I would disagree about the Vapcap, IME it definitely has the huge cloud potential.
BTW I never considered buying a VG but I may give another look at their lineup.
Perhaps I wasn't clear enough? It happens, but is unfortunate. Vapes like VC (or VM as normally used) take a small load through a 'cycle'. That is you store a variable, but
limited, amount of energy to support the hit before it happens. That energy can only convert so much herb before it's exhausted, and a new cycle is needed. The load is calibrated accordingly, just enough/plenty for a hit or two?
As individuals we adjust the cycle to deliver the hit we want within those constraints.
Contrast that with VM on a WT where you can torch it as you hit? IMO no comparison. There is no heat limit, you can exhaust the entire load in a single hit if you have the lungs for it. Continuous production, not a cycle. VG is such a device, you continue to add heat as the hit progresses, the load is much bigger than VG or VC. There is basically no limit to vapor production due to 'heat quanta' (fixed amounts of heat per hit).
Same as some find putting the little fellow on a WT so you can add heat in process and 'really milk it'? That's standard fare on VG, but not VC? If 'limitless vapor production' interests you, I suggest considering VG, it has a lot of fans for just that reason. I think it, too, has a lot to offer users.
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