Question about power

[PennyLynn]

So. I'm almost at three weeks and still astonished at how easy the switchover has been. I started out with the innokin itaste vv and like it very much! I actually have two of them and recharge every night.
Now what happens if there were to be a power outage? Is there some way I could recharge without wall electricity? I hate to think of being so desperate that I'd need to run out to 7-11 for the bad stuff...

 

[Dana A]

There are power packs you can buy to charge things when camping or in emergencies. You could get one of those. I have a mod that uses replaceable batteries so I always have like 6 batts charged. That's 6 days worth so I am pretty safe I think.

 

[Enoch777]

Portable solar charger might work as well... but I feel it's worth noting whatever alternative charging devices you decide to use make sure they are in-line with the manufacturer's specifications, i.e. a regular eGo should be charged:

~Input : DC 5v=500mA
~Output : DC 4.2v=420mA

Likely whatever device you decide to use will have hookups for your normal USB/Mini USB plugins so it shouldn't really be an issue, but again, safety is always first so it's worth investigating before you make a purchase.

 

[Baditude]

The iTaste MVP has a 2600 mAh rechargeable battery which can last nearly 3 days on a charge.



Instead of buying cigarettes at the convenience store, there are always the disposable e-cigs sold there.

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

I suggest buying an inexpensive car charger/ adapter.

 

[retired1]

I suggest buying an inexpensive car charger/ adapter.

Yup! If push comes to shove, I have an inverter that allows me to charge my batteries in the truck.

 

[KenD]

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