Tootle Puffers, Part Three! (The Sequel of the Redux)

[Uncle]

Or Ya' can get your own private one too . . .

 

[DPLongo22]

maybe your finding out you are outside a safe zone

 

[Bea-FL]

Or Ya' can get your own private one too . . .

I'd love one of those!

 

[classwife]

lol...kinda cute !

 

[Aus11]

Or Ya' can get your own private one too . . .

How did you find this? Why do I not have one? And how do I get one?

 

[h00ligan]

How did you find this? Why do I not have one? And how do I get one?

Me in that thing would look like a clown car. I'm not sure I could get into it.

 

[corn flakes]

Me in that thing would look like a clown car. I'm not sure I could get into it.

It might sink if I got in.

 

[listopencil]

If I put that out on a local body of water around here it would probably be shot for dinner by a nearsighted hunter.

 

[listopencil]

While it's still on my mind I wanted to bring something up; USB cable charger Amp ratings. A while ago I downloaded an Android app for my cell phone on a whim. It tests your current charge rate when you plug a charging cable into your phone. It seems to be accurate. The name is Ampere and it is available on the Google Play Store for free. I'm sure that there are other apps that do the same thing so I'm not so much recommending this particular app. But I am recommending that people who can use an app of this nature should have an app like this. I just recently (Doh!) realized that this is pretty handy for making sure that you don't charge a mod's battery at too high of an Amp rating if you end up in situations where you may not be carrying the charger designed for your particular mod. Seeing how this is the tootle puffer thread I would imagine that there are a lot of people visiting in who use mods with internal batteries and could use something like this as a safety feature. You could plug your phone in first, read the Amp rating, and then use the charger if it is within the safe parameters of your device.

I tend to use mods with 18650's in them but I do have a device with an internal battery. I will also shortly have a total of two devices that can be charged via USB even though they use 18650's. But I don't charge via USB unless the device requires it. I have an Efest LUC 4 that I use religiously because I'm paranoid. But if you do want an app like this, here's a link to Ampere:

Ampere - Android Apps on Google Play

 

[Uncle]

How did you find this? Why do I not have one? And how do I get one?

Well I can't find any on Google, however I did find in Ft. Lauderdale . . .

The Duck Ride on the intercoastal . . .

​

Also a rental place:


PADDLE BOAT RENTALS

iFUN CENTER FORT LAUDERDALE
1040 Bayview Drive Fort Lauderdale FL 33304
info@funcenterfl.com
Tel: 954 533 0439


AND - In Miami there was this one too . . .

Duck Tours South Beach

 

[corn flakes]

While it's still on my mind I wanted to bring something up; USB cable charger Amp ratings. A while ago I downloaded an Android app for my cell phone on a whim. It tests your current charge rate when you plug a charging cable into your phone. It seems to be accurate. The name is Ampere and it is available on the Google Play Store for free. I'm sure that there are other apps that do the same thing so I'm not so much recommending this particular app. But I am recommending that people who can use an app of this nature should have an app like this. I just recently (Doh!) realized that this is pretty handy for making sure that you don't charge a mod's battery at too high of an Amp rating if you end up in situations where you may not be carrying the charger designed for your particular mod. Seeing how this is the tootle puffer thread I would imagine that there are a lot of people visiting in who use mods with internal batteries and could use something like this as a safety feature. You could plug your phone in first, read the Amp rating, and then use the charger if it is within the safe parameters of your device.

I tend to use mods with 18650's in them but I do have a device with an internal battery. I will also shortly have a total of two devices that can be charged via USB even though they use 18650's. But I don't charge via USB unless the device requires it. I have an Efest LUC 4 that I use religiously because I'm paranoid. But if you do want an app like this, here's a link to Ampere:

Ampere - Android Apps on Google Play

Someone on here reccomended this a while back. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00J3JSEG6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

 

[Bea-FL]

While it's still on my mind I wanted to bring something up; USB cable charger Amp ratings. A while ago I downloaded an Android app for my cell phone on a whim. It tests your current charge rate when you plug a charging cable into your phone. It seems to be accurate. The name is Ampere and it is available on the Google Play Store for free. I'm sure that there are other apps that do the same thing so I'm not so much recommending this particular app. But I am recommending that people who can use an app of this nature should have an app like this. I just recently (Doh!) realized that this is pretty handy for making sure that you don't charge a mod's battery at too high of an Amp rating if you end up in situations where you may not be carrying the charger designed for your particular mod. Seeing how this is the tootle puffer thread I would imagine that there are a lot of people visiting in who use mods with internal batteries and could use something like this as a safety feature. You could plug your phone in first, read the Amp rating, and then use the charger if it is within the safe parameters of your device.

I tend to use mods with 18650's in them but I do have a device with an internal battery. I will also shortly have a total of two devices that can be charged via USB even though they use 18650's. But I don't charge via USB unless the device requires it. I have an Efest LUC 4 that I use religiously because I'm paranoid. But if you do want an app like this, here's a link to Ampere:

Ampere - Android Apps on Google Play

Great idea! Thanks.

 

[listopencil]

Someone on here reccomended this a while back. https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00J3JSEG6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

That seems decent enough, but if I can remember to lug that around then I can remember to lug my OEM mod charger around.

 

[corn flakes]

That seems decent enough, but if I can remember to lug that around then I can remember to lug my OEM mod charger around.

Why would you need to lug it around. Test the charger and test the mod

 

[listopencil]

Why would you need to lug it around. Test the charger and test the mod

I'm saying for when you are out and about and you need a charge but you want to make sure that the charger you have access to has a safe Amperage. Like, say, your tootle puffer isn't supposed to be charged at more than 1 Amp. All you have access to is your friend's cell phone charger because you are in your friend's car running errands. You don't know if your friend's charger is 0.5, or 1.0, or even a 2 Amp charger. You could just plug their cord in to your phone and check with this kind of app.

 

[Aus11]

Well I can't find any on Google, however I did find in Ft. Lauderdale . . .

The Duck Ride on the intercoastal . . .

​

Also a rental place:


PADDLE BOAT RENTALS

iFUN CENTER FORT LAUDERDALE
1040 Bayview Drive Fort Lauderdale FL 33304
info@funcenterfl.com
Tel: 954 533 0439


AND - In Miami there was this one too . . .

Duck Tours South Beach

No joke at all...... I am like 20 minutes from FT Lauderdale! haha

 

[brewbear]

I'm saying for when you are out and about and you need a charge but you want to make sure that the charger you have access to has a safe Amperage. Like, say, your tootle puffer isn't supposed to be charged at more than 1 Amp. All you have access to is your friend's cell phone charger because you are in your friend's car running errands. You don't know if your friend's charger is 0.5, or 1.0, or even a 2 Amp charger. You could just plug their cord in to your phone and check with this kind of app.

Or you could just plug in your mod....if it sizzles, quickly throw it out the window. Any reason to buy a new mod.
Aw... don't mind me, I was out in the sun all day.

 

[Two_Bears]

Kinda the same here,I've got a Lemo v1 and no matter how I set it up I could never get a vape that worked well for me and I tried for a good long while.I gave up and went back to my KFs.

Agreed. I like Kayfun's

 

[corn flakes]

Or you could just plug in your mod....if it sizzles, quickly throw it out the window. Any reason to buy a new mod.
Aw... don't mind me, I was out in the sun all day.

Cheaper than blowing up your phone.

 

[brewbear]

Cheaper than blowing up your phone.

True, unless you have one of the Samsung-ka boom phones.