Vape Dynavap

[LesPlenty]

Have you placed the HDD magnet into a nice looking holder of some sort

No, I just used a couple od S/S screws to attach to the underside of the edge of my workbench!

@Squiby that is one nice package, I especially like the stands as I have a few blobs of raw copper(smelted) from my previous life in the mining game!

 

[Kurtdigglur]

Anyone get a new color M? I have the RosiuM and its absolutely gorgeous. It would be a lot cooler if they let us mix and match parts at order, Id have a PhaurosiuM

 

[Popi]

Anyone get a new color M? I have the RosiuM and its absolutely gorgeous. It would be a lot cooler if they let us mix and match parts at order, Id have a PhaurosiuM

I did....preordered so it came with the extra low temp cap which is a nice option to have. Basically doubling the hits you can get from a bowl if that's what you want.

 

[Kurtdigglur]

I did....preordered so it came with the extra low temp cap which is a nice option to have. Basically doubling the hits you can get from a bowl if that's what you want.

Yea those low temp caps should make it more efficient if that was even possible. Love the flavor.

 

[Fat Freddy]

Anyone else try those low temp caps yet? If so, care to add your comments/experience?

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[Stevenski]

I'm a high temp vaper so have no need for low temps but can see the appeal for those who like it light & tasty.

 

[LesPlenty]

for those who like it light & tasty.

Good for frugal temp steppers, I still think a concentrate cap would be good too.

 

[Popi]

Last time I used the :low temp cap: I finished up the bowl with the regular cap which is something retail Josh mentioned on the last DV live. I agree with @LesPlenty that it's good for frugal temp steppers looking for a terpy start. Is the high temp concentrate cap next?

 

[Squiby]

I am happy with the regular caps. I generally heat a second or so past the click and then continue with the sip and dip technique until no more Vapor is produced. Once you get a feel for your caps, the clicks aren't necessary so much. Similar to bicycle training wheels, after a while you can cruise without them.

 

[Baron23]

I am happy with the regular caps. I generally heat a second or so past the click and then continue with the sip and dip technique until no more Vapor is produced. Once you get a feel for your caps, the clicks aren't necessary so much. Similar to bicycle training wheels, after a while you can cruise without them.

I agree, Miss Squiby. Once I know my cap, and if using an IH know my IH, then I know the count to use to back up the click. I'm half deaf and if I do anymore bird and deer hunting I will be stone deaf. But I can still count (well, at least I remember how to this year! haha) and will sometimes pull on the count if no click.

I hate combusting and if I pull too early...well, I can just reheat again.

I have a number of VCs but nothing like you real affeciandos with all of your beautiful stems. Mostly I use a DDave wand and either a J hook or my trusty FC-188 rig.

My one beautiful VC is from Phattpiggie via a contest here on VAS. Love it and love his work. I do cherish that VC. Its beautiful, IMO.

 

[Moses Baca]

I agree, the low temp cap is not something that I need. If I want a low temp hit I just stop heating before the click. If it's not hot enough I just heat it a bit more. How difficult is that?

 

[Kurtdigglur]

I like the low temp caps better then the regular. This from a guy who needs thick vapor too. It’s like mom always use to say you can always get warmer but trying to cool off is a lot harder. With the temp cap you get more hits, what’s not to like about that. Plus just keep the flame/IH longer to finish it off.

 

[Fat Freddy]

Thanks for the input all, insightful as usual. Sounds like the low temp cap is sort of, six of one, half dozen of another?

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[Stevenski]

In a perfect world there will be three caps. Low temp, regular & concentrate temp. Whilst not for me there is clearly a market out there for the low temp. Dynavap just need to make sure you can easily distinguish between caps.

 

[LesPlenty]

A big 'C' would be nice.
I use over half a dozen stems quite infrequently in 2x different IH and occasional torch so never get used to not using the click, still a noob when it comes to the Dynavap cap due to nearly always using my VCs with Ed's WS.

 

[LesPlenty]

Been punching out some screens for my Dynavap tips for bong use, 9mm punch with elcheapo screens,

Quite disposable compared to my DDave Ti but also a looser weave so better for me on the bong, I would not recommend for stem use though...scoobysnacks!

 

[Marlon Rando]

@LesPlenty how clever, like the way u McGuyver things!

DDave Ti Screens usually last me about a month before i need to clean em good n plenty.

 

[LesPlenty]

Heh, Reminded me of this one,

 

[ddave]

Heh, Reminded me of this one,
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I'm probably out of context here, but "Excessive Carb Alert!!!"

(What happened to the cup on the SJK though?)

 

[Jill NYC]

Anyone else try those low temp caps yet? If so, care to add your comments/experience?

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I find the low temp caps useful for newbies and aggressive IH’s. If you already have a good feel for when to remove from heat, it probably won’t be beneficial. But if you have an aggressive IH that has caused combustion - this will give one more wiggle room to remove from heat before the big C.
I have personally enjoyed using it in my Flux Deluxe, it has lead to some great tasting clouds with minimal focus.
Of course, I keep forgetting which cap I am currently using and have actually combusted a few times because I thought I had low temp cap, but alas it was a regular cap. But yeah, that is my bad.