Camping and the E cig

[Yopa]

Question for all you vapers out there. I am heading camping a few times this summer, for the first time since I started vaping. I will have the kid with me on all the trips, and I do not use my e cig in front of him. I expect that it will be quite hot on the trips (most likely between 80-90). Since I will not be using the e cig during the day, what is the best way to store the set up, along with my liquids??

I assume putting it in a hot car is really bad for the juice. I know its not good for the batteries. Can I stick it in a ziplock bag in the cooler?

Would be thankful for any advice people can give me about what they have done when going camping. Using a Kanger evod kit with the a glass tank.

Thanks all!

 

[dabba1991]

i dont know about the cooler but when i go fishing and its hot i just keep mine out of the sun and seems to be fine did this on a 2 day camping/fishing trip and kept it in my back pack when fishing and in the tent when not useing it and had no problems hope this helps. Have fun on the trips!

 

[sc12]

Hot weather thins your e-liquid which makes it more likely to leak. A ziplock in the cooler is definitely the way to go.

 

[gjbateman]

I think both answers are correct. Myself, I keep them in the cooler right next to the beer (out of the water). Heat will slightly degrade your nicotine level and any flavors you may have. Thin or thick let it come to outside temp and carefully fill your tank. If it is thick it tends to get stuck and doesnt flow well down into the tank and can get liquid where you don't want it.

The batteries in a separate zip lock bag of course. Take care charging a cool battery...let it come to outside temp.

The most important thing is to have fun camping with the "kid". They are times to remember.

 

[Yopa]

Perfect. Thanks guys. I will most likely keep the setup I am using during the day in a backpack or something. I can use it when the kid naps or is off playing. But the spare batteries and juice I will keep in the cooler.

 

[MalkinMania71]

I need to jump in here too. I'm going on a two night kayak trip next week. I didn't even think about the heat and the batteries. I planned on having it in my waterproof container but should I wrap something around it to keep it out of direct sunlight. I'm taking 2 T3S tanks and my protank mini. All will be on ego-T batteries. It may be overkill but I don't want to run out of batteries or juice out there. Any other suggestions?