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    Default Would LOVE to see Charger That Can Charge Two Batteries

    Don't know about the rest of you but I'd love to see a charger that can charge two batteries at once. Is it so rare that people want to charge two batteries that noone's thought of this?

    I'd much rather spend $10 more for a charger that can handle two batteries than $10 for an extra charger.

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    me too. been thinking this for a while. hopefully it will be out. I carry 3-4 batts at any one time. I can go through them all in a day of heavy smoking especially with the amount of people that want to try it. i need a quick way to charge them. my usb charger is slow.

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    i found on DE this charger, which look ok for the cigars bat, and its for 2, some experience with it?
    DealExtreme: $9.17 TrustFire All-in-One Charger (for 10430/10440/14500/16340 /17670/18650/CR123A)

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    I have this one: DealExtreme: $17.50 Soshine 10440 3.6V Li-Ion Battery and AC Charger Set with USB Power Port
    It costs more; and has a bit less possibilities. But it seems to have a safety built in that the others don't have. I'm not very savvy in electronics, so don't ask me what the exact difference is (maybe those in the know can see that by looking at the descriptions) - but I went for the safety-argument (given bij Knutselpeter, whom I trust to be in the know on these things). And it sure charges my cigar- and cigarillo-batteries fast and well, without having to keep a watch on it while loading.

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    thanks katink, its look wellmade, its cost more but coming with to bat; can you please, tell what is the power of bat (mAmh)-its usually written on bat, sorry, i cant see info on DX. thanx a lot

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    Quote Originally Posted by vafvaf View Post
    i found on DE this charger, which look ok for the cigars bat, and its for 2, some experience with it?
    DealExtreme: $9.17 TrustFire All-in-One Charger (for 10430/10440/14500/16340 /17670/18650/CR123A)
    That should work fine. It has two separate channels and that's what you want. Since you're going the dealextreme route, be advised that the batteries they sell are often overrated. Don't believe claims of 500mAh in a 10440.

    This is actually one of the advantages of going for a cigar. Generic batteries & dual charger for cheapo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jason View Post
    This is actually one of the advantages of going for a cigar. Generic batteries & dual charger for cheapo.
    thanks jason for advice abut batteries; yes -maximum "generic elements" that why i decide for ecigar; hard to be depend from only one particular brand-producer; addicted smokers (as me) getting nervous fast when they did not get replacement for the dead parts.

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    DC I got a DURACELL INSTANT CHARGER from argos I posted it somewhere it will charge about 4 njoy style batteries via a usb lead and only takes a few hours to recharge it.
    It takes about 2-3 hours then to recharge the e-cig batteries the same as if you plugged it in at home. You also need a normal e-cig usb lead.
    Its great for when you are away from the computer or home for a while.

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    how about Emps Octopus ?!?!?!


    P.S. = My PM Mailbox gets really full, really fast, so bear with me if it takes me a few days to get to your PM :) Don't forget, you can always contact us at info@puresmoker.com :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by vafvaf View Post
    thanks katink, its look wellmade, its cost more but coming with to bat; can you please, tell what is the power of bat (mAmh)-its usually written on bat, sorry, i cant see info on DX. thanx a lot
    When I bought it, it came with 2 batts of 600 mAh. And as said: this seemed very much overrated... and now I am seeing the same batteries saying they are 500 or even lower mAh.

    The important difference between the Trustfire and the soshine seems to be however that you can leave the soshine alone, it will stop when battery is full (regulated per battery'so you can charge battery's that are at different stages of charge together at same time) and some other safety in too; while the Trustfire needs supervision, and misses safety against overload or shortcircuitry. Several reports of the Trustfire-chargers catching and causing fire on dutch forums (though those were a while back, not seen any lately... so perhaps Trustfire did do some more work on them?)
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