Not sure if this is the right place

[CanadianCow]

Really not sure if this is the right place and if it isn't I apologize. I was wondering, are there different types of USB wall socket things? I know I have to be careful when I get my setup in regards to charging the battery but I really don't want to rebuy anything I don't have to (would rather use that money on some ecig tech to tryout) but I currently have a USB wall plug thing that I use for my iPod, kobo, backup e-reader and blood glucose meter and if it would work for charging the ecig then that would be perfect for when I travel out of town (won't have to drag along the laptop just to charge my ecig).

 

[sacricide]

i think the amp limits for those could present an issue, i think your best bet is to buy everything thats its intended to be used with

 

[Chick Bowdrie]

There are different types of USB wall socket things. Usually a starter kit will come with an adapter.

 

[DFNDR]

I would just make sure the output is within the specified range for that battery.

 

[SupplyDaddy]

I have a bout 8 different USB wall plugs around here. All of then have the same rating. 3 of them are from Starter Kits. You also have the USB ports on your computer and possibly the power ports in your vehicle with a USB adaptor. You will not have an issue with any of them.

The cord to connect the battery to the plug is something you have to watch. Some are rated lower than you need. If you're an eGo user, it should be rated "Output : DC 4.2V 420mA". The Joytech 510's (cig-a-like batteries) are rated for 200mA.

 

[Ryedan]

I agree with SupplyDaddy. The wall USB plug output will match USB specifications and should all be the same. It's the charger you plug into it that you have to be careful with. That is what makes the correct charge for your battery.

 

[daddytwigs]

I use the same USB outlet that I plug my ipad and cell phone into. griffin something or other. They sell them right next to ipads, ipods, etc. Haven't had an issue yet.

 

[user808a]

All the wall adapters should be 5V, the usb standard. What matters is that the wall charger output amps is greater than or equal to the amps the battery charger requires.