I found a small J-Hook dry tube in one of my drawers, it is 14mm.
IIRC, i bought these off AliExpress a few years ago as they were super cheap!
They are very small and fit in the hand very nicely but still keep the heater far enough away from your face.
Using the glass bowl, glass J-Hook is an amazing flavor train!
No need for water cooling or hydration as this little beast never makes me cough!
Troy noted on this in their one YT show.
It's a heavy hitter in a tiny package!
Delivers copious amounts of vapor with ease and tastes so pure at the same time!
It also milks up my foot tall Roor WT with ease, this is my DD setup with the ZX.
I like to run on the cooler side of things, I am now at 424.4F (218C) and it still blows me away every time I use it.
The ZX and it's older brother, the Z8 are my only flower devices in use. All my other flower vapes have been packed up and a majority sold off to new owners. These GoPhase3 heater are THAT good!
@invertedisdead has developed the Holy Grail of convection flower vapes imo.
I love the tiny form factor of the head, it's so light and fluffy!!!
The price also makes it easier for newbies to buy into some serious, high quality gear for minimal cost.
Some of the kits are $500+++ and you may still need to buy/own some other gear to get them up and running.
$200 for the kit for now, you supply the bong and herb and you are vaping with some of the best gear out there!
It's great to see so many new members rolling with the ZX!!
It's a fantastic vape and it seriously has any of my VAS under control, just reading about the new vapes is fun but the ZX has me.
Having amazing gear and vaping top quality herb is a beautiful pairing!
Supporting FC manufacturers is also important to me as these small businesses need our support to continue providing us with the best new gear!
And lastly a tip!!
The pesky screen we keep talking about...LOL!
I have figured out a solution that works really well for me using the glass bowls.
First roll the screen perfectly flat on your desk. I use a S&B wooden brush, the handle works great. The screen needs to be FLAT.
Take a Grasshopper PFE, insert the screen into the glass stem and gently push down the the PFE until fully seated.
Use a pick to push down all the edges from the opposite side down onto the PFE.
The screen will be nice and tightly seated.
I am sure you could do the same with a glass adapter, just push the edges of the screen down against the adapter.