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Well I guess now we know what the mystery box in the contest was.
im glad to see it works on the Dani, is there a eta for this yetIn this short video clip, we demonstrate the power output and heating speeds of the Inductor on different devices. Voltage can be adjusted to provide a variety of heating profiles. Here we just show fast heat-ups, with power level set to high. We understand some devices need more time for the heat to "spread" and lowering the voltage allows for slower heat-ups, with less energy being transferred per unit of time. Note that with induction, heating is more penetrating than with a torch. Therefore, heat is initially spread throughout the heater plates inside the Camo Cap more uniformly and with greater accuracy. Higher voltages will heat the Convector to vaping temperature instantly and heat to red hot in a few seconds.
We look forward to sharing the Inductor with the community.
Plus the titleTechnical Specs:
- 10 Amp at up to 29 Volts, DC Power Supply
- High energy transfer efficiency
- Up to 15ft cord length
- Small handheld footprint
- Adjustable power range
Edit, I put the quotes in upside down so right side up in Australia.This is corded, with a power brick right? More for the desk?
But fast heatups like that don't actually give you any vapor because the heat doesn't actually soak through the whole cap before it clicks, try a quad flame Dynavap and then tell me it doesn't suck because it's so fast heating up that cap that the heat doesn't go to the bowlIn this short video clip, we demonstrate the power output and heating speeds of the Inductor on different devices. Voltage can be adjusted to provide a variety of heating profiles. Here we just show fast heat-ups, with power level set to high. We understand some devices need more time for the heat to "spread" and lowering the voltage allows for slower heat-ups, with less energy being transferred per unit of time. Note that with induction, heating is more penetrating than with a torch. Therefore, heat is initially spread throughout the heater plates inside the Camo Cap more uniformly and with greater accuracy. Higher voltages will heat the Convector to vaping temperature instantly and heat to red hot in a few seconds.
We look forward to sharing the Inductor with the community.
if they are, i'm strictly butane, and i donate mine to the communityAre these for the "vip" guys?
I've never liked that super fast heatup because without proper heatsoak it's a wispy hitif they are, i'm strictly butane, and i donate mine to the community
The holes allow the Convector and/or other accessories to be placed vertically acting as a stand.WOW way to go above and beyond - super sick and clever!
What are the three holes left of the magnet for?
The fast heat-up displayed in our recent video was simply a demonstration of the power output capabilities of the Inductor. If you reread the post, you'll see that the Inductor was set to the highest power level in the video and that the power level can be lowered/adjusted. Making the Inductor applicable for heating other devices requiring various heating methods. Remember, with the F-Core tech, we can target specific locations on a device. In the video only the tips are heated, displaying how insanely fast the Inductor can spread heat. For heat soaks, simply target your preferred heating area further away from the snap disc.But fast heatups like that don't actually give you any vapor because the heat doesn't actually soak through the whole cap before it clicks, try a quad flame Dynavap and then tell me it doesn't suck because it's so fast heating up that cap that the heat doesn't go to the bowl
Sign me up!Today we are happy to share photos of the Inductor Beta. Our power supply is housed in a hand-crafted environmentally-friendly Bamboo Box. The top of the box features a power indicator, adjustment dial, and removable "rolling & accessories tray". We intend for the Inductor to be placed on a table and be a heating station for the Convector and other devices in your collection. While our development focus has been on a novel induction heating unit for the Convector, the Inductor works great to heat many other company's devices. More on that to come.
The Inductor Beta will undergo a very limited pre-order release beginning in April and is expected to deliver in June. We recommend the Beta only to those interested in cutting-edge technology, willing to give feedback and try something new. Stay tuned for further updates.
Oh I have no doubts it works great, I've been happy with the unit I got in the 1st round and I use it every time I get a new strain because I find it's really good at letting me taste everythingThe holes allow the Convector and/or other accessories to be placed vertically acting as a stand.
2x 10mm holes
2x 14mm holes
The fast heat-up displayed in our recent video was simply a demonstration of the power output capabilities of the Inductor. If you reread the post, you'll see that the Inductor was set to the highest power level in the video and that the power level can be lowered/adjusted. Making the Inductor applicable for heating other devices requiring various heating methods. Remember, with the F-Core tech, we can target specific locations on a device. In the video only the tips are heated, displaying how insanely fast the Inductor can spread heat. For heat soaks, simply target your preferred heating area further away from the snap disc.
Induction is capable of heating "all of the metal at once", so it cannot be compared with a flame torch. Often heating happens from the inside out on thicker material. In industrial forges, they use induction to heat large rods or billets of material very quickly as they pass down a production line.
Take for instance this video of a solid rod.It is easy to imagine the differences if you were heating that with a torch. One is just as capable to heat to a lower temperature than "red hot" with the same methodology.
It is possible but not by a normal "USB" power brick. We are focusing on developing our desktop version for the robustness and power not readily afforded to batteries first.
- 10 Amp at up to 29 Volts, DC Power Supply
I can definitely get early clicks on the Dynavap depending on where the torch hits and as far as the heatsoak it's pretty noticeable on the difference between using a single torch or a quad in my experienceYep. Looking good!
I hate butane...with a vengeance plus you look like a meth head using them with a DV.I can definitely get early clicks on the Dynavap depending on where the torch hits and as far as the heatsoak it's pretty noticeable on the difference between using a single torch or a quad in my experience
Bigger torches definitely have there place and I use a large torch on my Dani and on my new ball vape, but on my camouflet unit I'll only use my smallest single torch
All I meant was fast heat up isn't always a good thing, but I realize the 1st video was really just to show it's potential power, not saying to actually use it like that all the time
That's true for sure but I can't see myself carrying the wand around, I know its a great unit but I also know I would never carry itI hate butane...with a vengeance plus you look like a meth head using them with a DV.
Do you have a volski unit? I was looking at them for a bit but I wasn't really sure I would like the unitvery interesting
I like to see something different
This would work very well in something with the Volski Vector heater distribution
There are power bricks that can jump start a diesel engine a few times so it should be doable but likely not pocketable! Congrats on getting one for free and I approve of the user name!Any chance to see this heater with a battery or a reduce portable version in the future?
estimate price?