How the VapCap Works Airflow Dynamics 101 DynaVap

[@youtubegarbage7876]

This is the ONLY channel related to vapes that I can deal with. Cleam fingernails, no mumbling, no loud annoyine insta babble. KZbin makes you feel like everyone who uses marijuana is a braindead loser. Thanks for making "normal" videos

[@danielalvarenga2056]

The dirty nails give me the ick everytime and i unfollow

[@TheHugginMonkey625]

I love it when you show the science behind your product. So much respect for what you do and how it is that you do it too. Peace!

[@Skoran]

Can we just give this man a nobel prize? It all just works together so perfectly.

[@d13x001]

I honestly think this was all accidental. I think they wanted a pipe with a covered chamber that you heat up instead of direct combustion. Over time the _accident_ has been more engineered until it becomes an _intentionally_ perfect product.

[@kathycob6506]

So happy I bought one, the best purchase of a pipe I have made and probably the last except for updates ✌️😊

[@ronazdug]

@@kathycob6506 i’m interested to hear your thoughts two years later, they seem really durable, but is the dynavap still going strong?

[@RobotronSage]

Dude the people who made this vape deserve some fucking prize for humanity that's for sure Like they saved a lot of peoples lungs man A LOT

[@Ms13Funpolice]

I love my Vong. I owned it for over a year before I realised that I loved it. I was heating it wrong and keeping the air port closed. I am so happy I persevered, my Vong is now my daily driver - even though I press my own rosin for dabbing. The Vong is just so much faster, cleaner and great engineering. Thank you. I finally stopped smoking after 10+ years of daily use. Now I am purely vapour. Much gratitude!

[@ahoier]

I'm trying to understand the Vong. I do enjoy vaporizing thru a bubbler but it seems most (all?) of the dynavap will have a tapered end for a 10mm bubbler...?

[@Ms13Funpolice]

@@ahoier My Vong has both a 10mm and 14mm shape to it. A Vong will fit both a 10mm and 14mm female adapter piece. I heat mine below the captive cap, aiming the flame onto the titanium tip and allowing a very small amount of flame to slip over the edge of the cap, it normally gets full extraction after 2 heating cycles. I find it works best to allow a small amount of space at the top of the herb for air circulation.

[@diegol.4664]

My favorite part of dynavap videos are the euphemisms

[@christopherjspiteri]

Game changer

[@oldsjunkie1]

Picking up a 21 M and using it daily for a couple weeks has me no longer interested in combustion. The engineering and enthusiasm around the device are a great bonus to a very innovative product. Thanks George and Co.!

[@Rygoat]

A carburetor or carburettor is a device that mixes air and fuel for internal combustion engines in the proper air-fuel ratio for combustion. It is sometimes colloquially shortened to carb in the UK My understanding is that's why it was called a carb on bongs etc, if anything the dynavaps carb hole is closer to the proper definition of a carb

[@toyotasupra97]

I agree. Carburettors use Bernoulli’s principle to use changes in air pressure to draw fuel into the airstream to mix together. Same idea.

[@Safe-T-PunchSavesLives]

@@toyotasupra97 The concept of creating turbulence to accelerate the air with the air port open is similiar to Bernoulli's principle of basically shooting dispersed vapour-like fuel in the air into the engine

[@redecks336]

If I’m understanding correctly, the device allows air through regardless of the port being closed or open so the “air port” is changing the volume of air entering the device which can change the dynamics of the end vapor.

[@christopherjspiteri]

Game changer

[@a.k.550]

brilliant idea and superb enginering. hat off to dynavap....only true enthusiasts can come up with something like this.

[@MrTrainREX]

I am so confused

[@rhysgodwin521]

I bet you are bud, might not look like it but that's pretty fucking basic science.

[@luppi5152]

@@rhysgodwin521 there's so much he left out that makes it confusing is it held shut after the click or lighting the end he doesn't explain it at all or when inhaling he just explains partially open allows airflow to being shut

[@sativa336]

The airport is not a carb!

[@craiggallup5706]

@@sativa336 Neither is the train station

[@ty-le5lv]

It IS a carb😂😂

[@ksadnfkjhsdnfnfd2342]

This should be shared with everyone purchasing a Dynavap

[@brainrottedindividual]

just bought one of these today. it's awesome, thanks a lot! very enjoyable and tastes better than all e-vapes i've tried.

