A situation I hadn't considered until now...

[patkin]

Whatever I took I would double my estimate on how much vaping I intended to do. Kicking back to entertainment and socializing usually means more vaping for me.

 

[tj99959]

What I do:

And that will last a week

 

[Jc61990]

id recommend a mech or an APV and just a bunch of spare batteries, i have 12 batteries, 8 18650, 2 490 and 2 350's, i usually bring 2 of what ever i have in my mod that day with me, if i use a 650, i rarely ever have to change my battery that day. 350's i will have to change at least once, 490s will last til i get home.

 

[Angiehere]

I'm assuming your rig is 510? Why not just plug your USB charging cable into a USB port in your car, or into a USB > 12v adapter in the car? I keep a second 18650 battery charged for my SVD and for that, I can plug the charger for it into an AC > DC adapter in the car too. A 18650 battery usually runs my SVD for two days unless I'm agitated and start chain vaping it. I also keep two (minimum) fully charged 1300mAh VV batteries with me at all times, charging them at home or in the car as needed.

 

[JayKthnx]

get an external battery with a solar panel or get a powerpot and be the star of the show.

 

[HDMontana]

Also suggest the solar panel. The ones I have looked at are kind of pricey, but could be used in the future whenever you go camping. HD.

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[Kollin6618]

I'd get 2 MVP 2's. I can get 3 days out of one so 2 would certainly work.

 

[revco]

I did a fair bit of research into this, but it was for a different application. The principles are the same, though.

Solar power is going to be limited, depending on your particular situation. Based on my research, most of the inexpensive solar units are going to take quite a bit of time to charge a battery...it's not going to be your typical 3-4 hour charge, especially if you're doing more than one. Plus, you have to erect a solar array in the middle of a music festival...good way to get ripped off, IMO.

I did some testing with an external charging battery and it's the way to go for a shorter trip like that. I was able to get 8+ full charges on Kanger VV 1100mAh batteries from an Anker 15kmAh E5 battery. It small, fairly lightweight and discreet...I'd probably suggest two for redundancy and length of charge. You get a fair bit of loss in the transfer, 50-65% efficiency is about what you can expect on a decent quality unit. Just another FYI, it's probably not practical to recharge these batteries in the field...mine takes over 24 hours to regain all it's power. Here's my test results:

Vehicle charging may or may not be an option for you, but if you're invested into 18xxx series batteries, NiteCore makes a 4-port charging bank with a common 12VDC automotive plug. Just remember, it can run your vehicle's battery down to charge many hours in a row, so it may be necessary to run your vehicle for some of the time.

Good luck!

 

[canucknnv]

That's a problem. I'd recommend a 10000mah or more battery pack and buy a bunch of ego's or whatever from our favorite supplier in the far east. they will have best prices for 1300mah sticks and if you order now you might even get the order delivered by June.

 

[Completely Average]

Mech mod, Kick, and 3-4 Panasonic 2900mAh IMRs should be plenty. You'll probably get right about 3 days out of a single battery charge if you're used to eGos. 3 batteries should easily last you a week, the 4th would be a "just in case" backup.