Coolest EGO style carrying case that I have ever run across: Solar Protable Charging Case for Ego Batteries 510 Batteries w 1100 mAh Battery | eBay
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Meh. Here's the same thing with TWO batteries, five cartridges, chargers and case for $30.00
Black EGO set E-cig 1100mah plus Zipper Case FREE SHIPPING World Wide (Auction ID: 101008, End Time : Oct. 08, 2013 20:40:43) - VaporHawk.com - Cheapest Electronic Cigarettes on the Net
Black EGO set E-cig 1100mah plus Zipper Case FREE SHIPPING World Wide (Auction ID: 101008, End Time : Oct. 08, 2013 20:40:43) - VaporHawk.com - Cheapest Electronic Cigarettes on the Net
Um, the one I posted is solar chargeable. I can buy plain old cases day in and day out for $6.00ea.
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That *IS* pretty cool, actually. I might have to poke the bank since it's about time for my vaping allowance...
But I thought ecig stuff was prohibited on ebay/paypal?
But I thought ecig stuff was prohibited on ebay/paypal?
amazing how they sell all sorts of accessories for herbs of dubious nature but ecigs are supposed to be a no-no.
I saw one of these at the local B/M shop where I live. I was afraid to ask how much cause I knew if I had the cash it would have to come home with me. They look awesome in RT.
Just sticking with cigarettes which I think the original ban covered and was extended to e-cigs, its amazing the amount of smoking paraphenalia that is on ebay from ashtrays to lighters to cigarette cases. You would assume that anything ecig related without tobacco by products (eliquid) would also fall in the same category.
A 0.88W solar panel costs about $0.40 so it's relatively worthless. Would also take 6 hours to recharge the battery under ideal conditions.
Even on Albaba the panels are a couple bucks each- and you have to buy 1000 of them to get that price. That also doesn't include the electronics to make it a charger.
As far as the 6 hours- if you are camping and don't have access to electricity, 6 hours is a whole lot less than lying your battery on a stump and hoping it will charge itself.
As far as the 6 hours- if you are camping and don't have access to electricity, 6 hours is a whole lot less than lying your battery on a stump and hoping it will charge itself.
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