Vapman

Radwin Bodnic

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I don't think I would enjoy waiting for cool down clicks.
They always happen as you are drawing. It's a device that build heat up. When it is at its peak of vapor production I usually can take 2-3 shorter but dense pulls before the cool down click happens. No waiting at all. The clicks just tell you it's time to reheat. But as long as it dont click back there will be vapor when you draw.

Edit to clarify :
This is not a thermal matrix based vape. The discs are calibrated to bowl temp and not matrix temp. And being copper, the bowl is super reactive. So really no waiting.
 
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Perfect_Speed4069

I am the beetle in a box that only you can see
It's a device that build heat up. When it is at its peak of vapor production I usually can take 2-3 shorter but dense pulls before the cool down click happens.
I like the topping up/cumulative effect of heating the OG wok. I regularly maintain a slowly rising temperature through 2 second blasts from my torch.

Which reminds me -anyone know if the old vapman lighters have been permanently decommissioned? Don't get me wrong, I love my honest/jobon lighters, but if they're pulling out of the vapour space, I need to know if have to start bulk buying old stock.
 

RedZep

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They always happen as you are drawing. It's a device that build heat up. When it is at its peak of vapor production I usually can take 2-3 shorter but dense pulls before the cool down click happens. No waiting at all. The clicks just tell you it's time to reheat. But as long as it dont click back there will be vapor when you draw.

Edit to clarify :
This is not a thermal matrix based vape. The discs are calibrated to bowl temp and not matrix temp. And being copper, the bowl is super reactive. So really no waiting.
So the idea is to have multiple small reheats, to bring it back up to click temp, as the wok progressively heat soaks and conduction increases?

I hope that makes sense. To use the Wok analogy it's like removing thre Wok from the heat and tossing, before putting back on the flame to bring it back to temp, as the food progresivly cooks.
 
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coolbreeze

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Lol. Sorry, there were much better replies when the page reloaded.
So the idea is to have multiple small reheats, to bring it back up to click temp, as the wok progressively heat soaks and conduction increases?

I hope that makes sense. To use the Wok analogy it's like removing thre Wok from the heat and tossing, before putting back on the flame to bring it back to temp, as the food progresivly cooks.
This is pretty much it, yes. It works well enough by counting/intuiting but the clicker gives a reference to an optimal temperature in the pan. You reheat to maintain that temp; otherwise it orients you in case you want to push a little harder. It works best with continuous reheating but you can also pick it back up later, if necessary.

Time to wake and bake--cheers!
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Arawfish

Tree climber
With the Vapman click, if it easy to gauge re heats by drawing on the device as you are heating?

I don't think I would enjoy waiting for cool down clicks.
Like the others said there isnt a whole lot of waiting. However if you’re like me and like to run things a little hot you can absolutely have a session where you get the heat up click and you keep that train rolling for the whole session, not getting the cooldown click once. I seem to do this more often than not.
 

warren0728

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Like the others said there isnt a whole lot of waiting. However if you’re like me and like to run things a little hot you can absolutely have a session where you get the heat up click and you keep that train rolling for the whole session, not getting the cooldown click once. I seem to do this more often than not.
this is how i use my click too … using a two second or so reheat right after taking a hit and before the cooldown click
 

T9R

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The glass mouthpiece is being advertised as a vapman v2 accessory. Does this one actually block the mid-section air intakes?
No, it doesn't go down deep enough. Air intake will be fully open.

Edit: They have also stated that they won't be able to make the 2.0 mouthpiece design in glass, unfortunately.
 
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borbjorbis

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Which reminds me -anyone know if the old vapman lighters have been permanently decommissioned? Don't get me wrong, I love my honest/jobon lighters, but if they're pulling out of the vapour space, I need to know if have to start bulk buying old stock.
Wait is there a reason you're worried about this? Because I need to stock up too if that's the case, the Vapman lighter is probably my favorite lighter ever.
 

coolbreeze

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you can absolutely have a session where you get the heat up click and you keep that train rolling for the whole session, not getting the cooldown click once.
this is how i use my click too … using a two second or so reheat right after taking a hit and before the cooldown click
Damn....This just reminded me....A user called @Nugg hooked this up and was hitting it continuously by cooling it before the light would change.
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I bet this would be much easier/better with the continuous heat & click!
 

farf

Smells like popcorn
Will those lovely wooden cases work with the Vapman Click? The devices seem to be similar in size.
Yes! The body dimensions are the same as the Italian made 2.0 models.

Oh okay, thanks. I didn’t realize that because my post got moved here from a thread I created. Before I’ve been searching for titles only.
It's all good! Let us know what you think. The pricing and new features make this the most introductory user-friendly Vapman ever released!
 

RedZep

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Between the "old" Vapman 2.0 and the new 2.1, which one gets the nod when it comes to hash? The bigger bowl is obviously designed for flower, so it would be interesting to hear more about how it affects hash use. :)

By the way, on a side note, the slight negativity aimed towards the beta testers is really uncalled for IMO. If you don't care about the "teasing", just wait a few days until everything is public? I personally think the sneak peeks have been great for building some anticipation.

I love it when a new device gets teased by experienced beta testers. We get to ask a bunch of questions to inform our purchase. I get the jealousy aspect I guess. But why wouldn't manufacturers tap into the geekiest, most experienced vape heads as a resource?

I imagine the people who were selected were selected for good reason. If they picked me it would have been less valuable because I have no previous Vapman experience.
 

eyevape

👀
It's all good! Let us know what you think. The pricing and new features make this the most introductory user-friendly Vapman ever released!
I‘ve never had a Vapman, but I heard good things about it. One of those was that it makes a lot out of a little. I‘m a heavy user and I considered the Vapman as a fun addition in case VAS hits next time. But with the bigger bowl, the clicker and the lower price… it’s a no brainer imo. I‘ll order one to cure my curiosity 😊
 
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Electrofever

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I‘ve never had a Vapman, but I heard good things about it. One of those was that it makes a lot out of a little. I‘m a heavy user and I considered the Vapman as a fun addition in case VAS hits next time. But with the bigger bowl, the clicker and the lower price… it’s a no brainer imo. I‘ll order one to cure my curiosity 😊
You can’t go wrong :)
 

Arawfish

Tree climber
I‘ve never had a Vapman, but I heard good things about it. One of those was that it makes a lot out of a little. I‘m a heavy user and I considered the Vapman as a fun addition in case VAS hits next time. But with the bigger bowl, the clicker and the lower price… it’s a no brainer imo. I‘ll order one to cure my curiosity 😊
You’re gonna love it! It’s not a heavy hitting electric vape, but it will take you where you need to go in a very satisfying way, not to mention they’re gorgeous little things.
 
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