Will it be warning me of chem trails next
i think it is due to the required inner diameter to make it. like an 18mm stem for a rbt splinter the tube is much smaller and wouldnt have a large enough diameter to use the bulb/socket and surround with beads. the included installation tool shows the big difference in tubing inner diameters between male and female jointed tubes. at least with off the shelf glass, anything can be done custom but the goal here was cost too i believe
The group really liked the idea of a female heater. Most similar heaters are male injectors which makes ours a bit more unique. I like the idea of a female "outjector" (I know Keth is rolling his eyes at me for that one). The male joints didn't have the room we needed for our mass, anyway. Those who know me know I'm a LSV freak, and one of the reasons it earns my high praise is its 18mm fm joint, for this exact reason. The stock wand/installation tool can be used as pictured, but I'm a fan of these dry wands and even stock them as accessories for the HLT and LSV.
I was in contact with him Fri. He will be out until mid week so give him a couple more days to get back.
That's odd, because at lower temps I get much better flavor (with a basket screen). Could it possibly be what you're putting in the basket?
That low, huh? wow!
If you're running foil at 6+v you're probably combusting. The standard voltage suggestions are for a naked, lossy core. Adding insulation will reduce the required voltage.
I'm guessing 250, maybe a bit more.
Mine ain't pretty but it's cheap.
Seems tasty to me at 5.4V
Back is business.
I was messing around a bit yesterday with some household aluminum foil and combusting at around 5.8.
Thanks Red, for watching out for our safety.
Any chance you can add the source on the highlighter BOM sheet?Update on the plugs. I heard back from my supplier.
They have acknowledged the problem and have promised to replace with like kind and quality from previous batches. ETA 3-4 weeks, again.
In the mean time - what this means for you folks:
I rush-ordered some higher quality dc jacks that are rated to 10a 30v (sample below). These should be plenty sufficient and are what I use in the heat shields. They are a good quality plug. I will be including these with the next few rounds of kits -so you will get a good plug, and a 2-port terminal block to connect this to the core. These will come with a bit of shrink tube to clean up the wiring. Kit cost will likely be around 75$ for the few bucks in upgraded/sidegraded parts. It's the best I can do at short notice and I know folks are dyin' for more of these. This parts change should not significantly complicate the build, nor cause a significant price increase. While it isn't the most ideal solution, it remains true to being modular and replaceable.
I prefer the molded plugs for kits, but I more prefer safety
I'm hoping to have the parts in a few days so this weekends planned drop needs to be on hold until I have confidence in the parts AND parts that are here.
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Stay lifted,
Red
Done and done.
