Reddit mentions of Ronson Tobacco Pipe Lighter & Czech Pipe Tool (Black)

Hi.

1. No, Dynavap does not send out mailed ads. You will not be receiving any solicitations from Dynavap at any of your addresses.
   
2. From what I've read, airflow (biggest functional improvement from the 2018 M) of the 2019 M rivals that of the Ti tip. The only reason you would want to get a Ti tip is if you want a quicker heat up and cool down. The stock SS tip is still heats up and cools down wicked quick. If ordering from Dynavap, I'd say go ahead and pay for the $10 upgrade if you are not on a budget. You could probably recoup some of that $10 if you plan to resell later down the road. The Ti tip is $40 by itself.
   
3. The kit isn't worth it, especially if you do not need the Dynastash. Your 2019 M should come with a green tube and does a great job at holding in odor for you to carry it around. The wax from the kit can be substituted with a tube of Burts Bee's lip balm that can be bought for $3. Use it to lubricate your O-rings to prevent it from drying out. The extra screen/CCD is great but I've been using my 2018 M heavily and have yet to find a need to replace my screen. I do not see myself needing to replace it in the near future. The lighter is cool but a 5 pack from Amazon could be had for relatively cheap and it works well. More on that in #5. The pipe cleaners are also cool but I find that you can squeeze a q-tip dipped in ISO through all of the essential parts that needs cleaning (condenser tube + tip). Furthermore, you can purchase pipe cleaners separately on Amazon. Pipe cleaners from Zen are touted to be amongst the best.
   
4. This is personal preference. If you want your your vapor cooler, lay off the airport. If you want a faster and milkier extraction, choke it (the airport). I usually get 2.5 hits per heat cycle, 1st hit I cover the airport (inhale, hold it in, exhale) then 2nd hit I alternate (on/off), 3rd hit no choke.
   
5. Single flame is best, double flame is ok, three flames should be avoided. I have all three and using a single flame provides better hits and more precision. I only use a dual flame if I'm too lazy to refill my single with butane but only utilize one fo the two flames if that makes sense. I have a Ronson single torch that I bought on clearance at a local grocery store. I also have a Blazer Venture which is a dual flame although I do not recommend it because it does not hold a lot of butane and gets hot to the touch easily. The go-to is generic or Eagle branded single torch lighters found on Amazon; 5 for $10 or 10 for $18. Literally can't lose with that even if some are DOA. The important thing is to refill with quality butane (I use Zippo and Colibri Premium).
   
   As for tips, the sweet spot to heat is the NA on "DYNAVAP" on the cap while rotating it.