[@LittleCrispyTaquitos]

Dude I always learn something new about the Dynavap. Hands down an incredible creation!

[@HeatLedgerKicks]

Great explanation and a video I’ve revisited a few times. My initial experience and preference was to keep it closed to maximize what felt like a more enhanced experience. I suppose after playing around a bit more the open or half closed method is preferred. Fewer reheats because there’s still heat in the cap.

[@smokinbudda99]

Mind blowing! thx :) I prefer the lesser draw resistance but thaught it would be a waste to not close what i thaught was a carb. Luv your products, keep it up!

[@blablah538]

I love that we've entered the science and engineering era for stoners

[@RobotronSage]

Legit

[@HallowedLunch]

I'm a fan of the subtle drop of that green two tone omni.

[@makeshiftmediagroup]

You mean the normal omni with green reflections?

[@ronazdug]

Watching while figuring out what I like best with the concentrate coil, it’s been said but this KZbin channel is an absolute godsend to your users

[@fallingman8470]

I love this. From the first day I got my vapcap I was wondering about this but assumed nobody would care enough to document it. Glad I was wrong.

[@maxdefender665]

Just got desktop vaporizer size hit out of my 2020 m. I love this thing. Love it. Mine clicks twice; the first one is a lighter click and the second one is a louder click. I stopped at one click the first time if I want a lighter tastier hit. After that I do two clicks. Do not cover the air intake. It is not a carburetor. I never touch mine. The second bowl I did one click and then two clicks and got a monster hit. Couldn't even hold it in. At all. It was amazing. After that it was pretty much done. I have it on the .05G bowl setting (the smaller bowl setting) and I seem to get three really good hits out of it. This thing is the best. Probably works great with a bong. Also I always heat the middle of the cap. Whoever invented this thing is a genius.

[@pamgibbons375]

Thanks very much for this video, I am new to Dynacap.....like this afternoon for my first try. I was impressed by the cooling vap. I can not handle the harshness of some high cbd strains. Hopefully I will master this with time since my 69 yr. old fingers don't roll very smoothly !

[@dylanmorgan2752]

Dynavap is a good choice then. I don’t use them myself but I can see they’re obviously more budget friendly but work very well nonetheless. Vaping will be better for your lungs anyway.

[@deakinkell6634]

I got one but I've always kept my finger over the airport because I thought it made it weaker, but I just tried it fully open and it's much better, thanks good to know.

[@extraordinarywolf320]

My DynaVap is now part of my EDC. 😎

[@Sneakypetevaporizers]

Great explanation!

[@shehbleh8931]

Love your videos, keep it up!

[@i_read_bad_reviews]

Ayeee I just ordered from your store for the first time.

[@d13x001]

@@i_read_bad_reviews Hopefully your order didn't get caught in Covid rush season because ordinarily the deliveries from SP are super fast and efficient and the mail system makes them look bad when it isn't their fault.

[@i_read_bad_reviews]

@@d13x001 all good. It took only 3 days.

[@benjamminmore]

thanks, this info took the M to another level

[@molispictures]

Wow, this video really made me understand how my device works, and I can use it in different ways depending on my wants and needs.

[@TheDirtyvermonter]

I love blocking the hole entirely and using the 10mm joint on my grav labs bubbler. Its like taking a dab. But after watching this video ill definetly start rocking and unblocking the port a lot more

[@WavyVaporizers]

So in other words dynavap can also be considered a hybrid because that air inlet allows outside air to come in the vape and help create the vapor which is more less convection along with the radiated heat from the cap which gives it its conduction flow as well..

[@FRGDEC]

This is correct.

[@mustang2005]

So leave it open for more convection?

[@WavyVaporizers]

@@mustang2005 if u want more air going inside. When its closed u cause a bunch of turbulence with the air and vapor. I think dynavap has another video showing how it works from the inside with the hole being covered then not being covered. Hope you're doing well and had a great weekend. Enjoy the rest of your week and have a great night. Stay safe and wavy my stoney

[@mustang2005]

@@WavyVaporizers Thank you. Same to you!

