WHOA! So many replies. Thanks to all.
Just following you from the other thread....No opinion as of yet but will vote soon.....
Glad to have ya.
GOD I hope you are not talking about placing it in the no no zone for carrying into work.
The smaller bat mods might work like a vp1 or spade.
HAHAHAHAHA. No, I don't think that would be necessary.
The Bartleby is a Great device...and while it does run a different Sized Battery as the Lil' Chuck(CR123a vs 14500) they are both rated at 3.7v and 900mAh's...so if your not worried about the lil' chuck running out of gas...i wouldn't worry about the Bartleby
True that. I didn't know the mAh rating of the Bartleby batts.
I had been using a Blu e-cig with the PCC and I actually just got my Chuck yesterday. Yes the Blu batts fit a 510 atty as I found out when I got the Chuck. I still use both, but my Chuck will definitely be using my Chuck as primary, with my Blu as a backup for going somewhere that I may not be comfortable using my Chuck.
The Blu PCC is 15/16" x 2 1/4" x 3 3/4", so almost exactly the size of a pack of analogs. This with two batteries that I alternate while charging has never lasted my less than a full day and I've used it for 2 months now.
The Chuck is 7/8" diameter, 4 3/4" long (not counting the atomizer/cart) and I am still going after a full day of heavy vaping using 2x disposable 3V batteries which are about 1500mah. Using an 18650 or similar should last at least 2x as long.
The other big concern is that replacing a battery for a big battery mod is much cheaper than replacing a standard e-cig battery and the batteries should last longer since they aren't being charged and discharged as often.
The PCC also gives you a convenient place to store extra carts and attys (no spare juice). A big batt mod doesn't have this capability and everything would be loose in your pocket, or you'd need a separate small case to hold them.
Good points. The convenience of having everything in one small case is why I like the idea of a PCC so much.
i'd think a flashlight would look right at home on a prison guard. just leave the atty in a shirt pocket.
Haha. That's true.
yeah if the look and feel of the silver bullet is synonymous with a maglite to you, then wouldnt it fit right in?
Indeed.
For me, I think I would stick with a black 510 with no blue light and a round cartridge. Put it in your shirt pocket with a pen clip and not try to hide it. I should look just like a ink pen. Stealth vape until you get use to your surroundings and then look at your options. If you could get a personal charger in your locker, that would help a lot. Maybe do a cartridge mod to max the amount of juice the cartage holds.
I like your idea. The worry I have is the fact that the e-cig is a strange electronic device that I am sure no one there has ever seen. I don't want them to think it's a bomb or something.
To me, it shouldn't be any different than bringing a pack of analogs into the compound, and I am POSITIVE that there are smokers that work there.
I'm not sure yet how .... they are gonna be over security. I do know that NO CELL PHONES are allowed on the compound, which is sort of strange to me. It does worry me, though. They are very .... over recording devices of any kind, for some strange reason. I can't really figure out why, but oh well.
I might have to go back to analogs when I first start, at least until I can get to the point where they know me and don't strip search me every time I come in for work. But the ink pen idea works, too. The only thing is, I do know they make you empty your pockets and run everything through an x-ray machine. They are obviously gonna know the e-cig isn't an ink pen.
I think I will discuss the e-cig with the HR department before I start. At least let them know what it is up front... "a quit-smoking device"... hehehehe. If I'm not allowed to bring it in, oh well. Guess I'll be an analog smoker while I'm at work.
