ego charger

[gauged4go0d]

Is there such an animal that is high charge rate? Everything I see considered high charge is 500mah. Is three something higher? I'm actually considering using a 510 connector to charge with my rd battery charger.

 

[r77r7r]

500 is the highest I ever saw. If you're having long charges, it might be a defective battery. Are you having issues or just tired of waiting?

With these batteries, a slow charge is a longer lasting charge and makes for a well functioning device.

 

[gauged4go0d]

I'm using 1300mah batteries and was curious if I could use something with a higher charge rate.... 750-1000 would be ideal.

 

[r77r7r]

I'm using 1300mah batteries and was curious if I could use something with a higher charge rate.... 750-1000 would be ideal.

Most of us just get 2-3 batteries so we'll have one charged up at all times. Is it taking more than 4-5 hours to charge your 1300?

 

[gauged4go0d]

I average 2.5 hours per charge. I have four 1300mah batteries. I'm looking at charging even more, soon.

 

[r77r7r]

I average 2.5 hours per charge. I have four 1300mah batteries. I'm looking at charging even more, soon.

And you're getting a good 10-12 hours vaping from each one?

 

[gauged4go0d]

Coming from smoking two packs a day, one battery can last me just over three days.

 

[Trailz]

My EVOD 1300 mAh VV takes from 4-5 hrs for a full charge, this is normal based on the charge times listed on the product page.

 

[seminolewind]

I get much better charges using the wall outlet. I use any USB adapter to plug into the wall adapter to the outlet.

 

[ISGRidge]

I just ordered a couple of these yesterday: Innokin iTaste Wall to USB - 1000mA

 

[proxion]

I just ordered a couple of these yesterday: Innokin iTaste Wall to USB - 1000mA

These are just the USB wall warts. The actually charger is at the end of the USB cable and is the part that your battery threads into. It has a regulator that only allows 420 mA - 500 mA of current anyhow. Those 1000 mA wall warts are capable of supplying more, but you will need the appropriate charger for it.

Also, most of the eGo style batteries were only meant to charge at 420 - 500 mA, they may experience shorter lifetimes or bigger problems if you subject them to much much higher charge currents. Also, remember that these batteries are specced to higher discharge currents (much much higher) than continuous charge currents.

 

[ISGRidge]

These are just the USB wall warts. The actually charger is at the end of the USB cable and is the part that your battery threads into. It has a regulator that only allows 420 mA - 500 mA of current anyhow. Those 1000 mA wall warts are capable of supplying more, but you will need the appropriate charger for it.

Also, most of the eGo style batteries were only meant to charge at 420 - 500 mA, they may experience shorter lifetimes or bigger problems if you subject them to much much higher charge currents. Also, remember that these batteries are specced to higher discharge currents (much much higher) than continuous charge currents.

Right you are... I was thinking for a direct USB connection.