[@AtacamaHumanoid]

I use it as a carb, basically, and get huge clouds. You want to keep it closed to heat it all up good for a while and then about midway through your lung capacity, open it up and close it a few times to get it all into your lungs. Wide open will make it click too far to het all the vapor you could, so rock it open and closed in quick little bursts between longer draws eith the airflow closed. Open it up at the end of your lung capacity to get it all. This should be probably right after it clicks. I also take an open-mouth gasp of air at the very end (after taking the Dynavap out of my mouth) just to make sure all the vapor hits my lungs and isn't sitting there in my mouth or at the top of my throat.

[@DracoRincewind]

I've watched this video several times and I am having trouble following it. Could someone give a simpler explanation on the difference between an open and closed air port for someone new to vaping?

[@triggerhappydad65]

Just hit it fully closed for one bowl, then hit it fully open for another. After a few times, you'll know what you like.

[@triggerhappydad65]

Oh, I kinda disagree with going over the click for ANY amount of time. It clearly says on the website that heating past the click can eventually damage the cap. Plus, you're risking combustion, which is why we're all vaping instead of smoking in the first place. Lastly, I've never EVER gone past the click on either of my caps: the 2020M cap, and the Low Temp Captive Cap. After learning how to use the device (2 years ago), I now consistently get medium to dark brown material with zero burnt material and full extraction. In fact, I let my (smoker) buddy load a glass pipe bowl with some of my ABV (material that's "already been vaped"), and smoke it. He smoked the WHOLE (big) bowl in 3 or 4 big hits, coughed his ass off, and never felt anything from it! This means my Dynavap is VERY efficient, but easy on the lungs.

[@G8tr1522]

@@triggerhappydad65 this is very useful anecdotal information. Thank you.

[@G8tr1522]

_To answer the original question:_ Basically, *if you don't cover it* , some outside air mixes with the hot air from the bowl, at a point past the bowl. - you don't have to pull so hard - the air/vapor you drag will be a lower temperature - the cap doesn't cool down as much (and you can heat it up faster, eg, for a session). This is because you are leaving some hot air inside the bowl. Not so hot that you are de-carbing, but just under that temperature (because hopefully, you stopped pulling only after the cap clicked back). *If you do* (fully) *cover it* , the only air intake is through the cap. - You have to pull much harder (a whole lot harder from my experience) - the air/vapor you drag will be a higher temperature - the cap will cool down a lot faster, because you are extracting all the hot air from the bowl. You will have to spend a longer time heating it up on the next hit. (perhaps do this at the end of a session). The nice part is that you can roll your finger (like he was showing in the video) to get a continuous spectrum between these two intake modes. If you have used a water pipe, have you ever slightly pulled the bowl out after the herb starts to combust? I do this all the time to prevent second-hand smoke from smelling up my house. But this is kind of similar to the port on your DynaVap. Pulling the bowl out slightly will mix outside air with the smoke, thus cooling it off. And you don't have to pull so hard. But you get much smaller hits instead, so it takes several small hits to clear a bowl. This effect seems true in the DynaVap also, but it's not as extreme, from my experience. The only difference from the DynaVap is that, opposite to the DynaVap, I completely clear the hot air from my bowl with this technique. In the DynaVap, letting the extra air flow in actually keeps the bowl warm. And that's what all those fancy animations with rainbow lines was trying to demonstrate in the video. I'll agree that the explanation he gave was kind of unclear. Hope that analogy sort of illustrates the idea.

[@DracoRincewind]

@@G8tr1522 Thank you.

[@Michael_Page]

Soooo....the airport is not a carb...but when I use it like a carb it works like a carb.

[@frederik6519]

whats a carb?

[@John-lv2tv]

@@frederik6519 it’s a hole that allows you to clear a full chamber by inhaling.

[@Trucks_n_stuff]

​@@frederik6519 on some pipes you have a carb or carburetor. Basically, it allows air to enter when you pull through it. It applies to smoking because when you light the pipe, you hold the carb which forces air to be drawn through the substance you're burning so you get a tighter draw for better production of smoke or in the dynavaps case, vapor. You then release the carb and the smoke you've built up is displaced into your lungs. It's a pretty simple concept, but it can be somewhat difficult to get the perfect amount of draw.

