I just have a quick question about chargers. I had a m401 about 1.5-2years ago and one thing that always bugged me was how short the charger was. Just recently got an ego-t (thanks cognot) and i noticed the same thing that the charger is extremely short. So that got me wondering how other people combat this so I thought I would post here and find out.
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Hi and welcome....Yes, it is short...I always charge on my kitchen counter and put something under the bat so it has something to rest on..... or I use a power strip and plug the wall unit into that....it is also on the counter
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I use a power strip to plug mine into. Rest the battery on a block of wood (Yes, I'm paranoid )
)For the moment I have it in the bathroom in the plug above the counter resting on a q-tip box but don't like it being that close to the sink. I will probably go out and get one of the 6ft cord 3 plug power strip things and just rest it on my desk.
Cignot also sells a strip that can hold 10 batts at one time, either in the charge or holding positions. The cord is about 3 feet long. Ask Vickie if it'll work for the batts you have. I have all 10 colors of the eGo-T with the 1000 amh batts, and they sit lined up in the charger. I also use the USB charger that came with the kit, plugged into my computer for fast charging and the batt just rests on the desk. I hope that helps.
Cignot also sells a strip that can hold 10 batts at one time, either in the charge or holding positions. The cord is about 3 feet long. Ask Vickie if it'll work for the batts you have. I have all 10 colors of the eGo-T with the 1000 amh batts, and they sit lined up in the charger. I also use the USB charger that came with the kit, plugged into my computer for fast charging and the batt just rests on the desk. I hope that helps.
That looks perfect for what I need. I also have the 1000amh batteries so if they fit and I'm assuming they do since you use them. I will have to pick one up. I don't have 10 yet but I'm sure it will happen sooner or later haha.
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I use a power strip on a counter. In the power strip I have a 4-port 2amp USB to AC (enough juice to charge up to any 4 batteries, a PCC and 3 batteries, etc) plus a couple of single USB to AC's. The charging cables are long enough that at least the bottoms of my batteries are resting on the counter.
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