You will need a minimum of 1.5 Amps to 2 Amps to be on the safe side.
Just got my Chameleon pass through!
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You will need a minimum of 1.5 Amps to 2 Amps to be on the safe side.
That's what I thought. Off to scout the net to see who has them unless someone has a good link for one?
Awesome! Thanks
Col.! Check you out buddy! Now I owe you a debt of gratitude! For that link! We're talking with our battery supplier about these and we weren't too sure what to look for. 2 amps sounds like the necessity here! So Thank you!! I really like these one's from your link and personally my night job requires being behind the wheel all the time! Thank again!
You are very welcome Isaac! I assume that you found the ones that were 2 amps for the cig lighter right?
Just remember though, if it has 2 USB ports, you will only get the full 2 amps by using 1 port, if you use both ports at the same time the amps get cut down.
Swipple-I feel the same way. Been enjoying not worry about my batteries unless leaving the house!
RIGHT!!! I work from home and it is so nice to have it hooked up right here. I use my Palm Pre wall charger as it seems to put out a little more juice than my laptop.... I have been in Seminars the last two days (luckily with my comp) and my Chameleon was the subject of more of the discussion than anything else....alot of people from out of town who were shocked you couldn't smoke in vegas unless you were on gaming floor. Iken may get some orders starting next week (I gotta get some more business cards *and maybe comission LMAO). All joking aside this thing saved my live in those 8-5 sessions!!!
PS for all worried I did verify it was ok to use prior to busting it out
They are absolutely amazing is right. I don't plug mine into the computer because I don't want something to go wrong like a short or anything that could fry the motherboard. Unlikely I know, but. I have a 5 port usb hub that came with a power supply that puts out 5 volts and 2.6 amps that works great.
Will do Col! Thank you very much. We're having a bit of problem sourcing them. i found these, but my supplier can't lol
USB Chargers | USB Travel Chargers | USB Adapters
I'm going to shop around for a different electronics supplier, this isn't the 1st disappointment that came from this one unfortunately.
The more I read about 5 and 6 volt vaping, the more curious I get. I have only had one experience with 5 volt vaping and it was horrible. So either I am a wimp LOL or my exerience was not a normal one. The one and only time I tried 5 volt was using a Cartomizer 5volt PT with a cartomizer. It was harsh, burnt my throat, tasted terrible and was not something I would like to repeat. So now I'm wondering if that is typical for some people or did I do it wrong or have bad equipment. I tend to take very long, hard drags off my ecigs. Usually several back to back. I was very good at scorching cartos LOL Did I just do it wrong, or are cartos a bad way to start at 5 volt or am I just a 3.7 volt person. I'm perfectly happy at 3.7 volts, just am curious as to why so many like 5 volt vaping.
Honestly Wway, if 3.7v does the job for you, there's no need for HV. HV enhances any atomizer in the 3 basic categories. Flavor, Actual feel,Vapor production. Another good feature for High voltage is that you can cut down on your nicotine intake. If you vape 24mg for example, on HV 24mg will feel close to 36mg, so 12-16mg will give you the 24mg feeling. In short, if your atomizers satisfies you and your happy with your body's nicotine intake, then there is no need for it.
USB Charger Integrated in Outlet ? TruePower
These would be a cool item to carry. Isaac-look at getting these in quanity. I'm thinking 3 for me. One in hte office, one in the tv room and one for the kitchen!
These would be a cool item to carry. Isaac-look at getting these in quanity. I'm thinking 3 for me. One in hte office, one in the tv room and one for the kitchen!
Very nice! That is clever, I hope easy still applies to setting up, but this can be perfect! I'm starting to hear about pulling off 5v's directly to a pc, isn't a good thing with certain computers and a powered usb hub is required, that you actually plug into the wall anyway!
I'll find out some details, or unless you already beaten me to that!
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