[@kzkane2866]

@@Trucks_n_stuffno this is wrong. The whole video was made so people don’t think this. For dynavap. Idk about the science full behind it. This is just from my experience and this video helping me. Basically he’s saying you wanna use it the opposite of the way carbs are usually used. For example when I first used the dyna I used it like a carb. Cover the hole while sucking and let go to get smoke. But with the dyna if you let the hole open first then you get more vapor. Then at the end you wanna barely cover it to make it last longer. Also if you cover the hole it can lead to the material combusting I’ve noticed

[@Trucks_n_stuff]

@@kzkane2866 yeah, I don't know why I mentioned the dynavap because it isn't a carb at all, it's specifically there to improve air flow for better vapor production and I knew it. Must've been really high when I wrote it, sorry for any confusion I caused the other guy.

[@rosspatel3526]

Anyone else catching a Jeff Goldblum vibe from this dude?

[@Jay-we2ek]

Yes, his voice.

[@hubbahubbahubbard]

Darn I feel very thick... so to get smaller hits and more quantity of them do i need to keep it uncovered?

[@emanuelemanuel7038]

For longer bigger hits leave the airport open or modulate it so that you dont cool down your bowl too fast from only forcing air through the cap

[@ottoflouer1750]

Best explanation I've seen yet Emanuel

[@thiagopaes5998]

amazing product. Congrats

[@inneralignmenteducation]

how do you rotate the vape while modulating the airport while heating, or only modulate when pulling? Also, is there a video explaing the science behind how the cap "click" works? I'm curious... this is my very first dynavap, playing with it on my first day!

[@oldsjunkie1]

Only need to modulate while pulling. The click is from a captured bi-metal disc snapping out of it's memorized shape and back upon cooling. Enjoy!

[@AlvinMcManus]

Great video. Now I know how to use it properly. Thanks

[@checkitoutguys1]

how's been your experience with this dynavap so far?

[@AlvinMcManus]

@@checkitoutguys1 It works! No problems.

[@checkitoutguys1]

@@AlvinMcManus Nice to hear man! Getting mine next month hopefully :)

[@Rolex-s1f]

Recently brought a glass barrel for mine thinking it would be slightly nicer but it doesn’t have the airport and it makes so much difference I won’t be using it again

[@rummankalam]

Lawrence Horsley you're just using a different method of cooling the vapor. It can still be used without fretting

[@owenthomas9863]

So the glass barrel is better or worse?

[@raffaballzz]

@@owenthomas9863 worse without the airport, better with it

[@velvetris]

can you please add a video on how the vapcap click works?

[@SimersTO]

What's the most effective way to use the airport?

[@vprw]

Alternating between semi open and closed its in the video

[@Jay-we2ek]

Get a taxi to it.

[@yash.re_]

@@Jay-we2ek hahaha bruhhh 😂🤣

[@HIRAMECLARKEHOPS]

This really changed my hits, I was using the M as a carb.

[@SoladsChannel]

Thanks for fixing the video

[@jamessmith1652]

It reminds me of trying to empty a can with one punctured hole instead of two. Two gives better airflow. But please share something on technique. Do people like partial obstruction? Is modulating it during an inhale the best?

[@jaelim395]

All about personal preference. I like to slide the 2nd O-ring up to the airport to obstruct it a little. I get a perfect draw without even touching the airport.

[@BigUpzBrah]

Best way ive ever smoked weed.a half use to last me 4 to 6 weeks. Now lasts me 6 months thanks to this

[@bigbelix]

I'm only using my bb9 with the 2020 ss tip now, how does the airport work and that one? Considering it has no condenser so the air flowing in is different. I'm just using it as is no water piece.

[@dmgcaster904]

Does the Airflow Dynamics for the M you were using, apply to the 2023 Omni? Dose this apply to the whole line of DynaVap vaporizers?

[@johnenriquez6757]

I love that people kept using this product so incorrectly to the point that he needed to bust out the aerodynamic simulations to prove why they were using it wrong

[@kittyvalium6517]

I love using my m7 xl for concentrates. That's a case where fluttering the airport is best. With flower you should leave it open. But I don't use my dynavap for flower anymore I use my 18mm quartz cap made by rhe rogue wax works.

