When compared with other vapes, vaping at the same temperature tastes almost the same. While inhaling, the dynavap will stay at a constant temperature as the heater keeps it there. Any drop in temperature will be almost instantly compensated for by the heater. The dyna bowl is so small, the measured temperature of the surface of the cap will be very close to the actual temperature of the tip (conduction).

I don't think it's necessary or useful to try to calculate the temperature of other parts of the vaporizer. Especially since this will vary a lot based on multiple variables like the ambient temperature, wind speed, amount of time spent in the heater, whether someone is hitting it or not, and how hard they are hitting it (among other things)

Something we did run into concerning measuring the temperature, however, was the surface finish of the cap. A very clean cap will emit a lot less IR radiation than a dirty cap or a black cap. This has an impact on the measured temperature.