LK,
I had a thought the other day (rare events so I try to jot them down) wondering if there was a way to "Green" the ecig movement a bit. We already do have some advantages such as much fewer parts and pieces thrown away than cigarette butts, but the power that charges the batteries is almost always coming from a non-green source such as coal. With the advent of relatively cheap solar cells (improving and getting cheaper to make all of the time) is there any chance that they could be used to create a solar-powered charger for the batteries?
I am not sure if it would be possible or affordable to do so, but it might provide a chance for you (Smoke Stik) to offer something new and clearly differentiate your product even further if it did. I know there would certainly be some people interested in purchasing one if it is possible to do so! Particularly those types that like to go camping etc. in the outdoors without easy access to power outlets, or to US troops out in the field!
(Or some of the squirrels in the photographs in the Christmas contest post for that matter!)
Just some food for thought...
I had a thought the other day (rare events so I try to jot them down) wondering if there was a way to "Green" the ecig movement a bit. We already do have some advantages such as much fewer parts and pieces thrown away than cigarette butts, but the power that charges the batteries is almost always coming from a non-green source such as coal. With the advent of relatively cheap solar cells (improving and getting cheaper to make all of the time) is there any chance that they could be used to create a solar-powered charger for the batteries?
I am not sure if it would be possible or affordable to do so, but it might provide a chance for you (Smoke Stik) to offer something new and clearly differentiate your product even further if it did. I know there would certainly be some people interested in purchasing one if it is possible to do so! Particularly those types that like to go camping etc. in the outdoors without easy access to power outlets, or to US troops out in the field!
(Or some of the squirrels in the photographs in the Christmas contest post for that matter!)
Just some food for thought...
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