Welcome. You're right to be cautious. Lithium batteries cram a lot of power in a small space and can be dangerous if mishandled. You don't mention a charger. If you're contemplating one, think Nitecore or xtar brands. You can charge in that mod, but I don't recommend it. I think stand alone chargers do a better job and are safer. Plus, you can just swap for a fresh battery that way, rather than being tethered to the wall whilst charging.
that's a good rig, it should serve you well. But if your local vape shops allow you to taste test juice before buying, it's worth spending some time on.
TBH, I never even considered the possibility of a spare charger since the website stated that it can be charged through the evic itself. Is that unsafe ? *resumes panicking*I have done the same
Samsung 25R would be a safe, yet inexpensive, bet. From what I've heard, the Evic VTC Mini is still a beginner friendly device, so I wouldn't be too concerned. Furthermore, the Tron S tank is the better one when compared to the 60W version.
I wouldn't say unsafe. But probably less safe. Batteries are unstable while charging. Dropping it while charging can cause a problem. This is less likely with a stand alone. You vape the mod, not the charger
That's what it's USB was intended for. You only have to be worried about charging via USB on more expensive mods, such as the ones with DNA board.
I wouldn't say unsafe. But probably less safe. Batteries are unstable while charging. Dropping it while charging can cause a problem. This is less likely with a stand alone. You vape the mod, not the charger
I might skip the charger part, atleast for now, since I have no way of getting my hand on one atm. Also,I rarely vape while charging almost never. Furthermore, I have already found out my preferred juices but thanks for the tip, however I am unsure if they will change now that I will move to a stronger device.
I honestly can not say, Kay. As I said above, it is probably less safe, but not unsafe. For my part, I never charge my batteries in the mod. Never. I don't own a fixed battery mod precisely so I can avoid it. In addition to the safety aspect, I believe the electronics in a stand alone charger take better care of my batteries than a dime-sized charging board in a mod can. Batteries are expensive and dangerous if mishandled. To me, it simply makes sense to take the best care of them I can. A decent charger costs no more than a pair of good batteries anyway.
Actually the built in charger on the VTC Mini is pretty safe, mine stops charging at 4.18 Volts, my wall charger charges to 4.22..
or if you go somewhere where you won't be able to charge you can bring the second battery with you for a backup
Truly, you should be fine. Li batteries deserve to be treated with respect, but there is no need to fear them. You charge the LiPo pack in your cell phone without a second's thought, do you not? If you are worried, they make Lithium charging bags, made of some fire-resistant material. You can plug in the mod or charger, bung in in the bag, and place it on top of your stove or a metal cookie sheet or something. Another good option is to go to a surplus store, buy an empty ammunition can, and charge in that. You will find the taste of juices will change, sometimes subtly, sometimes a lot, with a different power level. But what you really need to watch is the nicotine level, if you use it. More powerful equipment will mean you're getting a lot more nic per draw because you're getting more vapor. You might want to cut that down a bit.
Hi,
Dna 200? Charging via usb is perfectly safe and usually the only way people do it with lipo/lifepo4. The dna 200s that have 18650s I would only use the mini usb for firmware, but charging out of the mod is the reason they use 18650s for quick swap lol. I might build another one with 3 lg hg2s so i dont have to wait on my 1050 lifepo4 to charge all the time when vaping 60w.
The Samsung25r us 2,500 mah. Tge LG is 3,000 mah
