Portable charging Ego, Itaste MVP, Vtube ?

[CrazyPeteAlive]

I own an ego twist, Apollo Vtube, and Itaste mvp and I recently went camping and all my batteries went dead . I decided to find something that I could take on the go to charge my cell phone and E-cig batteries . I found this on Amazon and was wondering if it was safe to use for charging my ego,mvp, and apollo ... The ad says the input is 5 volt just a little weary after seeing the ipod dock blow up an e-cigarette in the news .. I just don't want to get stuck smoking analog's when I'm out camping .

 

[CrazyPeteAlive]

or this one Dual USB output: Charge two smartphones or an iPad at full speed (USB Output 1: 5V 2.1A, USB Output 2: 5V 1.5A)

 

[djsvapour]

10,000 mAh... incredible.

I got a Pebble (Veho) for about $30. Does e-cigs and mobile phones. (Haven't actually needed it for e-cig)

There is some curious pricing on these sorts of items. Prices range (when I bought it) from $30-$99.99 for exactly the same product... so shop around.

To be honest, for long trips away from power, I just take 4 x 18650 batteries + any eGos lying around.

 

[leerm8680]

You could try a Minty Boost from Adafruit Industries. You will have to solder it together. It runs on 2 AA batteries, your USB cable plugs into the Minty Boost. The circuit card and battery holder fits into an Altoids gum sized tin.

 

[cskent]

Combine a 10,000 mah portable power supply with a pass through and you should be able to vape for a week without a problem. A friend of mine bought a 6000 mah portable power supply from Walmart and told me he vaped it like that for 4 days straight without charging. Just make sure it has at least a 2 amp output on one of the usb ports.

 

[twgbonehead]

Be warned that the nominal ratings (mAh) are often very exaggerated for these power banks.

I bought a couple of these from FT and, as cskent mentioned, use them with a VV Passthru.
https://www.fasttech.com/p/1592002

FT has a big selection of these, and actually tests them for their rated values.

(Edit: This one looks nice:
https://www.fasttech.com/products/1...jib-lb20000-20000mah-portable-external-backup

 

[CrazyPeteAlive]

I was more wondering about if the voltage and amps were safe for charging e-cigarettes ... I don't want something blowing up on me like that ipod dock and e-cigarette video floating around ... Whats the basic ego or mvp amp in the charge cables?

This portable battery is rated (USB Output 1: 5V 2.1A, USB Output 2: 5V 1.5A) which output it better suited for them