Yes. But at this point, you can probably take one of the batteries out and use it while letting the other(s) finish charging.
Ah, I gotcha. Well, I've started with the two, I might as well wait for the both of them to fill up now. I'm at the final stretch, anyway.
OK, they're full now. I am vaping. First things I've noticed using the iClear30's that came with the kit:
1. @4.0V/8.0W, flavor is definitely fuller and more consistent than my eGo-C Twist/Mini Protank combo. This I like. I could get flavors similar to this the eGo setup, but it was easy to get a burnt taste after several long drags. Not so with this, so far.
2. Tougher draw. The airhole for the mouthpiece on the iClear is much smaller than the Protank's, which might explain why.
3. Warmer vapor. This is surprising as I thought it was supposed to be a cool hit. I'm not sure if it has anything to do with the above.
4.
Less MORE vapor, smoother TH. Vapor production is
still good, however GREAT. I just had to get used to the pull, since the sensation of drawing is so different from the mini 'tank. I was unable to achieve this level of vapor without getting that nasty taste on the eGo C. This is fantastic.
So far, so great.
Only thing I would like to do is improve the draw a bit, which I'm assuming can be accomplished with a different atty. This thing is bloody fantastic and easily worth the $60. I am very happy with the performance of the iClear 30s, too, but we'll see how they hold up.
Update: Yup, draw on the mini 'tank is no different than on my eGo C. Taste is the same, too, though I'm afraid to take bigger hits since I'm practically running on empty! All in all, I think the differences can be attributed more to the atty than anything else, but the difference in taste when vaping my coconut cream pie juice is obvious and welcome.
Update 2: The thing looks goofy as hell to me but GAT DANG does it perform. I'll be using it for as long as it lasts. Still looking to experiment with a mech eventually, I'll just continue using the iClear 30s.
