Any noticeable vapor differences between torch vs that boss IH?
Possible powers supplies. 
From what I have seen and @phattpiggie has told me it is a timed heat up
Love that Nas. Tunes are on point.
Thanks for this suggestion IH master @Pipes. As long as it is 24v & over 10A, how many watts would you suggest or where will the number of watts become overkill?Hi Piggy, great stuff! Lungs of steel.
It looks like you're using the standard IH driver we have come to trust. I think with your creation, you need more than 100 watts. This puppy has the same circuit but with bigger and higher voltage FETs along with some heat sinks allowing it to push out 800 watts. There are bigger ones but this is where the price takes a big jump going any higher. A 24-30 volt, 10+ Amp supply will be needed as well. In theory, it should heat 3-4X faster.
It really depends on the iron content of the device to determine the wattage used. The driver determines how much power is available. By using the old 100-watt driver it will be hard on the driver and likely drops the voltage from the 12-volt supply because of the high load. Hard to say without experimenting. If the 12 -volt supply didn't sag because of load, the driver would likely blow because of the demand being placed on it.
Many thanks for the clarification, Jedi IH Master.It really depends on the iron content of the device to determine the wattage used. The driver determines how much power is available. By using the old 100-watt driver it will be hard on the driver and likely drops the voltage from the 12-volt supply because of the high load. Hard to say without experimenting. If the 12 -volt supply didn't sag because of load, the driver would likely blow because of the demand being placed on it.
Now I'm doing some assuming here as I could be completely wrong if the long length of time could also be because of a lack of iron but I really doubt if that's the case.
The driver I linked to has 800 watts available so there is more to call upon. Using 24-volt and if the draw was at full 10 amps, it would be taking 240 watts. For faster heat times, a 30-volt supply can be used. It could also be a 10 amp supply for 300 watts available.
Real-life experimenting is needed to nail down a good setup without paying needlessly for a huge IH. The one I linked to is the turning point for the price to jump.
Also, since there is no timing indicator such as a click for reference, you also have to take into account the forgivability of the setup not to burn the goods too quickly.
What’s the smallest torch you’ve tried with the TA?
@Shit Snacks thank you. I used to aim for a joint experience with the VC and can easily run 2 minute bowls but you're forever reheating.I think you have succeeded there my friend! This seems the most analogous vape for a joint user I've seen by far (along with the one hitter capability too!) Was excited to see this development from you as you always do such insanely gorgeous work, well done!
I'm not much of a torch vape user these days anymore, however this is not so bad at all, faster than heating up a hot start dab perhaps so I could certainly fuck with it myself... I think it could be a really great one hitter bong vape option for dab users, and it could help them replace joints in some situations as well! Looking forward to more
This is what really interests me though, of course, if you can bundle with some kind of basic heater like this that even has a 45 second timer built in, that would make the TA a pretty fantastic (potentially plug in and even portable?) versatile vaporizer!!
@GoldenBud the nice thing about titanium is I can tell how the test crew are using theirs. As you say the closer to the top the more convection.
Any stems used with the TA will get hot. There is no way of buffering all the heat but it's tolerable.
It's less restricted but not so much that you can't mouth to lung toke. I have upper respiratory issues and straight to lung is no good for me.Does it have negative pressure like in vapcap and danivape or is it less restricted??
I like what I see, it remembers me in some way to Volski Vector using preheating but more refined, or a metal Testeur/elev8r, like to see a new butane heavy hitter in Europe. I was preparing my wallet for the Anvil but maybe this interests me more
We like a nice tune to toke to.
Difficult to say. The torch is fierce but I'm sure I can put together a fierce IH. Double wrapping the IH coil gves the same kind of heat concentration as a single jet torch but its around the full circumference rather than in one spot. I'll have to go back to my creme brulee torch and compare.
@Pipes long time since we last spoke. Those ZVS are solid and reliable so it puzzles me why people want to redesign an unknown.Hi Piggy, great stuff! Lungs of steel.
It looks like you're using the standard IH driver we have come to trust. I think with your creation, you need more than 100 watts. This puppy has the same circuit but with bigger and higher voltage FETs along with some heat sinks allowing it to push out 800 watts. There are bigger ones but this is where the price takes a big jump going any higher. A 24-30 volt, 10+ Amp supply will be needed as well. In theory, it should heat 3-4X faster.
The design was initially for a joint like experience but you can one and done if you please.
No indicator, they are so last year
Yep and the ritual rounds it off. The thing I've enjoyed the most is not sitting around waiting for the click.
My first torch was the ones Vapman send out.
I meant one heat cycle and done
