Hi guys,
I'm Daniel, the inventor and producer of the Vaponic. First of all thanks to everybody for participating in this forum and secondly please accept my apologies for not having entered earlier. Thanks to Paethod's mail I'm finally joining and very happy to do so.
Some of you were asking yourselves about the contact between me and George from Dynavap. We respect each other - and each other's products - a lot and we both thought it would be worth it to comment the pros and cons of our products. He sent me a sample of the new Omnivap and I sent him a Vaponic Plus.
What I referred to when I told Paethod that the conversation has already been very productive was that the Omnivap made me see something new about my own produt. Something that we so far considered a mistake has now turned into an option. I’m talking about the position of the inner tube of the Vaponic. We always told our customers to make sure to push it into the outer tube (=down) until it touches the end of the outer tube. Only like that our ideal air-vapor-ratio could be guaranteed. If, on the other hand, the inner tube did come out too far and may be even touch the mouthpiece, then we considered it to be the wrong position. Thanks to Omnivap's air-vapor-ratio control I’m now seeing it under a new light: you can pull it out and make it touch the mouthpiece on purpose, thus reducing the additional ventilation/cooling air circuit and receiving more concentrated vapor. That said, I still believe that the ideal position/ratio is the one we had found to be the best in hundreds of tests and therefore always recommended. Still, what used to be a problem is now an option for the a-v-ratio control and funnily enough it works very similar to Omnivap's a-v-control by adjusting the position of the inner tube (condenser) :-) I might upload video to showcase what I mean.
Cheers
Daniel