Just to prevent the times you forget to bring it when going out? I'm thinking about leaving one in the car but worried that it might be stolen.
do you leave a PV in your car?
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I've left multiple PVs in the truck but I keep them out of sight. I can't say that I wasn't worried but the wife (wisely) pointed that out to me.
I live in AZ and have no idea what high temps are reached where you live but here... no... never. True, in the mild winters in the Valley (desert) it would be okay but might be forgotten about when temps start to climb so, based on the possiblility of a forgetful accident, I wouldn't even start doing it. Internal car temps even under cover get dangerously high for these batteries. I've read here about them exploding in cars due to high temps.
Edit: see Indiana but leavin this for those who might think its okay everywhere.
Edit: see Indiana but leavin this for those who might think its okay everywhere.
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Not on purpose, but way back in the beginning I found a Blu that had rolled onto the rear floor boards. It was no worse for the ill treatment. Also, no better. This was New Mexico in June, if it matters.
I would not in the summer. I don't consider it good or particularly safe for the battery.
No leaving in the car here I have 4 mods I use in rotation while I'm home so I would miss it if I left it I'm car and since it's usually in my hand I never forget to take one with me when I leave the house!
Yes indeed. I keep mods, liquid, coils, tanks, notebook for ordering more stuff, kanthal, silica, cotton, batteries, chargers, cartos, vodka for cleaning and drinking, all in my car. Come to think of it I live in my car!
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I never leave my babies in the car unattended. They might get too hot or too cold or worse yet, someone might cut my convertible top and steal them, don't really care about the top, just don't wan to lose my APV's
It would be a WAY bad idea to leave my PV in the car here in Phoenix. I'd be worried the batteries would blow or the glass from the tanks would crack, nevermind what might happen to the computer chip.
Nopers, not gonna happen.
Nopers, not gonna happen.
Doesn't everybody? 
I am lazy. My goal is to have a PV within arms reach no matter my current location.
I am lazy. My goal is to have a PV within arms reach no matter my current location.
Not where I live. I've had windows smashed just so someone could steal a crappy set of Walmart headphones and loose change in my center console... I imagine a PV would go quick as well.
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I don't. It gets way too hot here for me to be comfortable leaving it in the car.
No freakin' way!!! It gets so damn hot here in the summer, I had a Bic lighter blow up in the car once. Pieces/parts everywhere.
P.S. Don't you lock your car?
P.S. Don't you lock your car?
I'm only at 100 or so days. I have one of those small EGO cases and it has a full emergency kit. I also have 4 spare pillows for my bed in case I lose my primary one.
Never in the heat of the summer or the extreme cold of winter but for the rest of year I left an "emergency kit" (ego 650 battery, atomizer, drip tip, bottle of juice, car adapter and charger) in my glove compartment for the first few years of vaping. Don't feel the need to do that anymore, but happy I did. I still have a charger, ego twist, atomizer, bottle of juice, and drip tip in my desk at work.
I couldn't find my spinner last night. Sure enough, it was on the seat of my car. 
I'm so glad I noticed before I went to bed. It's been really cold here lately so I imagine the juice would've froze and cracked the tank.
I'm so glad I noticed before I went to bed. It's been really cold here lately so I imagine the juice would've froze and cracked the tank.
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