Is there an attachment that works well for 510 ecig battery?

[sm0kie420]

Hi, I'm a nicotine vaper with a Provari 2.5 battery (controlled 2.9 - 6.0 volts). I was wondering since I already have the battery is there some kind of dry herb attachment I can buy so I can quickly change it and start vaping herbs too?

I did a quick search and it was hard to find any conclusive evidence, some people did say that ecig batteries don't work well and it's just better to get a dedicated dry herb machine. But those discussions were from years ago. So I was wondering if there were any latest developments.

 

[Delta3DStudios]

I believe there are a few DIY mods you can make to kludge your own dry-herb vaporizer which do work well to some extent, but do the benefits outweight the costs (money and time wise). It simply comes down to technology and power demands. An E-cig is not the proper format for vaporizing dry herbs (Heat distribution, airflow, power consumption, etc).

That's not say there aren't small stealthy dry herbs on the market in the same form factor. The grasshopper is using a new 3D printed heater which seems to be the ultimate stealth portable vape, but we'll see, they're still shipping the first batch to early IGG backers

(Welcome to FC, btw )

 

[flotntoke]

Yep.... nothing I've heard of either. For something similar and inexpensive (and currently available), you may want to check out the last 5 - 10 pages of this thread Imag Plus. Maybe not the best vaporizer out there, but about the size of a large e-cig. It works and is cheap.

If you get one, please don't think it is what vaporizing is all about. Like I said, it works and is cheap - but you'll probably have to throw a little more money in to get a better feel for how good vaporizing can be.

 

[macbill]

Or if you have concentrate available, you can dissolve the concentrate in EJmix or Puff Majic and vaporize it the same way as you vaporize your nic mix.

 

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