Dual battery mods or internal battery

[Frenchfry1942]

All mine have replaceable batteries. I usually charge via USB, but if need I can put another battery in. I had a mod with an internal battery and the mod (MVP) lasted longer than the battery.

Funny you mention the car; I have a 5-port USB hub in there. Sometimes it gets busy.

 

[afishhunter]

I use the RX 200 with a Uwell Crown tank (3 of them) and an eGo One Mega (on one) all four are in NI TC mode.
Also have three Eleaf TC100W, with either an Eleaf IJust 2, or Vaporesso Gemini (non-RBT/RBA version, uses standard Aspire Triton/Atlantis coils) or a Sense Herakles Plus tank. All are in TC mode.
Might get a Pico kit tomorrow.

 

[Tarener0421]

Funny you mention the car; I have a 5-port USB hub in there. Sometimes it gets busy.

Oh the car is a big deal for me I am a home health therapist. So I drive from house to house all day long seeing patients. I have so many devices to keep in my car and to have the ability to charge it is ridiculous! That being said I can charge anything from cell phones to mods to a laptop at any given time from my car....hence why I gave so many different chargers around.

Being a home health provider is actually why I decided to start vaping! I found myself smoking more and more in the car all day. And figured it was terrible for me to come in and tell you to stop smoking eat better take care of yourself and I wasn't doing it myself! It would probably blow minds if people knew how many of their doctors nurses or health care providers smoked...I know many! Now I have gone from a pack/pack and a half a day to no cigs in a matter of 3-4 weeks. For about a week or two I was having one cig a day but now that is finally gone and I can't stand the smell when my hubby lights his up

 

[Frenchfry1942]

Glad to see the change @Tarener0421 . My wife still smokes and I, now, know how easily other people smelled my cig use. She heads for the porch so, at least, I don't have to smell it in the house.

My car set-up was kinda due to my desire to have no excuse for not having a powered vaporizer. But, it really has become a computer/phone charger. Vaping in the car is sporadic now unless it is a long trip. I just get bored and want to play with something. Flavors are good, too.

Anyway, glad you found a reason.

 

[Continuity]

Urban legend...

He's right you know - it is now an urban legend that just gets passed around without any critical thought or analysis these days.

All that 'you must only use the charger that comes with your device', or 'you should not use a charger that's rated at more Amps than the device' are both totally, and provably false.

Now, largely thanks to the standardisation of nearly everything on the USB standard, you can use practically any charger on any device.

You could use a 100A charger to safely charge a device that needs 0.8A to charge itself - the device will request 0.8A and the charger will only supply what is asked of it.

One thing is that I would avoid charging something that normally charges at 1A on a charger that's only rated for 0.5A (like a USB2 port on a laptop/PC) as this can lead to the charger getting too warm or 'browning out' and supplying dirty current to the device.