Have any sort of discussion surrounding the Dynavap Dry Herb vaporizers!
Mine was also a 2019M, when they discounted it a couple years back. I bought an induction heater to go with it and I call this setup my "click +5" as I need to wait 5 seconds after the click to get the vapor I like. Surprisingly, it doesn't burn my weed at all. Might be a poor quality heater.
That's the only Dynavap I got. Are there many differences between models?
Just minor differences in the year to year M models. But then there is also Omnis which are made from titanium instead of stainless steel. Then there is the Vong which is titanium but meant to be used with a bong and the BBS which are glass.
All the differences between all the different versions basically come down to how you like to consume with them. And how you want your hits to feel.
I personally daily use a dynavap that's just my favorite parts from my current dynavaps. 2020 M SS tip, 2019 stem, a mouthpiece/condenser from TRWW and an armoured cap that I use a single flame butane with.
Thanks for your answer :)
Mine was the 2020m, then I ordered the BB9. I also ordered a new cap and with that cap I actually got a brand new 2018 M that was gold. Super cool of them
I just started a month ago with the M Plus, and I honestly love it. While it doesn't go as far as the vape juice I used to make, it's much more convenient and easier to clean. Also no risk of leaks in the pocket. I won't be going back to my old ways.
The 17 M, the price was right for something pretty robust at 50 or so bucks.
My first DynaVap is the 2021 M. It's an awesome device, and today I've finally pulled the trigger and ordered an Armored Cap, as well as a glass stem.
At first I didn't use it much since I missed tabacco/nicotine from smoking spliffs. Switching to a single flame torch massively improved the experience compared to a triple torch flame, because the former results in stronger hits.
Yeah for sure.
I had the original Vapcap - the glass ones they sold for like $30. I remember thinking "meh". Then Ed's TNT worked on a TI-Woodie version that had a titanium tip. That was a lot nicer and worked well.
Eventually I scored an original OmniVap (first gen), and I acquired a 2020-M at a CHAMPS trade show in Vegas where I got to personally meet George face to face (we know each other from when we both were founding our businesses - had some troubles with banking as our businesses are related to the "tobacco" industry). I still use my 2020-M often. I gifted a 2022-B to a friend who really enjoys it.
Looking to add another to my personal collection at some point, although I think I should grab an induction heater first instead haha.