[@owjbehdobw4711]

I swear to god it felt like he talked about covering the damn air port for half an hour.

[@justinpk422]

I’m shocked this needed to be explained, it is such a brainless device I’ve had one for 4 days and figured out how it worked in the first 5 minutes.

[@TVapHeures]

Always great info !

[@vanmanson7387]

I love you guys but gotta say this should have been like, your first video. Took me about a week before I figured it out by accident. p.s. do one with the omni please? :)

[@rawganixuk1405]

Awesome stuff this

[@MrTechRat]

Great video, shame is wasn't 3 seconds longer 😉

[@commonsense9173]

So in other words, its a carb. It's a more efficient and better functioning carb but its still a carb.

[@emanuelemanuel7038]

When a carb is closed more heat is available to the system. However on this, when the airport is closed you loose heat. Two different functionalities. In a combustion setup the carb helps create heat by forcing more air through the combusted material. In this setup forcing air through the material cools the system instead of heating it up. So you dont use it like you would a carb infact you use it almost in the opposite way

[@commonsense9173]

@@emanuelemanuel7038 Are normal carbs directly over the material? They tend to be to the side, letting air flow into the system from someplace else, usually to clear smoke from the system with cooler air.

[@SoladsChannel]

I'm understanding both your views here. You're actually BOTH right. Too much to explain right now, though. Instead, I'm gonna go gets some clicks in with my DynaVap. I hope you guys took advantage of that sale they just had. I finally ordered the Titanium XL, and I'm pretty stoked about it. Can't wait! ✌️🤙

[@commonsense9173]

@@SoladsChannel Exactly. Im just trying to say they didn't reinvent the wheel like they're trying to say so they can justify charging you for the technology. Its what Ray-bands does when they're really just selling plastic sunglasses lol

[@commonsense9173]

@@JohnDoe-lt5fq You can clear this in cycles too. Its allowing extra air or less air depending on if you cover it.

[@nibrok18]

Is butter a carb?

[@mikescarborough9196]

nibrok18 You should read "Dr Atkins Diet Revolution: Stoner Edition."

[@Regi869]

fat

[@davidhansen9665]

My biggest question is how do you know your flower is toast, everything else is absolutely amazing, best device since sliced bread

[@demirkafasutlac2343]

So if I halfway block it, do I keep it halfway blocked or do I rock back and forth between closed and open?

[@joe8105]

Very educational.

[@emanuelemanuel7038]

For those whobthink it's just a carb A closed carb heats the bowl in a combustion setup, a closed airport cools the bowl in a vaporization setup, so no it's not the same. They fufill two separate and different tasks.

[@commonsense9173]

But the result for both is clearing the path, and a cooler hit when you open it. Open carb = cooler hit. Open air port = also a cooler hit. Both also mean you're taking a higher air mixture. There's one difference and that's where the air goes from the carb first. The effect should be credited to the part that redirects the air from the from the carb to the material instead of straight to the mouth piece.

[@Jay-we2ek]

All you have done is tell everyone they're wrong in these comments. If you're so knowledgeable about it, why don't you get employed by Dynavap lol.

[@emanuelemanuel7038]

@@Jay-we2ek how do you know that i dont? info is info, alot of people were confused about the operation of the Air Port, and it is important for people to understand a product they've invested in so that they can get the same quality experience that I have. Even if I was not employed by DNAVAP I would still try to help people understand this device because it is a game changer and has benefited my personal medical routine by measurable margins, and others deserve the same benefits. You may not need it but others have difficulty with the functionality and purpose of the port and often leads them to an unsatisfactory experience.

[@MoistlyMoist]

@@emanuelemanuel7038 well said

[@BlvlWmpower]

I kinda forgot about this. Ty.

[@JoseLBarrera9522]

what is the highest temperature that the airflow has?in normal operation when you heat the v cap bottom. who can help with that?

[@alt2584]

should I block the airport when I inhale?

[@godhash]

Try it differently and decide. You can put an o-ring between that hole and mouthpiece to completely block it.

[@eelmachete]

I sue you guys for not telling em this 2 years ago when i gott my first Dynavap(in Germany) and not telling me about this. I just tried it and its awesome.

[@elfinstuff8934]

What airport is he talk about?

