8:00 Speaking of soot on metal from heating it up with a regular lighter, a little tip from a former junkie: toothpaste easily wipes away any soot you get on metal from heating it with a regular lighter. Trust me.
Seriously, the best vapes ever. Smart and sofisticated, they dont break, dont need electricity, the size is just perfect, ypu dont waste flower. I just adore your products and ideas. BIG THANK YOU, GUYS
I’ve used a propane torch for some time, but I worried that it might be damaging the cap. I never made it ‘glow’ though. Thanks for putting my mind at ease. Compared to the cost of butane refills, I think it’s pretty cost effective.
@@JahLives australia has stock.....apollo 2 get from hightechvaporizers or australian vapourizers...postage is going to be a bitch but better than a few months wait
I remember years ago when I first saw a video on TH-cam of someone lighting their bong that was filled with rain water with a magnifying glass. I still haven't tried it yet.
I am hoping this will have a surprise about a new induction heater coming out with a portable option. Or one at all for that matter. Still super excited about the video though. Love these guys.
That would be awesome, if anyone could launch a really portable IH that you can wear in the pocket, this is the thing all we want. This is undoubtedly the biggest drawback of the vapcap, when you want to use it on the street or in situations where it is embarrassing to use the flame, but if we could transform the vapcap into an '' electrical device '' in those situations, it would simply be the ultimate vaporizer and burst the market. But honestly, with the launch of a battery-powered dynatec for the time being, I would settle for it, or to re-manufacture the original battery-powered Apollo, I have been trying to buy one of these devices for almost a year🤦♂️🤦♂️
The problem is the energy density of lithium batteries is garbage compared to butane. You need physical size just to store enough energy in batteries to power the induction heater, even after accounting for efficiency differences. If anyone has a plug-in induction heater and a Kill-A-Watt, let me know how much current it draws. I'm curious.
@@pdblouin I think that when the discharge rate of 18650 batteries increases a little more, a smaller IH may be developed. If some tech company thought about it they would surely achieve something I certainly like butane more, I love the ritual, but there are situations where being able to use the vapcap would be great
a mi me han dado ganas de calentarlo con la plancha, de cabello o de ropa, tambien con parrillas electricas o con los calentadores de agua, pero no lo eh intentado por miedo a que me electrocute y me quede ahi pegado, ya que son electricidad y esto es metal
In the winter months I use a Zippo as my heat source. It is slow and dirty but you can get the cap and bowl to very precise temperatures. As long as you can wipe the soot off of your cap into a napkin or something I really like this method because Zippos are so reliable and, well Zippo.
Best heat source I’ve used is my small gas powered fishing stove on low heat, the dynavap seems to love it and uses less gas than my cyclone II triple flame lighters.
jason sposito i bought an apollo 2 cause of the customer service but my apollo started having problems triggering the heating.i sent a email they asked where i bought it i told them and no reply for weeks jason sposito i really like the heater but they do not seem concerned that my heater only works about half the time sorry to say this here but you guys wont answer my emails
For me the only way to use a this is with an induction heater using a lighter a torch lighter is such a pain it's not even worth using that's just in my opinion You guys need to make a portable induction heater I'm sure it would sell very well
they made a better handheld vaporizer by separating the heating element from the vaporization reaction (bunch of engineers lmao, if something don't work break it down). Gonna use the tech I learned from my BB3 as a case study to make my own vapes.
I bought a new cap because I did the bic lighter method. It worked fine, but the soot really damaged the look of the cap. You can do it, but its a waste
you guys rock
8:00 Speaking of soot on metal from heating it up with a regular lighter, a little tip from a former junkie: toothpaste easily wipes away any soot you get on metal from heating it with a regular lighter. Trust me.
THANKS!
Seriously, the best vapes ever.
Smart and sofisticated, they dont break, dont need electricity, the size is just perfect, ypu dont waste flower. I just adore your products and ideas.
BIG THANK YOU, GUYS
So there I was on the edge of a volcano... needless to say I was high. Thank you Vapcap!
Fireplace rocks from a camp fire! Wedge between two warm ones and wait for your click.
rip Pranav's beloved picnic table
This is easily my favorite dynavap video. Awesome job! Love the versatility and examples shown!
Love these type of videos. The more george teaches us the better, the man is a prophet
another great video!
You deserve to win the Lépine invention of the century contest for the vapcap, this object is an incredible life changer!
I’ve used a propane torch for some time, but I worried that it might be damaging the cap. I never made it ‘glow’ though. Thanks for putting my mind at ease. Compared to the cost of butane refills, I think it’s pretty cost effective.
I tried a home made iso candle. I got the Idea from a previous video. It worked really well. It's great for watching movies.
George is the future
It must be so fun to work for dynavap
Can you use a Heat gun? Something small with a narrow tip?
I have one of those. Metal gets too hot overall to hold til it clicks!
When will the induction heaters be available?
