This was all I needed to make this the perfect vape for me. I can see tubing would have cooled it down enough for me as well, but then it will need a cleaning someday. Besides, there's something cool about hitting a vape and finishing it off with a swig of nice water that might have a little thc in it!Survivalism said:Personally i reccomend the mouth bong technique if the pd is irritating you, i thought it was all a bunch of bull because i could not for the life of me figure out how they did it. Upon taking my first sucessfull hit i realized what it was all about.
Highly reccomended.
I hear what you're saying about the deliberate short vapor path, I'm personally happy that I got the tubing; it's inexpensive fun and interesting experiment.vtac said:I've been using a PD daily for almost a year and feel the opposite. For me, adding tubing borders on defeating the purpose of the PD's short vapor path and complicates a simple process. The stock tubes provide very enjoyable, mild hits with 'proper' usage, imho.I have to admit, I could never go back to using just the vapor stems now after attaching ~1.5 foot of SSV tubing to the stem.
Just another opinion, but I had to put it out there after the recent wave of newish PD owners getting excited about tubing.
7 yrs? Wow. You make me feel like a beginner.darcey said:Been vaporizing for about 7 years now...actually started off with an original Eterra from Bob at Greenheat many moons ago! Sadly it was damaged by a friend so I moved to a Vriptech heatgun setup abd have been using it for the last 4 years.
Just did this max...thanks for the link!max said:FYI-Anyone wanting multiples of the exact same AC adapter that Tom supplies (bedroom, bathroom, whatever) can get 'em from Jameco for about $10 each for 3 (two would be under $12 each).
http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/st...Id=10001&pa=10081&productId=10081&keyCode=PDF
If you want just one, Tom's price may be the best you'll find. It surely is if you buy an extra when you get your PD-only $10 with any kit.
Funny I was just thinking maybe not a bad idea to get an extra one since I'm probably not the only vaporist who stumbles on the cord, but never prior to a vape session.stickstones said:Just did this max...thanks for the link!max said:FYI-Anyone wanting multiples of the exact same AC adapter that Tom supplies (bedroom, bathroom, whatever) can get 'em from Jameco for about $10 each for 3 (two would be under $12 each).
http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/st...Id=10001&pa=10081&productId=10081&keyCode=PDF
If you want just one, Tom's price may be the best you'll find. It surely is if you buy an extra when you get your PD-only $10 with any kit.
mine is connected to a surge protector mainly as an extension so it's closer to my sofa but it's absolutely a good idea. i'm with you on maintaining extra accessories for the PD as we'd like to keep our prized vapes in working order for the long term. when i think about what i consider my "prized possessions" there's my vintage strat, a few other things, and the PD.stickstones said:yup...I ordered two of them since my adapter crapped out on me a couple weeks ago. Not sure why, but I may start plugging them into a surge protector as someone suggested, since I like to leave mine on 24/7.
Lol?it has been a long timemax said:7 yrs? Wow. You make me feel like a beginner.darcey said:Been vaporizing for about 7 years now...actually started off with an original Eterra from Bob at Greenheat many moons ago! Sadly it was damaged by a friend so I moved to a Vriptech heatgun setup abd have been using it for the last 4 years.
How do you feel the PD compares to its inspiration, the Eterra?
Right I do that intuitively and close the mouthpiece end with my fingertip, I agree that this seems to make a difference.Hennessy1414 said:for better PD hits I would plug in a loaded stem and let it sit for 30-90 seconds. It lets the bowl heat up and gives you larger hit. also crispy dry nuggets help as well
Tom your dedication and kindness knows no limits! I would have contacted you directly however I know how busy you are and figured those here could help me(as I knew it was not a sodder problem).Purple-Days said:I'll explain how the heat exchanger is mounted first then a couple of fixes.
Inside the top 1" hole is a 1" stainless steel sleeve (that you can't see). The top disk of the Heat Exchanger sits directly on that sleeve. That top disk is just a fraction under 1" to allow for expansion and contraction due to heating. Over the top disk is a plated,spring steel clip. It sandwiches the top disk in place and allows for the slight expansion and contractions of the top disk. If it was all rock solid and tight, the expansion would split the wood.
But it should not be noticeably loose. Two approaches to fixing this.
1) A DIY that most folks find easy. Set the PD on a solid surface. Using a flat bladed screw-driver and something to tap it, rest the blade on the clip and give it a few whacks around it's perimeter.
2) If this doesn't fix it or if you feel uncomfortable doing this, we can re-seat the clip or install a new one.
Purple-Days
PO box O
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Spyder, Your continued comments about E-bay and his possible warranty issues show something. You have an agenda it seems. Always have had. You don't like the Purple-Days, you never have. That has been clear for a very long time, and that's OK. Everybody has different preferences. Now you have found what you think is a problem, it is not, and you continue to beat the dead horse. Trying to convince legitimate buyers that they may have warranty issues. I know where he bought it, he knows where he bought it. You are just trying to stir something up again. Just tell us why and be done with it.
Fucking A, Chubba! Sweet setup. The SSV-PD-VG combo is killer! Excellent vape selection.Chubba said:
There was a discount when you bought more than one tube at a time and another when purchased with a kit. You're comparing a single tube without discounts to buying several with multiple discounts. I'm not sure if vapenow intends on updating their website to add discounts but even $15 is not bad for an accessory that has to be individually hand machined in several parts...takes a lot more man hours than something churned out on a automatic factory line.NoSmoke said:Why are vapor tubes so dang expensive $15 a tube is a lot considering they were 3 for $20 a couple months ago. What was the reason for the huge markup???
Oh I didn't see where you mentioned the old price of a single tube without a kit. Just the new single tube price vs an older bulk discount price.NoSmoke said:I wasnt comparing buying a single tube over a multiple tube. I stated the "old" price for replacment tubes and the "new" price and was wondering why it changed.