question about Batteries

[clarke187]

What is this screwdriver in which you speak? =)

Originally Posted by Grumpysanta

I think the little batteries in e-cig's are so overworked that any attempt at trying to make them last longer is a waste of time. External Power, Troggs ScrewDriver are the only way forward. I think it was Trogg who said that the batteries are never allowed to drop below a certain voltage (either 2.7v or 2.4V if I remember correctly - Trogg will put me right if I'm wrong.) That suggests to me LiPo batteries as they are the only batteries I am aware of that must not be fully discharged, and would also explain why they cost so much.

[zaphod]

Its DA E_CIG, and I'm waiting for mine to arrive.

[youfillintheblank]

Aw damn it! I didn't know that when mine did the same thing yesterday!
Shoot, I already demolished the battery to use as a building block for a possible AAA NiCad battery set-up. Anybody try that? NiCad does have a high discharge rate, and I imagine more vapour.......and a really fugly e-cig!

Originally Posted by Grenage

Apparently you can sometimes remedy that by pushing a paperclip through the opening and trying to hit the switch. Either that, or a short, sharp tap on a counter might do it.

[shawnp1]

lol he said fugly

[sixstring]

Originally Posted by clarke187

What is this screwdriver in which you speak? =)

A picture of the ScrewDriver kit with instructions - ECigScrewdriver

Mine's on it's way!!!!

[shawnp1]

good luck, i hope u enjoy the screwdriver it has some very good reviews.