Have been checking every day myself. Was hoping this was about that when saw it at first. Curious myself
Luke Jeffers all induction heaters are out of stock everywhere. Can’t get an answer from anyone.
@@JahLives australia has stock.....apollo 2 get from hightechvaporizers or australian vapourizers...postage is going to be a bitch but better than a few months wait
Duuude!! Make a plug in light for the 12 outlet on a vehicle. Plugs into your outlet and the dynavap just sits in it till the click.
Great video! Was hoping for an update on when the induction heaters would be back in stock. Any news?
I remember years ago when I first saw a video on TH-cam of someone lighting their bong that was filled with rain water with a magnifying glass. I still haven't tried it yet.
you also can use the heat element from your E-Nail
It's mostly like a bic but, I've used a hemp wick to light it. It's a little harder cause I have to monitor the flame a lot more than a bic.
I am hoping this will have a surprise about a new induction heater coming out with a portable option. Or one at all for that matter. Still super excited about the video though. Love these guys.
That would be awesome, if anyone could launch a really portable IH that you can wear in the pocket, this is the thing all we want. This is undoubtedly the biggest drawback of the vapcap, when you want to use it on the street or in situations where it is embarrassing to use the flame, but if we could transform the vapcap into an '' electrical device '' in those situations, it would simply be the ultimate vaporizer and burst the market. But honestly, with the launch of a battery-powered dynatec for the time being, I would settle for it, or to re-manufacture the original battery-powered Apollo, I have been trying to buy one of these devices for almost a year🤦♂️🤦♂️
They already exist man, Flux Deluxe changed my vapcap life!
The problem is the energy density of lithium batteries is garbage compared to butane. You need physical size just to store enough energy in batteries to power the induction heater, even after accounting for efficiency differences.
If anyone has a plug-in induction heater and a Kill-A-Watt, let me know how much current it draws. I'm curious.
@@pdblouin I think that when the discharge rate of 18650 batteries increases a little more, a smaller IH may be developed. If some tech company thought about it they would surely achieve something
I certainly like butane more, I love the ritual, but there are situations where being able to use the vapcap would be great
0:23 "remember to respect the click" that gave me a good a laugh
Once I used a hair straightener on my cap, couldn't get it to click but did get small hits from it
a mi me han dado ganas de calentarlo con la plancha, de cabello o de ropa, tambien con parrillas electricas o con los calentadores de agua, pero no lo eh intentado por miedo a que me electrocute y me quede ahi pegado, ya que son electricidad y esto es metal
If using a magnifying glass put the cap on tin foil when heating it will help heat faster and protects your table ✌🏻
In the winter months I use a Zippo as my heat source. It is slow and dirty but you can get the cap and bowl to very precise temperatures. As long as you can wipe the soot off of your cap into a napkin or something I really like this method because Zippos are so reliable and, well Zippo.
Best heat source I’ve used is my small gas powered fishing stove on low heat, the dynavap seems to love it and uses less gas than my cyclone II triple flame lighters.
Thought a soldering iron would work like an induction heater once.. took a long time
This device is a revolution in vaping!! ingeneius!
I set reminder, i cant wate to see this one, i got a dynatec apollo 2 its AMAZING! !
Tristan Scholaert been trying to pick one up but sold out everywhere.
They are a gift from above, those Apollo 2's
I can definitely picture myself super high trying to heat my dyna with a magnifier
jason sposito
i bought an apollo 2 cause of the customer service but my apollo started having problems triggering the heating.i sent a email they asked where i bought it i told them and no reply for weeks
jason sposito
i really like the heater but they do not seem concerned that my heater only works about half the time sorry to say this here but you guys wont answer my emails
jason sposito I’ve emailed them a few times as well with no response.
@@JahLives right its like whats written on the bottom of the apollo 2 is a joke
Damn i was so excited to watch but then i saw that it came out in 2 days ;(
This is your reminder to return and enjoy :)
@@penrar thank you my dude
For me the only way to use a this is with an induction heater using a lighter a torch lighter is such a pain it's not even worth using that's just in my opinion You guys need to make a portable induction heater I'm sure it would sell very well
Dont know to why I keep getting booted But nice was going to watch at talk about IH and the sun ut I get booted and Blown off.. Forget iot.
what due i know.
I use jet lighter or bic lighter
who the hell uses a sparkler?
Hmm ... thermonuclear solar radiation in the magnifying glass test. And sparkler. That's rich. LMAO and learned useful ideas too. Many thanks!
No Vapcaps Were Harmed in the Making of This Film
they made a better handheld vaporizer by separating the heating element from the vaporization reaction (bunch of engineers lmao, if something don't work break it down). Gonna use the tech I learned from my BB3 as a case study to make my own vapes.
I bought a new cap because I did the bic lighter method. It worked fine, but the soot really damaged the look of the cap. You can do it, but its a waste
Агонь турбо
You’re really gunna tell us stoners to not try this at home? 😅
Use the hot pipe of a motorcycle