Hi,
I will admit that we are
especially proud of the responsiveness and the compactness of the system. In actual practice, it is the difference that makes all of the difference! Once you have experienced the lightning-fast action, you will realize that you have encountered a genuinely new kind of vape. Like any really good idea,
it just works.
As far as 'suspicion' is concerned, its understandable -- its a natural response in most people when encountering something new and different. It usually passes quickly!
I remember when I introduced a prototype to a 'hard-core' friend of mine -- a 27 year bong smoker on a fast paced job. He said "I don't have time for those vaporizer contraptions -- when I want a toke, I want it now, not tomorrow!". He used a home-made bong, (since that was all he had time for while working), and he liked it, despite the insult to his lungs. The quick responsiveness of the Launch Tube is as close to that of a regular pipe as you will ever find and still be vaporizing! His conversion was instant and total -- naturally.
As far as taste is concerned, my
opinion is that it is a lot like a regular pipe -- the first 7 seconds of the hit is the sweetest and most tasty, but not necessarily the stoniest. The next 8 seconds or so of the hit feels more full and rich. The second hit is very much like the first, with the exception that the taste seems to fade a bit towards the end. The third and forth hits usually taste a little more spent, but that is probably because it is my habit to to try to get the most 'bang' out of the load. By this point, things are done -- at least so far as I can tell.
In regards to the question about convection: Yes, there is a significant temperature difference between the central element/tray and the enclosing glass, and that sets up a convection cell. The convection cell creates a slight "wind" that blows up from the bottom, through the screen and the load, and out at the
top. This convection cell exists as long as the device is "on". When you are drawing on the pipe, the
top half of the convection cell, with the vapor, goes to you, rather than circulating back down to the
bottom.
-- MagicFlight
vtac said:
Clear_Dome said:
I know that some of you seem suspicious about this vap but in my head it make a lot of sence how this vap work LOL I cant wait to try it
Same here, I've watched that video about 10 times.
0-190C in 4 seconds... now that's instant warm up. And using a single AA battery...
If this this thing is half as awesome as it sounds the inventor(s) win a FC Nobel prize.
http://magic-flight.com/mfvp/vid_test_5.htm said:
Notice also that when the drawing action is momentarily stopped, that the vapor chamber immediately transitions into two evenly formed convection cells, demonstrating that the pipe design is clearly of the convection type.
Very cool! Can you explain to a non-scientific mind how the convection is taking place when the user isn't drawing in air? Something to do with the difference in temperature between the heating element and the glass?
0.04 - 0.09 grams per load sounds good, many of us appreciate small loads efficiently heated.
How would you describe the taste compared to another vaporizer you've tried?