[@TehUltimateSnake]

Who else watched this high lmao

[@garethbeaton8414]

Haw long will it last

[@ahoier]

sounds complicated 😂 lol but im a mere medical user lol. i think ill stick with the simple BB(s) as my first rodeo 😆

[@TheMidoriDreams]

@dynavap another version with a larger filling chamber would be perfect! 🙏 I normally smoke CBD flowers so I need to vape much more for a nice effect. Think about it! I would immediately buy this new version!

[@vapinmccloud412]

I also use CBD flower, and sometimes mix it with THC flower. My setup is the NonaVong-S with a low-temp captive cap and a full metal jacket. I place the Dynavap into a sneaky pete style globe, heat the spot and wait for the click. I did find however for me at least, that sliding a piece of thin cut silicone shisha tube over it allows for airflow adjustment by sliding it gradually over the air port until it vapes nicely.

[@jimaltair1854]

interesting. Thanks.

[@jordanwehler7196]

Just ogt an omni in the mail. The air port is designed differently. Hard to find without looking now. A little sad about that haha

[@arrozitoification]

omni is designed for you dont use the air port, you can tune the air flow experience in your omni condenser

[@intensecutn]

@@arrozitoification what? How do you do that? God so many features for such a small chunk of metal.

[@arrozitoification]

@@intensecutn the condenser goes back and forward when you rotate the mouthpiece, that gives the tune in airflow, but that only goes for the omnivap, not the regular M.

[@13ivanogre13]

After seeing this I agree: The Airport is more than just a carb-hole. If the cap/tip combination allows airflow THEN all of this feathering etc. comes into play. My original experience with the 'M' wasn't like that. When I put the cap on it was sealed shut on that end with no airflow allowed. Although the tips are precision-machined the vapcaps vary from one to the other so you can get a slightly different experience with each one. When I got the titanium tip THEN I got good airflow and I was on my way. I have since found a good partner for every cap/tip so I am pretty well set. But I wanted to get things rolling in the beginning and I stripped out the condenser and put a small band-aid (the adhesive portion) over the airport and I just work with mouth-tokes and breathwork and it's all very good and I am very happy with it and I am looking forward to the new titanium tip. If the new titanium tip can 'breathe through' 85% of the caps tossed at it we will have a WINNER!!!

[@owenthomas9863]

I cant seem to do a mouth to lung hit when its open

[@Jay-we2ek]

You can't.

[@mrg2176]

This guy should work for nasa

[@dudefrombelgium]

This guy is a prophet among stoners.

[@thevinyltruffle]

Holy shit! Great info!

[@dr.tartaryempireesquired.o932]

Anyone have like a broken section so i can make borosilicate glass pieces for them that i know will fit? I could make some stuff to trade? Or is there smithing thats tbe same size?

[@jrambo7495]

After this, I've decided on the mighty plus; this requires a freaking torch,which is my lifetime nemesis! No, I won't go out like Whitney Houston: She wants to feel the heat with somebody!

[@sidneyoh8817]

You want to drown in a bathtub???

[@premiumoctane8539]

Dude they make induction heaters for these...

[@pitufinDH]

just realized how many more hits I can get out of 1 click with the air port open.

[@loser-nobody]

It's crazy how things can become over-explained while simultaneously lacking fundamental definitions. All these technical terms going over the average person's head while awkwardly using the slang for carburetor - may as well say "choke" instead. An airport is an airplane terminal. Why try appropriating a term commonly used for something entirely unrelated? Especially considering this hole in your stem is more like a carburetor than the previous ones you're trying to differentiate yourself from. If anything you should be championing the use of the word 'carb' here rather than other devices. You're also just losing a lot of people in the details without accurately conveying the results to the end-user. Look at all the people still confused in the comments asking questions answered in the video they just can't understand... Oh well, years-old video anyway.

[@ministryofvolcano]

What you forget is how it CLICKS!!! ... I'm like HOW? Does it do that ... ?

[@Nelso5000]

I'm just guessing but I believe in the cap there is a small rounded disc-like piece that inverts when heated to a certain temp.

