One more green reload left on the EU MadHeaters site.Any news on when will the reload be available? I have been using my Yll decapper and it is great but I would love to have the real deal
Far as I know, everything in there is steel and titanium except for the o-rings and any reclaim. I'd imagine if you take it apart you ought to be able to get a better idea, though I'd guess the worse may be a matter of scraping off a melted o-ring?So my dumbass put the Tempest into the wand the other way round. The part between the mouthpiece and grooves has kinda turned black. Vape still works fine. Would an iso wash fix it?
It says i can pre order it, do you know when will they ship it if I order now? There is no buy now option
It would ship around the end of the week, and there will be more color options soon.It says i can pre order it, do you know when will they ship it if I order now? There is no buy now option
The bearing in the MP melted unfortunately, you can likely use it without spinning. If you can remove all the melted plastic, then you can either get a POM bearing from the website or, if it won't come out, a new MP.So my dumbass put the Tempest into the wand the other way round. The part between the mouthpiece and grooves has kinda turned black. Vape still works fine. Would an iso wash fix it?
It would ship around the end of the week, and there will be more color options soon.
The bearing in the MP melted unfortunately, you can likely use it without spinning. If you can remove all the melted plastic, then you can either get a POM bearing from the website or, if it won't come out, a new MP.
End of this weekAwsome, thanks. Any estimations on when more colours are coming? (Weeks, months)?
I wasn't sure if the "pre-order" button is on purpose or a mistake, but I got some accessories on preorder couple weeks ago but they were in stock and shipped real fast.It says i can pre order it, do you know when will they ship it if I order now? There is no buy now option
whats the easiest way to adjust it?I have been using the Tempest for about a month with the wand depth set so the heat is mostly convection. A few days ago I changed it to more conduction (almost all the way in), and I have to say I much prefer it like this. Surprisingly the taste is better, less drying on the throat as well... more experimentation needed!
I'm a little confused about this. I have heard before people say that they were using more conduction with their Tempest, and others have offered that its relative depth in the wand could mean that the bowl is getting heated instead of, or more than the glass balls. The problem with that is the bowl is titanium, as is nearly all of the Tempest other than the induction sleeve, and should not be heated (heatable) by an induction heater. An induction heater primarily heats steel. I notice my bowl does get very warm, almost hot, but the heat seems to be coming from the hot vapor rather than being heated by the IH. Am I misunderstanding this?I have been using the Tempest for about a month with the wand depth set so the heat is mostly convection. A few days ago I changed it to more conduction (almost all the way in), and I have to say I much prefer it like this. Surprisingly the taste is better, less drying on the throat as well... more experimentation needed!
There are instructions in the manual for lining up markings on the tempest with the glass insert of the wand.whats the easiest way to adjust it?
Even if the tempest is sitting as deep into the wand as the markings suggest, the bowl will still be a few cm above the induction coils, so I doubt it heats directly.I'm a little confused about this. I have heard before people say that they were using more conduction with their Tempest, and others have offered that its relative depth in the wand could mean that the bowl is getting heated instead of, or more than the glass balls. The problem with that is the bowl is titanium, as is nearly all of the Tempest other than the induction sleeve, and should not be heated (heatable) by an induction heater. An induction heater primarily heats steel. I notice my bowl does get very warm, almost hot, but the heat seems to be coming from the hot vapor rather than being heated by the IH. Am I misunderstanding this?
Added: Apparently I am... "While all conductive metals can be heated with induction, metals with magnetic properties (like iron and steel) heat up more efficiently due to hysteresis losses" So, apparently titanium can be heated with induction, it just won't compare to how much steel is heated by it. So while in my case, the bowl is being heated by the vapor because it is out of range of the induction, if the bowl was in the induction range it could be heated by it. How well I can't say...
I'm seeing a few people lately preferring more conduction to make the vapour smoother. I think that smoothness comes at the cost of the terpenes.I'm a little confused about this. I have heard before people say that they were using more conduction with their Tempest, and others have offered that its relative depth in the wand could mean that the bowl is getting heated instead of, or more than the glass balls. The problem with that is the bowl is titanium, as is nearly all of the Tempest other than the induction sleeve, and should not be heated (heatable) by an induction heater. An induction heater primarily heats steel. I notice my bowl does get very warm, almost hot, but the heat seems to be coming from the hot vapor rather than being heated by the IH. Am I misunderstanding this?
Added: Apparently I am... "While all conductive metals can be heated with induction, metals with magnetic properties (like iron and steel) heat up more efficiently due to hysteresis losses" So, apparently titanium can be heated with induction, it just won't compare to how much steel is heated by it. So while in my case, the bowl is being heated by the vapor because it is out of range of the induction, if the bowl was in the induction range it could be heated by it. How well I can't say...