Ispire Wand, enail&vaporizer
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Petetbay
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They are to me, but they’re doing it for their intended use of the IH.
The new design is intended to hang off the bowl/adapter on the bubbler and I think they tightened up the tolerances for a snugger fit so there wouldn’t be any problems, the Wand was handheld or on the stand.
Yes, though their Dynavap adapter was a second thought, it worked good with standard Dynavaps til the Tempest adapter arrived.
I liking the V-Wand pretty good now with the smaller footprint and battery level indicator is a bit better, they don’t have battery removal ribbons and they are hard to remove as they’re so tight.
update on the Anvil: my initial use was using the Thermocore Anvil which has a wider large thermal reservoir limiting entry to the top, but I located my OG coppercore Anvil and it fits thru the top and works really well, me likes.
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Looper714
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Hey all, haven't posted for a while, however...just received the Wand IH to use with my recently purchased Dynavap M7 xl, and it's beast! The unit is large - 6.5 in x 2in, solid, well built, and feels like a weapon in my hand. The batteries are replaceable and it should last forever (if I don't drop it too may times). I have experimented with several sessions, and there are so many different variations on how to use with the DV and that's going to be the fun part. The Wand I received came with a black silicon adapter (no glass, just silicone) and it works great with the DV. You can adjust the height in the chamber for different experiences with the capped tip, you can adjust the temperature anywhere from 250 - 800 degrees (and yes, I think temperature makes a difference and will report back later), and you can use it with/without the silicone adapter. So far I've only used in on auto mode, and had good success with the adapter almost flush with the bottom of the chamber - the DV cap is completely in the chamber, and haven't set the temp above 300. The heat up is slower than a torch, and at 300 degrees it took about 15 seconds for the click. The heat up time will vary with the depth of the adapter in the chamber, as well as the temperature, especially if you don't use auto mode or the adapter. I look forward to experimenting with the Wand!
Cannabiker
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That's not really a temperature adjustment. It's just a timer that's calibrated to the banger cups which come with the Wand--if you're using those, it's designed to heat long enough to reach the set temp. With the Dyna, just use the clicks. With other devices, like the Tempest, people figure out how the timer corresponded to their particular use. It doesn't change the power output.
Just got a new Wand today to give for a Christmas present. Much more solid and nicer than expected. I hooked it up to charge using USB-C cable and a factory Samsung super charger I use for my phone, tablet and watch. Are any displays supposed to be on during charging? I am not seeing any indication that the charging is working?
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
Unless they've changed something, my wand shows a small animation with a battery indicator and bars that flash or stay solid indicating how charged it is. The only time the display is completely dark is when it turns off after it's fully charged.
Perhaps your batteries are fully charged or you inserted them with the wrong polarity? You could also try a different USB-C cable or charging brick.
Thanks for responding! The Ispire does not like the Samsung super charger block? I have a big bag of charger blocks. Pulled out one that fit the Inspire factory charging cable, plugged it in and immediately the display came on showing two bars and that it was charging.
If I get one of these I would buy another set of Ispire batteries and use my external charger. Just wanted to make sure that the basic charging works.
Thanks for your help! Always appreciated!!
bizwaxzion
Enigmatic Cannabist
They don't like my Mac charger either. I suspect chargers that can supply 15v or more are not compatible. My Samsung charger does 9v and 5v and charges the wand just fine, although I mostly use and external charger to maintain wand batteries.
Looper714
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Hi Cybrguy, I ordered the Dynavap SK carbon fiber adapter for my wand, and can you tell me how to use/insert into the wand. My problem with the dynavap silicon adapter that came with the wand is that the tip gets stuck in the adapter when pulling it out to take a hit. The only way I can use the included adapter is to insert it so that the bottom of the adapter is flush with the bottom of the wand and then have to hold the DV in the adapter so it doesn't touch the bottom of the adapter (where the cap gets stuck). I would love to be able to just set the DV in the adapter without holding it, but maybe that's not the best way to use the wand. Thanks!This is what V2 looks like.
Some have said the glass option you posted take more power and works more slowly. Most seem to like the the SkullKandy option better.
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
I had the first version of the Skullcandy adapter and I don't really use it much anymore because I have a Tempest, and I use that in the Wand with the Tempest adapter, which is glass. I pulled the SK adapter out to have a look, and the regular VapCap tip and cap fit fine in this adapter, including just enough extra room to move around slightly without catching the cap. I wonder if they made the tolerance tighter for some reason in the V2 version.
Looper714
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I had the first version of the Skullcandy adapter and I don't really use it much anymore because I have a Tempest, and I use that in the Wand with the Tempest adapter, which is glass. I pulled the SK adapter out to have a look, and the regular VapCap tip and cap fit fine in this adapter, including just enough extra room to move around slightly without catching the cap. I wonder if they made the tolerance tighter for some reason in the V2 version.
Octavia
No thoughts, head empty
Yeah, the DV adapter is a bit dangerous with those ridges. I ended up learning to wiggle the DV before pulling it out since the cap would frequently stay in the wand when I went to lift it out. Smooth adapters are definitely better when availableThis is the Dynavap silicon adapter that came with the wand, and you can see the ridge lines which contribute to the cap getting stuck in the adapter, and is why I ordered the SK adapter.
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
I'm sorry I missed this. If it is like the first SK adapter, you just push it in from the bottom. The bottom of the adapter fits flat against the bottom of the wand.
Looper714
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That is what I thought, and can you tell me how the red O-rings are used.
cybrguy
Putin is a War Criminal
The O-rings are meant to keep the carbon fiber cylinder stable and centered. As you can see from the picture I posted, the original version has a cap like feature at the back of the adapter that fits flat against the bottom of the Wand. From the picture of version 2 of the adapter, it appears that the two O rings on the bottom are thicker and would provide the same function as the cap in the first version. The extra disks would allow you to adjust the depth
Incredible. Didn't dynavap test their product before manufacturing and selling it? The whole point of an adapter like this is that it's meant to be hands free heating, lol..
this seems like good solution
budski
cantre member
I don't use the fiddly bits because I like to use the wand like an electric lighter to chase terps and feather subsequent heatups. other IH's do stationary better. + just used it for a dab this morning, can't w/adapter.
Petetbay
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Here’s my mod for the Dynavap Wand adapter which seems to work pretty good. I had read that someone melted their adapter so I placed a 420edc 12-13mm glass backspacer in the DV Wand adapter I use the 2mm thick spacer as it is held in perfectly by by the lower set of ridges, but the 3mm works just as well, the 5mm works too though is overkill and is harder to fit as well as limiting how deep the device can be inserted. I use it with DV, Tempest, TA and Anvil devices with the adapter no problems.
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