Tetra P80

[tots]

ohhh very beautifull collection bro!!!! Very nice piece on this pics wouahhhh!!! Peace!! See you soon!!

What is the wood on the right pics please?? Thanks

 

[passenger]

That's curly Mango, it is much more stunning in reality, it shimmers a bit when reflecting light.

 

[tots]

C'est Curly Mango, c'est beaucoup plus étonnant en réalité, ça scintille un peu en réfléchissant la lumière.

Oh, c'est vraiment magnifique. Les photos ne rendent pas encore toute la valeur de l'objectif, alors j'imagine qu'il doit être magnifique en vrai ! Merci et félicitations, c'est une très belle pièce que j'apprécie pour mes yeux ! Merci

 

[floribud]

Good evening folks! Been eyeing lamart tetra p80 for years. Mostly because they're works of art. Have gotten the chance to get one, but a little bit on the fence. All the convection vapes Ive tried I've hated ex TM. How similar is the p80 to the tm? Should I just skip the p80?

Vapes I love; Firewood

As someone who has a several firewoods, a P80, SplinterZ, and a TM Purple Heart I would say you don't NEED a P80. The tetra heater in the P80 is pretty darn good, BUT I find the TM to be way more versatile. TM is easier to low temp and TM is much harder to combust accidentally when you're high temping. The P80 still runs of a mod box and the heater does change resistance over time, at least enough that I have to fidget with the settings every now and then. Overall there's really not much the P80 can do that the PH TM can't do more consistently. BTW I've never had a TM before getting the PH so I can't comment on previous versions.

 

[passenger]

I most of the time use the TP80 upside down with a basket load and the TP80 is so consistent and reliable with that setup that for me it sits at the top of regulated convection portables. Nearly no draw restriction and never burned a load even going to the edge. If you rip it while in warmup to cruise mode you hit it at 260C so that's a different story, but that's fun to do as well. I like that the TP80 uses a mod inside, the airpath is never compromised and it's repairable (by the maker).