advertisements. i do NOT know anything more than the page explains. thought it looked interesting so i thought i would throw it up here.
http://www.indica2.com/
Sorry Mods i was a bad boy and did not search first
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http://www.indica2.com/
Sorry Mods i was a bad boy and did not search first
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Vicki
Herbal Alchemist
max
Out to lunch
3" x 2" is certainly a pocket vape.
USB charging? Interesting.
"Up to 2 weeks of regular use between charges"- needs a definition of "regular use", but even if it's only one session a day that's pretty impressive.
I assume, from the pic, that that raised section under the flip top is the mouthpiece. Hopefully some kind of mouthpiece extension can be used for a little extra cooling.
USB charging? Interesting.
"Up to 2 weeks of regular use between charges"- needs a definition of "regular use", but even if it's only one session a day that's pretty impressive.
I assume, from the pic, that that raised section under the flip top is the mouthpiece. Hopefully some kind of mouthpiece extension can be used for a little extra cooling.
clouded vision
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the chamber looks impossible to empty and clean from that tiny door
max
Out to lunch
Yeah I finally noticed the pic showing the vapor- I'd already edited my post.
1_gr8_underdog
Trapped in the Astral Planes Back from the dead
For members interested in this, I contacted the manufacture with a few basic release/design questions. Hope this helps. 
This was there response,
Hi 1_gr8_underdog,
At this time we are targeting an early to mid June launch. We want to make sure the Indica is perfect in every way, so if there is a delay of a week or two you'll understand why. We are manufacturing the Indica in China due to the labor costs. The quality of the components and all electronics are rigorously tested and retested to ensure you will have a superior portable vapor experience to any of the existing competitors in this market.
Regarding the vapor, it travels from it's stainless steel chamber, through a stainless steel tube, directly into a metal mouth piece. No cross path electrolyzing in this path way.
Finally, the heating format is a PCB designed to cover the entire stainless steel chamber and radiate inward. This allows us to keep your temperature constant with very little fluctuation.
This was there response,
Hi 1_gr8_underdog,
At this time we are targeting an early to mid June launch. We want to make sure the Indica is perfect in every way, so if there is a delay of a week or two you'll understand why. We are manufacturing the Indica in China due to the labor costs. The quality of the components and all electronics are rigorously tested and retested to ensure you will have a superior portable vapor experience to any of the existing competitors in this market.
Regarding the vapor, it travels from it's stainless steel chamber, through a stainless steel tube, directly into a metal mouth piece. No cross path electrolyzing in this path way.
Finally, the heating format is a PCB designed to cover the entire stainless steel chamber and radiate inward. This allows us to keep your temperature constant with very little fluctuation.
ataxian
PALE BLUE DOT
If it doesn't produce a burnt popcorn flavor then I will get one to add to my quiver.
If it will take 0.2 loads will be fine.
My experience is that the more material the more destruction of the flavor profile.
The size is awesome!
What will the cost be?
1_gr8_underdog
Trapped in the Astral Planes Back from the dead
That is the one question I asked that they did not address.
I think they are still to far out to release the cost yet but that is just my guess
clouded vision
Well-Known Member
very interesting that they made a point to say the chamber and tube are SS but then just said a metal mouthpiece and didn't elaborate on the material. could have just been an oversight in the email but we will have to seeFor members who are interested in this, I contacted the manufacture with a few basic release/design questions. Hope this helps.
This was there respone,
Hi 1_gr8_underdog,
At this time we are targeting an early to mid June launch. We want to make sure the Indica is perfect in every way, so if there is a delay of a week or two you'll understand why. We are manufacturing the Indica in China due to the labor costs. The quality of the components and all electronics are rigorously tested and retested to ensure you will have a superior portable vapor experience to any of the existing competitors in this market.
Regarding the vapor, it travels from it's stainless steel chamber, through a stainless steel tube, directly into a metal mouth piece. No cross path electrolyzing in this path way.
Finally, the heating format is a PCB designed to cover the entire stainless steel chamber and radiate inward. This allows us to keep your temperature constant with very little fluctuation.
stickstones
Vapor concierge
elevation
Well-Known Member
I mostly use my DaVinci at 185 degrees and i get very medicated. It goes higher than the Pinnacle with it's 195 degrees. 2 degrees is already a notable difference in vapor, and who knows how accurate the temps are. The actual temps may be higher.
For those who like +200 degrees this might be a disappointment, but i personally think anything above these temps will be uncomfortable because of the short vapor path? This is just me though, i respect everyones preferences.
For those who like +200 degrees this might be a disappointment, but i personally think anything above these temps will be uncomfortable because of the short vapor path? This is just me though, i respect everyones preferences.