I got my 5V 510 passthru last week, and it rocked from the word go. It made clouds from an old atomizer that had long given up its clouds for puffs. Unfortunately, most of my hardware wasn't prepared for how hard the passthru rocked, and I was stuck running it off my girlfriend's cable box and my desktop PC at work. It really does need about 2 amps to run. Then I ordered the wall-to-USB adapter, though, and we're good to go!
The adapter itself appears to be very sturdy--much heavier than I expected it to be, yet small enough to be ported fairly easily. I plugged it into a socket at the bar tonight and vaped happy with two charged batts waiting in my pocket. There's nothing to say about the passthru other than that it's exactly what I wanted it to be. I'm not sophisticated enough to scientifically measure its performance, but subjectively, it does seem to have more power than batteries. It's a nice, cheap upgrade from the so-so stock batteries.
Thanks again, Hoog, for carrying the best variety of e-cig goods on the net.
The adapter itself appears to be very sturdy--much heavier than I expected it to be, yet small enough to be ported fairly easily. I plugged it into a socket at the bar tonight and vaped happy with two charged batts waiting in my pocket. There's nothing to say about the passthru other than that it's exactly what I wanted it to be. I'm not sophisticated enough to scientifically measure its performance, but subjectively, it does seem to have more power than batteries. It's a nice, cheap upgrade from the so-so stock batteries.
Thanks again, Hoog, for carrying the best variety of e-cig goods on the net.
) and i've run into a bit of a problem and wondered if anyone else has experienced this. lately the connection has been kinda...iffy. i'll set it down on my desk, then when i pick it up, the light flashes like i just plugged it in (so, basically, the wire's not always making contact).
