Who has the PCC, for the janty? Is it worth purchasing?

[Goldengirl]

Hey all... is it?? thinking of getting that too...

 

[a2dcovert]

Hi Goldengirl,

I have the PCC for my 510. Whether it is worth the expense depends on your needs. I do a lot of traveling by automobile and the portable charging system helps me quite a bit. My kit came with a cable that allows charging by USB and car cigarette lighter. The PCC will charge up to 4 batteries using it's built-in battery. If you don't need these capabilities then it may not be worth it to you.

Kevin

 

[Goldengirl]

yep, sounds worth it to me.. also, wanted to know if it worked?? sounds like your happy with it..

huggles

 

[effigi]

I bought one about a week ago. I bring it to work and carry it in my pocket so that i can swing outside from time to time and vape. It works perfectly for me. It charges the battery before i use it (fresh batts are nice) and works as a nice carrying case as well. The case is very durable and a perfect grab-n-go. For me, it is a must have for my long and busy days away from home and reliable power sources.

 

[ruuku]

I find the stock batteries don't have nearly the same capacity as my other units or the current draw of the 510 is so great that the battery does not last that long. The PCC ensures that I have a fully charged battery at all times. If the 510 is your only unit, or your favorite vape then I HIGHLY recommend it, plus the price point really isn't that bad considering its the equivalent is 4 batteries.

 

[Fox3]

Got one about a week ago, now I just take that and a PV ready to go and when the battery dies, I just swap them, *love it*!

And my 510 too.

Seems like the new shorter ones with the high button don't last as well as the old ones did, but with the PCC it doesn't matter much as the new ones seem to charge quicker too.

 

[a2dcovert]

yep, sounds worth it to me.. also, wanted to know if it worked?? sounds like your happy with it..

Yes it does work well and I am pleased with the PCC.

Kevin

 

[wegster]

Another PCC owner chiming in.
I'm happy with it. At home, I use my USB passthrough, but as stated, the batteries at best last a few hours (manuals..the autos = garbage, IMO, at least mine were..). I *did* have a nit initially with the PCC, in that it *required* you to disassemble your cart and atty, but it doesn't, there's a single slot for battery, a pair of slots towards the back for carts, then the 'middle front' slot is longer, will take a cart + atty combo...ironically, the one or two videos I've seen all say the 'left slot' is for the atty..it's not, here.

Manual batteries work fine, there's a small groove in the battery slot. If you have an older one, you can easily cut the groove yourself.

It does charge a battery at least 5 or so times before needing charging itself, so for on the go/mobile, but not needing days worth of carts, it rocks

 

[Goldengirl]

Thanks all, I am leaving for a trip to Fl.. vacation in June.. and thought this would be the way to go.

Have a fabo Friday ya'll!!!!
muah

 

[denec]

according to Titan website it only works with automatic batteries and not manual why is that?

i was thinking of getting one but we all know most have manual with 510?

 

[denec]

nm i just saw the thread below talking about the PCC and the issue with manual batteries

 

[testerjtester]

How does the size compare to a box of cigarettes? Bigger, smaller, or about the same?

I guess the what I'm really asking is whether it fits comfortably in a front jeans/pants pocket, for anyone that carries it that way...

Thanks,
Tim

 

[effigi]

I read that on TW site too. The one i bought from the Widow holds the manual batteries just fine. If she has them in stock, I would look into getting one from her site .

She does. Only 28.00 too...

 

[effigi]

How does the size compare to a box of cigarettes? Bigger, smaller, or about the same?

I guess the what I'm really asking is whether it fits comfortably in a front jeans/pants pocket, for anyone that carries it that way...

Thanks,
Tim

I carry mine in my front pants pocket for 12 hours shifts at work. (Warehouse type setting) I barely notice it is there. Perfect fit, a little taller than a box of analogs, and a bit less wide. About the same depth..

 

[mamu]

Thanks so much for this thread and your comments. I kept looking at the PCC and was wandering if it was worth it and decided not to buy it.

Well, off to buy another gadget!

 

[Faethe]

I got one from Widows Beadwork. It only charges one battery at a time but that's worked out really well for me. One battery is charged long before the other runs out. It was cheaper. It also seems to hold more stuff like carts and atomizers.

 

[menthollight]

I read that on TW site too. The one i bought from the Widow holds the manual batteries just fine.

Does it have a slot to accommodate the button, or does it just work fine without a slot?

 

[GreySaber]

I don't have a 510.... I'm confused about this thing.... Can anyone help me understand? As I understand it, it's a portable charger and you can plug four batteries into it to charge simaltanious....

Can you plug it into the wall and use it as a wall charger.... Er, as a wall charger for four batteries, not for itself....

What will it hold 'as a carring case? It is suppose tobe that too, right?

It works wtih all models of 510?

 

[wegster]

My PCC (bought from TW) does indeed have a 'slot' in the battery hole, works fine on manual batteries. If you get an older style, you can easily take it apart and cut the slot yourself.

Yes, it can also work as a 'wall charger', plug it in to USB, and let it charge the battery inside as well.

It holds:
1 battery
1 atomizer with cart/mouthpiece
2 spare carts.

I do wish it held another battery, but I can cope with it for now

Sizewise, it's about 1/4" longer than a pack of 100 analogs, 3/8" less in depth, and around 2/3rds the width of a pack of normal smokes.

 

[GreySaber]

1 battery

So it charges 1 battery four times, not four batteries once?