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Cognitive Dissonance D 5 +
It does have a name... "Portable Dry Herb Vape"... Can't you see the beautifully unique name they've chosen? I mean, how can you get a more one-of-a-kind, innovative name than that? ...lol. Oh, china... How you make me giggle with your ingenuity and originality... You never cease to make me smile....
By the way - very curious to know if the inside of that "cooling unit" actually has a spiral/helix in the inside that matches the outside (which in that last pic where you get a good look into the bottom hole of it, makes me pretty suspicious if it actually does), cuz with the helix/spiral on the outside, and due to the o-rings being the same and thus dividing off that inner area between them; I don't really understand how it would work or do anything if those 2 o-rings make a seal blocking that area off from airflow... Doesn't really make sense to me logically, and seems like it would just end up working as a straight shot vaporpath from bowl to mouth, with the "cooling unit" just being a smaller diameter to travel through, but no surface area to hit other than the straight side walls, with that open hole to a blank trapped air pocket of where that "cu's" bottom hole is open into... Basically; I don't understand how that would cool much of anything...? Now, if that bottom o-ring wasn't there or something, it might make sense and maybe work... But it looks like the same exact size as the other and to be trapping that area off? Like even without the o-ring there, it'd still need to have airflow coming from the bowl or outside of the stem - which I'm not so sure it does either... I mean, we'd all have to better see how it works from the bowl area and up to determine, but regardless, I dunno... Just seems weird and doesn't look right. Maybe I'm wrong... But from what I can see, I'm not so sure that I am wrong... Can anyone enlighten me or give me a second opinion??
You are correct. There are two O rings; one at the top and one at the bottom of the metal cooling spiral that are necessary for the cooling vapour path to function as designed. Upon inspecting of all the photos further, one will notice that there are three air holes, plus one you can't see.
The one at the bottom that we can't see is the vapor entry point into the metal spiral from the heated chamber below. The second hole which we can see (right above the bottom O ring) is where the vapor exits the inside of the metal spiral and begins it's journey along the visible spiral path between the two O rings.
The third hole, just below the top O ring of the glass stem is where the cooled vapor reenters the metal cooling spiral to exit at the top hole of the metal spiral. The two red O rings provide a closed, air tight cooling path for the vapour between the glass tube and metal cooling spirals.
Not only do you receive cool vapor, you also get to watch the vapor spiral up the glass tube, much like the glass stem Revolve experience. Brilliant!
If the bowl is SS or glass lined ceramics, and the air path is clean I'm all in.