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Unregulated Tendencies
That one’s a beauty, sea to sky. Congrats.might be in love
That one’s a beauty, sea to sky. Congrats.might be in love
Does Dan also custom make the heaters for these? If so, I’d be interested in hearing how he makes them. I haven’t seen much talk about the heaters used in the Toad or Nomad.Right now Im here drooling over just the heater. I have no clue how he makes these so perfect. Just look at this craziness. Flawless! Think about this before complaining about how long these take to produce...
Does Dan also custom make the heaters for these? If so, I’d be interested in hearing how he makes them. I haven’t seen much talk about the heaters used in the Toad or Nomad.
Yes of course he does, like everything else, I suggest looking earlier in the nomad thread
Woah really? I was just thinking last night I wanted to do something like that to my nomad sleeve but thought it wasn’t a thing and didn’t feel like bothering Dan to ask. Mine only came with 1 type of wax that I thought was for the wood, but maybe its for both?I cant really speak on the road but I know w the nomads it came w 2 kinds of wax. One for the paper sleeve one for the wood itself. I should prob reach out to @Dan Morrison more as the one for the sleeve dried up on me. (Unless it can be re softened)
That one’s a beauty, sea to sky. Congrats.
If I experience performance drop, I first wipe off the heater shell and try again. Next step, I clean the heater shell more carefully, and use the white polishing pad on the heaters center pin. Then if that still doesn't fix it, I use the polishing pad on both ends of the spring loaded brass contact, only polishing where it contacts the battery, and where it contacts the heaters center pin. Final step is to use the white pad to polish the brass heater module contact ring, only where it makes contact with the heater module, just around the lip of the hole. A quick swipe with the pad using your finger to press and spin the pad against that lip is all thats needed.
Rarely, the button contacts need cleaning.
Right now Im here drooling over just the heater. I have no clue how he makes these so perfect. Just look at this craziness. Flawless! Think about this before complaining about how long these take to produce...
@BrianTL , Most likely your contacts don't need cleaning, these brass contacts rarely do.
The most common culprit of performance swings, is dust between the heater module contact and the brass ring. I give the heater shell a quick wipe on my shirt and blow it off to remove dust.
Could also be just a matter of dialing in a consistent inhale... with no air restriction I find it can be hard to get used to at first, depending on the other vapes you're used to.
And around 3-5 second pre-heat should be plenty with the high heater.
To test the device, remove the stem, turn off the lights, and look down the stem hole. Press the button and count how long it takes for you to just start to see the heater glow a dull, dim, red. With the high on a fresh battery it should be around 10 seconds.
If this is the case, you know 100% that everything is working as it should.
If you want to do this test more than once, suck air through the heater to cool it back down to room temp, as any residual heat will have an effect on the test.
@BrianTL Also make sure you are fully pressing the button in all the way
watching my box... any moment now!