Nuck's Fistpack battery change?

[uzzaperez]

So I've been looking at the Fistpack. My one concern is changing the battery. I understand the battery isn't meant to be changed, but all batteries die eventually. I also understand you can send it back to Nuck to get a new battery but that seems quite the hassle.

Does anybody have input on changing the battery on a Fistpack?

 

[uzzaperez]

Found some answers:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/closed-sold-threads/92216-fs-multi-voltage-fistpack.html

https://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AXdaMZo4FKMVZGhqdnE4YnNfNDNjN2Q0cHBoZg&hl=en

 

[jcamacho]

Get the Buzzkill instead, has variable voltage, cheaper and better with easy battery change. Notcig.com, read up on it.

 

[uzzaperez]

Get the Buzzkill instead, has variable voltage, cheaper and better with easy battery change. Notcig.com, read up on it.

Just ordered one. I'm pretty excited about it - looks to be an excellent product. I'm a carto user so I'll have to wait about a month for my 901 to 808/901 adapters to get here but whatever, that is the most exciting Mod I've seen in a long time, since MadVape's Mini-Vapestack at 3.7 volts. It will use the same batteries too so that will be nice. I can ditch my 3.0 volt batteries now and just stick to the Ultrafire 16340/CR123s.

Thanks for the recommendation. Not a bad price at all for the technology in it. I figured the first thing to come out would be an 18650 set up with a switch to step up the voltage to 5 volts like the Fistpack, but more battery-change friendly. No more watching for someone to make that though, the Buzz will fit the bill just fine (I think/hope).