[@valveman12]

Hmmm...My comment was deleted

[@RHYMESMOKE1]

"tune the device" "tubular inducing"

[@alfalfa8168]

so basically, the air port is a carb, or at least similar enough, to where you can call it one unless you're talking to investors

[@zargle5924]

Exactly. From what I gathered it’s a carb but apparently special because it spins the air around

[@alfalfa8168]

@@zargle5924 yep, but it has the same function as a carb, so who cares ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@gdayonutube]

Well that was just more confusing.

[@emanuelemanuel7038]

Modulate it, dont close it then open for the last draw. If you close it it cools the bowl faster and you get a weaker hit

[@matheusmotta1132]

@@emanuelemanuel7038 so you heat the cap with the airport open, then after it clicks and it's time to draw, you modulate it between semi-closed and closed to take the hit, is that right?

[@bartfart3847]

does the carb get clogged up with constant use?

[@wokinstock]

its the easiest piece ive ever cleaned lol takes literally 1 minute

[@adameverywhere2076]

For concentrates I find that you must have a closed airport if not you might get a mouth full

[@rederickfroders1978]

Well thats, like, your opinion, man. Yeah it adds a vortex effect but that doesnt make it not a carb. That said, it is functional design and pretty clever. This kinda stuff, that DOES something, is more important to me than a new look every year. I believe your product is pretty expensive, but you make up for that by giving us something that works.

[@CGoody564]

Ummm... It's called an air inlet, but it is colloquially known as a carb in reference to a carburator, the older part in a car that mixed air with the gasoline... People aren't calling the inlet a carburator; carb is a slang term for air inlet...

[@juntjoonunya9216]

I bet this really works great in conjunction with the Placebo effect

[@i_read_bad_reviews]

Ya I have no idea what any of this meant

[@Jay-we2ek]

But it not only tells you, but explains it with diagrams. Don't get how much easier you want it to be said...

[@Mikke-G]

Double digit IQ

[@i_read_bad_reviews]

@@Mikke-G 👍

[@bIametheniIe]

So it's like a better engineered meth pipe without the bubbler?

[@KAZAN00]

so it's a carb.

[@JS-oy6nn]

The most advanced crack pipe I’ve ever seen. Hunter biden would most definitely invest here.

[@RobotronSage]

ITS AN AIRPORT NOT A CARB REEEEE

[@RobotronSage]

''but it works just like a carb'' NO IT DOESNT IT REGULATES THE AIRFLOW FOR THE OPTIMAL VAPE ''so like a carb?'' >:O

[@FoamingPipeSnakes]

it's a carb

[@emanuelemanuel7038]

A closed carb heats the bowl in a combustion setup, a closed airport cools the bowl in a vaporization setup, so no it's not the same

[@Patrick-rk9vw]

I want that 2 toner Omni !!!!!

[@Patrick-rk9vw]

@Pranav AWWWWWW bummer

[@MoistlyMoist]

2021 M has colours

[@maxwellsokol2934]

Soooo... It's a carb.

[@Jay-we2ek]

No. But it works like one.

[@vaibhavverma1927]

the pricing doesn't justify this object

[@hellobello2249]

Yes, but this object juststifies it's pricing. With the half bowl you can save a lot a material and still get baked. And these things so durable. No batteries, no electrical things, nothing.. You can save a lot of money and time with this device. Also easy to clean. It's a one time purchase if you get the right one.

[@AJ-iu6nw]

Science, bitch.

[@steviepat1968]

Clear as mud. Diagram confusing, speaking too fast and shouldn’t need a dictionary to follow what he’s saying. Not great for somebody first using a dynavap.

[@alexrogers777]

Cool product but the hole is still just a carb, fancy animations don't change that

[@alexg234]

Super educational. What I'm getting from the video is blocking the airport keeps the tip hotter longer. Thanks for the video.

[@qpalzmsk1986]

I think he said it's the other way around.

[@alfonso45901]

Yeah if u leave it open it stay hot longer because there is less air being pulled into the bowl

[@alfonso45901]

Basically if you want a big hit just cover it half way that will get full extraction

[@13ivanogre13]

@@alfonso45901 And I'm a microdoser so I always have the airport covered and that causes the temp to rise and drop faster in the chamber for a smaller hit, which is just the way I like it.

[@alfonso45901]

13ivanogre13 nice i like it that way too