Summer
Long Island, NY
Isn't the Blackwood the V2 & the Bubinga V1?
Discontinued Splinter Z by RBT
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Isn't the Blackwood the V2 & the Bubinga V1?
bossman
Gentleman Of Leisure
Maybe he means the V1+ or whatever with ceramic instead of mica
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Yeah the original V1 was bubinga with mica, then the V2 was blackwood with ceramic, then the V1+ was bubinga with ceramic
Summer
Long Island, NY
As @abracadaver said above, the 1st V1's without mica before China prod. we're rbt assembled (custom).
almost there
Well-Known Member
All v’s are made in China no matter what version. I preordered it so I know, Stephanie was still a part of RBT back then.
Summer
Long Island, NY
Thanks for clarifying!
bossman
Gentleman Of Leisure
The Wismec Sinuous Ravage just arrived and works a treat. Red Panda is just fine only I do wish I could increment by 5°F instead of only 2 or 10°.
The Ravage seems like a good alternative to the RX Gen3 Dual, especially since the price is sometimes lower, but it is a bit taller and wider so I'm thinking of keeping a V2 on it for now.
The Ravage seems like a good alternative to the RX Gen3 Dual, especially since the price is sometimes lower, but it is a bit taller and wider so I'm thinking of keeping a V2 on it for now.
Bazinga
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Still having a hard time with the 510 mod concept. I've been using the Geekvape Aegis X in wattage mode. With all the hype about the Reuleaux Gen 3 I think I would like to order one. Moreover, I am interested in TC mode. While using temperature control mode will mean I will not be using the Splinter as on demand?
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
No it has nothing to do with on demand, it is always on demand, but the standard TC mode likely won't work well, you will probably want to load a custom firmware like tubo mysur or arcticfox so you can adjust all the TCR settings for proper temp control with a Splinter
Alex3oe
Accessory Maker
That would be impossible with any DNA chip, they don't support auto fire. You'll have to use the mentioned tubo, mysur or arcticfox firmware on a compatible mod.
Siebter
Less soul, more mind
I'm sure what you refer to are articles about recommendations for e cig usage – do you really need a 250 watt mod? That's most probably a bit of an overkill. I personally would think that pretty much any mod that is capable of 50 watts is okay for the Splinter, to spend lotsa money for high end chips makes no sense.
The DNAs are not made for temp-controlling a dry herb 510 mod. As @Alex3oe says, you will have to look for a mod compatible with a certain firmware.
jbm
Well-Known Member
Yes, quite possible. You could use either a DNA mod or the Wismec Gen3 Dual. I use my Custom Z on this.and have recently ordered another. If you put Arctic Fox firmware on it you can look through this thread for posts by @bossman who has shared his settings for TC on both the Z and Splinter.
Shit Snacks
Milaana. Lana. LANA. LANAAAA! (TM2/TP80/BAK/FW9)
Well Mighty and Fury are session based devices so no, since you use Splinter on demand and want to use it on demand, it is inherently nothing like those vapes (which also are hybrids with plenty of conduction mixed with their convection, making it even more impossible to match pure convection Splinter performance)...
The answer is a DNA mod though a regular TCR mod like G3D could do it too... Honestly I would ask someone like @bossman to set one up for you or buy directly from @VGOODIEZ and they can help so you won't need to use the computer etc yourself? Just because I remember us going through this with you before lol trying to think of the easiest option if you really want temp control
They never said they wanted cruise or autofire...
No no DNA is good for temp control of splinter bc you can download @HerbieVonVapster's profiles so you don't need to set anything else up, unlike using TCR on another mod, though accuracy is up for debate (many say DNA are moreso, but I've heard it both ways!) And yes you don't actually need 250watts but they all have it, they don't really sell nice 50w mods especially if it uses 2batteries it's already capable of way more, it just doesn't matter for our needs is all... There's a thread somewhere lol
Siebter
Less soul, more mind
That's very true of course, even 1x18650 mods will have at least 70 watts. I didn't know specific DNA profiles were available, that makes a DNA mod a good choice indeed. They are costly, though, I think the 250-chip alone runs at 80$, that's why I was wondering a bit... But then again: I know a lot about e cig mods, but not that much about 510 dry herb vapes. :-)
badbee
Well-Known Member
@Bazinga , you should clarify what you mean by the term "on demand". In the vape industry it means the opposite of how session vapes like the Mighty and Fury work. If you explain what kind of experience you want the forum can help.
I use a Splinter Z on a Wismec P80 with the Tubo software and really like it. The temperate control isn't super precise but I don't think convection vapes can ever provide the temperature control of session conduction vapes that effectively heat sink at a specific temp.
Temp control for a Splinter acts as a cap on power to avoid massive overheating when air flow drops. There is still some variability in temp that you can manipulate with your draw rate, it allows you to set the max power higher than you would use in wattage mode.
I use a Splinter Z on a Wismec P80 with the Tubo software and really like it. The temperate control isn't super precise but I don't think convection vapes can ever provide the temperature control of session conduction vapes that effectively heat sink at a specific temp.
Temp control for a Splinter acts as a cap on power to avoid massive overheating when air flow drops. There is still some variability in temp that you can manipulate with your draw rate, it allows you to set the max power higher than you would use in wattage mode.
Alex3oe
Accessory Maker
yes, but
This sounds for me like, turn device on -> set temperature -> suck/pass it around.
This would only be possible with cruise/autofire.
TC without cruise/autofire doesn't make a hughe difference to wattage imho.
Hammahead
Well-Known Member
Well, I can only say this for me (DNA250c here) of course, but with TC I never have any combustion or even too brown abv, in watt mode I rarely finish a net without that. Once the Splinter is warm, it is very close to cruise mode imo. Press the fire button, inhale, exhale a lot of vapor, repeat if necessary
Alex3oe
Accessory Maker
Well, I can only say this for me (DNA250c here) of course, but with TC I never have any combustion or even too brown abv, in watt mode I rarely finish a net without that. Once the Splinter is warm, it is very close to cruise mode imo. Press the fire button, inhale, exhale a lot of vapor, repeat if necessary
you're absolutely right, but TC isn't mandatory, to not burn your herb
bossman
Gentleman Of Leisure
Gold RX Gen3 Dual from a US warehouse for $33 shipped with code RG3:
https://www.sourcemore.com/wismec-reuleaux-rx-gen3-dual-mod.html?sscid=21k4_m9v21
I'd prefer not to answer any more questions until you've bought a mod to use in place of the Aegis you've been talking about since last year. No offense and I appreciate the look before you leap approach but we're going in circles as a result of this sort of idle speculation.
If your latest question is "can I just turn a Splinter on for five minutes at a time like I do with my Mighty" the answer is "no, that's not what on demand means". Get yourself a TC mod that's compatible with Arctic Fox or myevic and then follow the setup instructions.
Googling best mods is not a good use of your time (or ours, honestly) because the dry herb 510 heaters aren't how hardly anyone uses box mods and you're already getting solid advice from users on FC to upgrade your mod and get your Z humming.
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