First Day at work without a battery charger.. Kinda scared.

[paulishuku]

OK, so I've been vapin' my Joye 510 now for approx 3 months and I bring it to work with 2 batteries and a charger every day and I got used to changing my battery every 1.5 hours. Well 2 days ago I just got my first Silver Bullet and I charged an 18650 Battery up all night last night and it's officially my first day with my Silver Bullet.. So far, wow the difference is just absolutely amazing. I'm getting more vapor, I'm feeling more from the nicotine, and not once today have I had to change the batteries. I've been testing the 18650 battery most of the night so far with my handy dandy volt meter I keep at work, and it's been reading 4.002 volts all day.

I trusted what I read though, and decided not to bring a charger with my other 18650 battery.. Should I be worried? I am a heavy vapor and take puffs every 3-5 minutes.

 

[ndfourleafclover]

If you put a fully charged battery in your silver bullet, and bring a fully charged battery with you then you shouldn't need to bring a charger with you. Unless your working like 48 hour shifts.

All my mods use 14500 batteries and I have never had to use more than 2 full batteries in one day. I would say i am a medium to heavy vaperer. More on the heavy side unless I get distracted and forget to take a hit every once in a while.

 

[DC2]

Your 18650 battery will last all day, and laugh at you in the middle of the night for charging it again.
If you can't get a good two days out of it, that would be a shock to me.

 

[paulishuku]

Your 18650 battery will last all day, and laugh at you in the middle of the night for charging it again.
If you can't get a good two days out of it, that would be a shock to me.

Ok that's good to know lol. I think I'm just freaking out right now cause I was always changing my batteries before.

 

[quasimod]

So, how did it go?

That SB isn't so big after all, without all that extra battery stuff to lug around and keep track of...

Don't be afraid to swap those 18650's out every day; I've read that Li-ions will live longer if they aren't fully discharged on a regular basis. They don't have a problem with "memory effect" like the old batteries.

When the inevitable stresses of work get you wound up, make sure you're not holding that deadly weapon in your fist! Too much temptation!