I have a Fjăllrăven “high coast pocket” that fits the tempest, wand and reload. There is also space in the front pocket for additional batteries.
I've been looking for something like this though! I might pick this up, thank you!
I use the silicon one, it's more than deep enough, if you have the little support for the wand it's even easier. Place the adapter in and then use a credit card to help push it up to the correct level (this give about 1mm of space between the desk and the adapter.
Yeah I didn’t purchase it for the tempest, just realised that it fits and thought some here might appreciate it. Fjăllrăven have been making good quality stuff since the 60’s.
temperature settings 290? waiting till timeout, ignoring both clicks?
Hi so do you mean the wand is only heating the balls section of the Tempest head ?
It’s just I don’t have an adaptor just yet so looking for tips for best wand heating technique
Just my first thought: Would not like it, because silver is pretty toxic. Not sure how big the harm would actually be when used as heat matrix in a vape, but still. The more conductive materials people currently use for their balls (steel, sic) conduct heat well enough so that even a rather small number of balls is enough to heat up the volume of air equivalent to a big deep breath, at a speed of a fast draw. I don't see what advantages a material with even greater thermal conductivity would bring to the table, so why risk using a toxic material when you can just use harmless steel or sic? And with the Tempest they actually went in the other direction, opting for zirconium as default ball material, because it conducts heat less, leading to greater heat retention and longer sessions.
The reason I'm looking at this is I was curious about what would be a material that will hold heat longer than steel. Copper would be great but obviously far too toxic. So next best would be silver. Or gold, platinum maybe diamond but that would cost too much for me to be able to try.
Silver does not hold heat longer than steel. Zirconium has even greater heat capacity than steel. I know, instinctively one would think higher thermal conductivity equals higher thermal capacity but that's not true.
Woke up and first thing in my head was my late night mishap. Got it almost back to 100% without a torch. I do NOT recommend dropping a hot tempest
I was torching some zirconium balls in a spoon last night and I accidentally lost a few of the balls onto my carpet near their hottest point. My advice to anyone else who does this is, just let it burn the carpet. While it is true your fingerprints will probably come back, it is never a good plan to try and manipulate hot balls with ANY fleshy parts. Including (and maybe especially) your lap...
Seems I'm getting weird Google results, I asked yesterday if silver holds heat longer, it said yes and today it said no
. Looks like aluminium is really the only alternative to copper but I don't particularly want to use it either.
All but the rubies I used were 2.5mm, the rubies are actually my 2nd favourite.
, maybe with a bong it would be fine. So yeah most likely it's just a result of my way of using it
Hey Temperature setting is at 550F waiting til timeout, ignoring both clicks - Yes!
Remove the indicator housing and pull up the spring to release it from between the screw and 2 posts.
Thank you for the reply!