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Well, I can't answer 100% unless I can read the sticker on the adapter.
Are you talking "mains" power adapter?
4/5 of my mains adapters will work. The one that wouldn't would be dangerous to use. Be careful.
Are you talking "mains" power adapter?
4/5 of my mains adapters will work. The one that wouldn't would be dangerous to use. Be careful.
I would look at the website that you bought the triton from. Sometime in the description it will tell you. Better yet, most vendors have a place to send them an email for questions. But for the most part, it is always better to use the equipment that is recommend for the devices. If you are buying from the same vendor as you bought the triton from, look at what they recommend for the vision spinner. If it is the same thing, then there ya go.
edit. Just looked up both devices. 1 is a 510 thread (spinner) and it doesn't say what the triton is. I would buy what the vendor selling them advises.
edit. Just looked up both devices. 1 is a 510 thread (spinner) and it doesn't say what the triton is. I would buy what the vendor selling them advises.
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Your adapter's output (expressed in both volts and milliamps or amps) must match the input requirements of your charger dongle.
If you don't know or cannot determine the specs of the two devices, don't use them together. You could damage the charger, the battery, or both. It could also cause a fire.
If you don't know or cannot determine the specs of the two devices, don't use them together. You could damage the charger, the battery, or both. It could also cause a fire.
ok i'm just talking about the usb part.
I totally understand that the part that plugs into the battery is best to use the one for that brand.
but i'm thinking if they all end with the usb can be plugged into a computer....
then would any brands usb adapter work? just the part that the usb plugs into that goes in the wall.
not the part the battery is screwed into. but the part that is plugged into the wall.
is that any clearer?
I totally understand that the part that plugs into the battery is best to use the one for that brand.
but i'm thinking if they all end with the usb can be plugged into a computer....
then would any brands usb adapter work? just the part that the usb plugs into that goes in the wall.
not the part the battery is screwed into. but the part that is plugged into the wall.
is that any clearer?
I found this on my search
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...0-usb-charger-regular-e-cig-wall-adapter.html
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...0-usb-charger-regular-e-cig-wall-adapter.html
Not all wall adapters are the same. Some put out more current than the charger dongle can handle.
Look at the specs for the wall adapter you have. It should be on a label on, or printed on the adapter itself. It should say what the device puts out, and it should be expressed in both volts and amps (or milliamps). If the voltage is 5.0 and the amperage is 1 amp or 1000 milliamps, then it will work with the spinner charger dongle, which is a standard Ego charger, which has the same 5.0 volt input requirement.
Another option to consider is a multi-USB port wall adapter. Duracell makes several high quality multi-port adapters. I have one with two ports and use it to charge two Ego batteries at the same time. I got mine at Office Depot in June when my cheap wart died.
That link showed it had an output of 500 mA and 5 volts (which is USB standard voltage). So as long as the charger's input is less the 500 mA it's fine.
That's for USA power (110 volts A/C to USB converter).
So see what the sticker on the charger says for INPUT.
No no no no.
Let's try again.
Are you in the USA? That must be input voltage on the A/C to USB adapter. Is it 120/240 (both 110 USA and 240 UK)?
There's no charger that would take 240 as input. So that must be the wall adapter.
Well, guess she either blew up or it worked. 
The 240 V input doesn't make sense for a charger, only for the wall adapter. And then, it's not USA standard so if she plugs it into a 110 volt USA outlet it won't work. But I assume she's matched household current.
And I don't know of a trickle charger that needs more than 500 mA as input.
The 240 V input doesn't make sense for a charger, only for the wall adapter. And then, it's not USA standard so if she plugs it into a 110 volt USA outlet it won't work. But I assume she's matched household current.
And I don't know of a trickle charger that needs more than 500 mA as input.
I'm pretty sure that there's a stepdown transformer in that device that recognizes the voltage it's receiving and adjusts itself accordingly. I have wall warts that say they'll take 100 - 240v. As long as they're 60Hz, the stepdown (or step up) circuitry does its thing.
Yeah, but I was after the INPUT on the CHARGER in mA. But oh well. Should be OK. As long as it doesn't draw more than 500 mA since that's the max ouput of the AC/USB adapter.
The link she provided said it was 110. Meh.
The link she provided said it was 110. Meh.
Well, guess she either blew up or it worked.
The 240 V input doesn't make sense for a charger, only for the wall adapter. And then, it's not USA standard so if she plugs it into a 110 volt USA outlet it won't work. But I assume she's matched household current.
And I don't know of a trickle charger that needs more than 500 mA as input.
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Im still alive. I havnt bought anything yet. I currently have halo triton. Looking to get that vision twist, but my funds are super tight as i have only been at this 3 weeks first bought white cloud starter, then south beach smoke, then halo g6, then halo triton.... And now im onto a spinner. Needless to say rhats a lot of money in a short time hahaha. Trying to cut so e corners if i can.
Well, the link in post #7 said it's a 420 mA imput. So it should be fine.
The like YOU provided said that was for 110 volts input though. So if you have normal USA 110 volt wall plugs you're fine. If you're on 220v check with the vendor.
The like YOU provided said that was for 110 volts input though. So if you have normal USA 110 volt wall plugs you're fine. If you're on 220v check with the vendor.
The Vision Spinner is eGo threaded, the Triton is vGo threaded; they're (mostly) not interchangeable, regardless of the charging volts/amps.
The Triton charger is 808 threaded, the Vision charger is 510 threaded.
Now, if you meant "Volt Spinner", that's a whole different story.
The Triton charger is a standard 4.2v 420 mAh charging spec.
The Volt Spinner charger appears to be the same. (not confirmed)
Both are 808 threaded.
The Triton charger is 808 threaded, the Vision charger is 510 threaded.
Now, if you meant "Volt Spinner", that's a whole different story.
The Triton charger is a standard 4.2v 420 mAh charging spec.
The Volt Spinner charger appears to be the same. (not confirmed)
Both are 808 threaded.
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