Hey, all. I'm new here and fairly new to vaping and this is my first post outside the New Members and Halo forums (fora?). I did a search to see if this subject has been covered already but I found nothing.
Anyway, here's an interesting question to consider: If there were a widescale power outage, how long would you be able to continue vaping? In my case, assuming all my batteries were charged, it'd be one day at my regular pace or maybe two days if I cut way back. This concerns me a little. I guess a source of vaping power should become as much a part of my emergency preparedness plan as things like flashlights, candles, a radio, canned food and bottled water. I can't have a generator (I'm an apartment dweller) so I'll have to think of some other means to recharge my batteries during a power outage.
I'm not sure why I thought of this except that I've lived through a few blackouts and I like to be prepared for these scenarios. That's why I still have a landline and at least one hard-wired phone in my house.
Anyway, here's an interesting question to consider: If there were a widescale power outage, how long would you be able to continue vaping? In my case, assuming all my batteries were charged, it'd be one day at my regular pace or maybe two days if I cut way back. This concerns me a little. I guess a source of vaping power should become as much a part of my emergency preparedness plan as things like flashlights, candles, a radio, canned food and bottled water. I can't have a generator (I'm an apartment dweller) so I'll have to think of some other means to recharge my batteries during a power outage.
I'm not sure why I thought of this except that I've lived through a few blackouts and I like to be prepared for these scenarios. That's why I still have a landline and at least one hard-wired phone in my house.
