So I expect it will be be the less recent model of the SSV, and I saw one member comments in the FC thread about how he had the older heater cover and would likely need to upgrade to be able to make this modification. He is the serious modder and tinkerer himself as well you know. Really hoping you are well my friend long time no chat but excellent work pioneering this new discovery and let’s hope it really catches on and things about some revolutionary changes for many current SSV owners and and as I’m sure you are hoping and expecting yourself create a lot of new interest in the SSV which could be even greater if 7 floor were to take this on board and make modifications.Īnyway would you believe it the excellent FC and widespread member Lazylathe so generously offered to send me his unused Silver Surfer vaporizer which I expect to be on route from Canada any day now along with a zam grinder he had spare which he also so insisted on gifting me- what an amazingly generous and friendly guy he really is when you get to know him. Glass balls are the magic behind the G43 and the Glass Symphony. The thermal mass of the glass balls packs a massive capacity of calories, ready and waiting to be unleashed onto your bowl. Or the hot balls can quickly heat up the cool air and serve as a super-charged convection heater. The additional surface area and thermal mass can quickly cool down hot vapor as it passes through the cooler balls. The balls work wonders in both situations. The Glass Symphony is a desktop vape that utilizes the same technology. The G43, by The Vape Critic, is powered by a heating coil and glass beads as a convection heater. We’ve seen them in cooling stems, in bongs, and even inside dry herb vaporizers. It’s always been a powerhouse and simple to use once you get the hang of it – but for a newcomer, it’s like learning to ride a unicycle. It uses a ceramic heating element to vaporize your herb. The Silver Surfer, or Silver Surfer Vape – SSV, is a classic desktop vape that’s been around for more than a decade.
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