CuckFumbustion
Lo and Behold! The transformative power of Vapor.
At first I had the same idea, so I took the 18mm male-male adapter from my D020 and used it as an adapter for a bag. It's pretty clever, the bag inflates going up like a Volcano, and you just plug that 18mm end on a water tool to empty the bag.
Why you would rather have the heat in the bag? I tried the first bag at 175C and the mouthpiece stayed at room temperature. The smoothness reached another level.
Not sure if you are confused more by my method or my explanation. @Episode666 Anywho..
In this earlier post I mentioned my success with using the chillum as an poor man's SSV. It is already attached to a broken EQ elbow. So it stands 4 1/2 inched from the top of the Ddave.
The bowl end of the chillum faces up and is concave much like an adapter. So I can take a balloon with a small pvc plug end and press it into the bowl end. No fuss separating the balloon from the EQ. (I can also plug the chillum bowl with the fat end of EQ wand and trap the heat/vapor.) Hope that visual clears that up.
Honestly, I was tempted to try your direct method. But you do want a buffer between the adapter and the bag. Guess your setup was a little to close to the action. Did you use a Ddave with this too? What I was trying to convey is short direct path is good. The heat of the glass being a positive. Hot air rises quicker,etc. So a warmed up wand will help that along.
As far as my PM's SSV, it is actually 3 pieces. The middle piece being the silicone tubing holding the two glass's toghether. So normally, the bottom EQ piece is going to be hotter then the chillum. When a bag does get filled it is dry and tepid warm. But not hot. I do get the chimney heat effect which seems to fill the bag quicker. But I only run the heat at 200c. 230c is almost combustion level with an efficient set up for me. Yes, I had a failure at 230c that sounds like what you experienced. "OMG That's not vapor, that's smoke. "
Another thought since you're experimenting. I try to allow a lot of room around the tube on the inside of the bag for airflow. I even used a kitchen thermometer to read the temp of the wand.