Promises promisesI bit.
I just placed an order for the red Radius on the other vendors site. This is my last ProVari purchaseEver.
The amount of electricity required to vape is pretty much negligible compared to anything resembling normal house-hold use. Think about it, a decent 18650 might hold 12 watt-hours of of power. That's about 1.5 minutes worth of typical house-hold draw and keeps me vaping all day long.
Thats easy.
Solar Cell places in south facing Windows to charge my Lithium Ion battery packs. Now solar cells are a very slow trickle charge.
Plenty of Li On battery packs
Six Kmashi 10,000 mah battery packs
One Kmashi 11,200 mah battery pack.
Four Roop 12,000 msh battery packs
The 11,200, Kmashi and Roop battery packs have an LED light that can be used like a flash Lights. One will be charged via solar Cell. Others will be charged via DC-AC inverter.
I will be using these battery packs to run LED Lights abd charge my tablet computer, phone, and charge my LG HG2 vape batteries
I know. Its Absolutely rotten! But i was on tge drum beat to prep for almost 18 months if vaping was important.
Here you go two bears https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01L...ttery+bank&dpPl=1&dpID=41AieBxJFYL&ref=plSrch
Got a question... on all of the new pod systems, are they what we would call closed systems?
Assuming the pods are not refillable and the connection to the battery is proprietary, I would call them "closed".
I believe that's the reason they are being introduced is in the hope that they may get through the PMTA process that open system components likely cannot. If you want to PMTA approval for your e-liquid, you have to show it's "safe" with any and all devices it could possibly be used in. If you want PMTA approval for a mod, you need to show it's "safe" with any and all atties and liquids it could possibly be used with. If you want PMTA approval for an atty, you have show it's "safe" with any and all mods and e-liquids it could possibly be used with. So in principle, it should be easier to convince the FDA that a closed system is "safe" because the manufacturer controls all the variables and the user can't mix and match stuff from other manufacturers, thereby creating a potentially "unsafe" vape in the process.
Of course, printer manufacturers also believe that their systems are "closed" with proprietary ink and toner "pods".
Gotcha! Saw them online and I wasn't sure if they were Rba or what I would call disposable.
Thanks but already have over 130,000 mah battery packs on hand already.
Apparently you never charged a battery pack. That WILL take DAYS to charge.
For me to charge a 10,000 mah battery pack takes 16-20 hours to charge on a one amp wall plug.
Further more if a battery pack dies on me; i only lost 10,000-12,000 mah from my rotation.
Anker makes good products. I just think they are over priced.
I own this one, takes about 16 hours to charge, its a Lipo...........have many battery packs, and yes, the Lithium ion ones take long to charge,even the small 10000ma, just trying to help you
Meh. If you want some real runtime there's always this one https://www.amazon.com/Briggs-Strat...350&sr=8-1&keywords=power+generators+portable
I just bought the Anker 20100+ ... works awesome, bought it because it can charge my MacBook and iPhone via USB-C.
next on my list ...
Anker | PowerHouse
I have been using something like this for years since I travel quite a bit. I picked one up that is similar to this at a truck stop....Pilot or Loves....one or the other. It has 4 outlets and I just plug my chargers into it just like at home. Have had it about 5 years and still going strong.
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