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go back about 7 pages 4 glass help talk
Several posts on p. 27 discuss the differences. You really should read the whole thread. It's fairly easy to tell the 'info' posts from the ones where the posters are just drooling.ioright said:So I bought A Q a few months ago thinking it would be the be all to end all vapes.
Yup, that was going to be my final purchase. Turns out I can't keep my eye off of this thing! Can anyone give me a quick run down of what the differences between the tubes are, or direct me to where this was probably already discussed? I am a bit of a glass noob, but I am eager to learn
Wow that is a lot of cash for shipping, any reason you didn't choose one from a neighboring European country? It seems like the top models people like are brands in Europe anyway.He-Man said:oooouuu yea, i want to know that too, shipping costs from USA to EU are usually insane.
I got charged 180$ shipping from USA to Cro for airgun that i paid 320$
How would I adapt my Q to the tube, with a whip?stonemonkey55 said:Sorry for the lack of update, we have been in the lab working on getting our vaporizer primed for launch.
Just to quickly answer a few questions...
@Devo - The introductory price does not include S&H.
@He-Man - Don't worry, our international shipping charges will be no where near what you paid for the airgun. We are currently in talks with a European distributor for our Euro model.
est price of HydraTubes - $175 for in house, $200+ for branded
Pappy said:How would I adapt my Q to the tube, with a whip?
Thanks, stink! Very enlightening!stinkmeaner said:Pappy said:How would I adapt my Q to the tube, with a whip?
Since the pictures show the heating port of the VapeXhale Cloud to have a male GonG fitting which is the same as the Extreme Q, I would imagine as long as the GonG size is the same then you would just have to have both the Hydratube and the Cloud's bowl. I think I am right but the Monkeyman will confirm when he sees this post.
See this picture:
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That's one of the issues I'm wrestling with. I'm trying to envision how this will work in my environment and what kind of adaptation it will require. Of course stability is a major concern.IAmKrazy2 said:Pappy, if it does work, i wouldn't rest the weight of the hydra tree with water on top of your E, i would assume it would have a good chance in breaking. Forced air hits through a hydratube might work, or might cause a wet mess.
That is a good point with the Extreme because is wasn't designed to take the weight of a glass bong riding piggy back but I have an idea that might work to relieve some weight.IAmKrazy2 said:Pappy, if it does work, i wouldn't rest the weight of the hydra tree with water on top of your E, i would assume it would have a good chance in breaking. Forced air hits through a hydratube might work, or might cause a wet mess.
The more I think about it, it's putting a square peg in a round hole. For $150 more I'll get the benefit of Monk and his engineer's hard work and expertise. In the meantime I'm close to closing a deal with SoulShineFamilyGlass for a 18" beaker for my Q, my first bong. Gonna pimp it out with my initials, too!stinkmeaner said:That is a good point with the Extreme because is wasn't designed to take the weight of a glass bong riding piggy back but I have an idea that might work to relieve some weight.IAmKrazy2 said:Pappy, if it does work, i wouldn't rest the weight of the hydra tree with water on top of your E, i would assume it would have a good chance in breaking. Forced air hits through a hydratube might work, or might cause a wet mess.
First pick a Hydratube with a recessed GonG joint so that you have a nice even flat bottom.
Now you will need a SPACER, cut a ring from wood, heat resistant foam, or just anything you can manage. Design this ring with a circumference relevant to the top of your Extreme & Hydratube and with make it a height so it will sit on top of the Extreme and tall enough to balance the attached Hydratube, maybe you can use some of the little stick on rubber pads that go under chair legs, use them for grip and cushion.
I hope that was understandable in words as it is in my brain, it would be better described in CAD.
l state this publicly. Having thought it through I advise everyone to buy the dedicated VapeXhale Cloud unit. I'll go one step further and advise Monk to keep it proprietary. The last think this product needs is complications upon launch. Put the Hydratube sales off for at least 6 months, SM.stinkmeaner said:From the Videos of the Cloud it seems to offer Superior heat retention and most on here mention that the Extremes are better in bag mode.
On the 'forced air' it should work physically, but I will mention that when you hook a bong up to a forced air vape the vapor comes out really thin and FAST and if you try and cover the end of the Hydratube to let vapor build up thicker on the Extreme in Fan Mode, it might be possible to create back pressure and send water into the Extreme. Does that make sense.
Bags? Passe! The Q is a killer whip vape, make no mistake! I can state that as a Da Buddha aficionado.stinkmeaner said:...and most on here mention that the Extremes are better in bag mode.
stinkmeaner said:From the Videos of the Cloud it seems to offer Superior heat retention and most on here mention that the Extremes are better in bag mode.
On the 'forced air' it should work physically, but I will mention that when you hook a bong up to a forced air vape the vapor comes out really thin and FAST and if you try and cover the end of the Hydratube to let vapor build up thicker on the Extreme in Fan Mode, it might be possible to create back pressure and send water into the Extreme. Does that make sense.
stonemonkey55 said:Hey everyone! Sorry I have been MIA lately. Labor day was very laborious for the wife