TheDudeNextDoor
Abiding
Am I missing something? All the pics above look like they are for the T1, not the Evo.
Discontinued ThermoVape Evolution
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Am I missing something? All the pics above look like they are for the T1, not the Evo.
PB88123
Vaporist
The only thing for the EVO from what I can see will be the 6V power supply. Then later on they will come out with a LV power supply.
For the power supply you will have to buy a new battery handle and the power supply for the 6V. So 2 items when they are put up on the web site. Then later on when it is released you can buy one for the car I believe.
TheDudeNextDoor
Abiding
Well, that's what I was asking. Any chance something like that glass mouthpiece might be in the works for the Evo?
ManicMaurice
Well-Known Member
ManicMaurice
Well-Known Member
They're not made by TV, but these Glass eCig Drip Tips will work on the TV Evo.
http://www.empiremods.com/category_s/67.htm
Edit: Sorry for the back to back posts. Thought for sure someone would have posted before I hit reply.
OF
Well-Known Member
Yes, I think you are. The unit screws onto 'everything' (except the mini Alpha) they make. Evolution, Revolution, DART, T1, and the e-cig stuff.
OF
JoeKickass
Well-Known Member
He's talking about the glass mouthpiece not the power supply. But personally I've never had a problem with taste and I don't know if I'd want to pocket the glass...
darkrom
Great Scott!
I can't get visible vapor with my evolution in my bubbler :/
Any tips? I never really get much visible vapor with it even with 1 min preheat. Can anyone describe the difference in ideal technique between hitting t1 which I get nice big clouds to the evo?
I expected to like the evo better because of the water pipe design, but the connection isn't amazing so I'm sure I'll get the gong adapter for the t1. Might as well try to learn to use the evo better though.
Any tips? I never really get much visible vapor with it even with 1 min preheat. Can anyone describe the difference in ideal technique between hitting t1 which I get nice big clouds to the evo?
I expected to like the evo better because of the water pipe design, but the connection isn't amazing so I'm sure I'll get the gong adapter for the t1. Might as well try to learn to use the evo better though.
ru_frothi
Portable Vaporist
Gotta say I just fired up my evo for the first time this morning and mixed results so far....
Managed to get one hit with some good vapor (not sure how) and a ton of wispy hits. I am getting medicated but virtually no flavor or vapor. This reminds me of the MLFB so far. I also managed to combust by pre-heating a bit much I guess.... need to practice more. Love the heft and feel of the device. Just need to dial in the operation. I will visit the guys today at the Cup and get some lessons....
EDIT: Don't want to slight the TV with the MFLB comparo. My MFLB does not get me medicated. This device does... world of differnce right there. Still hoping I run into someone at the cup who can show me the magic of the MFLB.
JoeKickass
Well-Known Member
The only time I ever combusted was when I really packed the bowl down tight. It's almost impossible to combust if you load it loosely and don't pack it down. Try different inhale speeds after the pre-heat
ru_frothi
Portable Vaporist
Thanks for the tip Joe....
I didn't pack too hard (actually at all) but I might have been on the power for 45 or MORE seconds without inhaling because I was medicated and doing something else... The grind I put in there was very fine and very dry as well. not my typical product. I just ground up some fresh OG, AfgooWreck, SourD, & The White for the cup today.
I can't test anymore now as I just finished loading and priming a 1.5 for the o-phos and two 4.0's for the Persei to take to the cup today and am plenty medicated. People were wearing out my Persei at the last event. Double Barrel 4.0's
Anyone make it yesterday? Heard it was crowded from Gary. Hopefully today will be more chill but I doubt it....
JoeKickass
Well-Known Member
Well 45s for the lv evo is something I do pretty often and I don't think is too outside the norm, maybe just the dryness of the material and a fresh battery?
Do you have the 6v evo? That might explain it since the warm-up is faster; 45s might be too much or that one...
ctweips
Member
This is the first time I have run into this problem but I was out of town traveling through the state of Vermont and managed to find some local grown. I can tell its real fresh as it seemed real moist and is not vaping well. I'm going to grind it all up and try to let it dry out a bit. Anyone have any other suggestions?
OF
Well-Known Member
Sounds like it just not cured well. That takes time, grinding will help by making more surface. Lots of warm dry air changes are needed. Keep it open in a warm place. I've used a toaster oven (up to say 160 or so?).
Don't do it "a bit", there's water trapped inside cells all through the material which is why it takes so long to 'do it the right way'. Since we're in a rush, get it as dry (on the surface) as you can and hope it's enough.
OF
darkrom
Great Scott!
After ISO washing the smooth flow the ceramic filter inside now is loose and flops around. I'm concerned about this. Doesn't this increase the chance of ceramic breaking off and being inhaled significantly?
I don't understand why just ISO wash would make it come loose if its not glued in or something. I'm kind of bummed out because IMO this is a pretty expensive piece. I'd rather not buy a third smooth flow, but I'd also rather not inhale ceramic bits either.
I don't understand why just ISO wash would make it come loose if its not glued in or something. I'm kind of bummed out because IMO this is a pretty expensive piece. I'd rather not buy a third smooth flow, but I'd also rather not inhale ceramic bits either.
OF
Well-Known Member
Haywood
Onward Thru the Fog
When I was on the road in Amsterdam, and I smoked rather than vaped, I used to crumble up a few grams worth on a piece of paper, and then place the paper on top of a table lamp (on top of the shade, 6" or so from the top of the bulb). That would dry out the fresh weed in 10 minutes, making it suitable for even burning in a joint. I think a hair dryer is overkill, (and remember the scene from one of Woody Allen's movies where he sneezes...)
There defiantly is no glue of any kind in the smooth-flow. That is very strange that it could have came loose as the "press" of the two pieces encapsulates it.
Shoot us an e-mail at Sales@thermovape.com and we'll send you out a new one
darkrom
Great Scott!
I thought it was pressed in there and I knew you didn't use glue, I didn't mean to even suggest the idea. I was just shocked that BECAUSE there was no glue why the hell did it fall out like that? I'll send you guys an email though. I really appreciate it! I love the smooth flow. It seems overpriced, yet the day I lost my first one I ordered the second...I guess that defines value
Anyway you guys rock for replacing it! Should I avoid iso washing those things or should it be ok with the replacement?
OF
Well-Known Member
Boy, I hope not....I've done it a couple of times, not that it really needed it but I was cleaning the DART.....
Did it actually come out? I looked at the pieces one time, the ceramic ring was tight fit as I recall, once pressed home, the other half seemed to lock it in solid.
Strange.
OF
marduk
daydreamer
Now I'm wondering about my smooth-flow. It's not supposed to rattle at all? Mine had a slight rattle when I first got it, then a more pronounced rattle after I soaked and boiled it. I didn't really give it much thought after using it, since it seemed to work just fine.
I figured the rattle was normal, but since I cleaned it before first use, I don't know how one that doesn't rattle would perform compared to mine. Part of me is thinking it's not worth the hassle to exchange it, the other is thinking I could be missing out on better performance. Hmmm...
I figured the rattle was normal, but since I cleaned it before first use, I don't know how one that doesn't rattle would perform compared to mine. Part of me is thinking it's not worth the hassle to exchange it, the other is thinking I could be missing out on better performance. Hmmm...
OF
Well-Known Member
It's held in by a shoulder in the bore of the lower piece and the mouth of the upper one. It's mechanically trapped in there. It's a 'slip fit' in the lower part, and a 'press fit' for the upper piece. It should have a bit of play, of course, but shouldn't rattle much I'd think.
OF