Why can't vaporizers keep battery away from face?

[Racehorse]

It would be great to have a PV with a power cord that keeps the battery away from your face.

Like an iPod cord, or cell phone, also personal devices. Seems like there could be extension cord that would keep the battery away from you by a foot or two? They you could use a safe, conventional battery?

80% or more of my vaping is done at home........so could be tethered to a cord and large battery.

Why can't a PV be desinged to work on a conventional Alkaline battery pack, or maybe even a Big one you could put on the table next to you.

 

[Orobas]

You could get one of these, hon

TTT Gooseneck flexible extension e-cig mod reviews

not sure how long it is but you could probably hook two up together if you really wanted.

 

[artt]

That is a great idea but for myself the most important part of holding my P-10 is it's similar to a cigarette, or the P-18 I guess more like a cigar. It's in my head I know, but that is the "trick" that makes vaping work for me.

 

[meli.]

Here's a possible solution, the safe vaping battery backpack:

and when the batteries blow, this happens:

obviously strictly for outdoor use.
I'll try find an indoor solution

 

[bzmotoninja83]

Pass thru w/o batts for indoor.....




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[Mac]

You have a good idea there. Now all you need to do is invest a few hundred thousand dollars into the production and marketing of it and hope China doesn't come out with a half priced knock off before you recoup your investment.

 

[bzmotoninja83]

Best post ever!!!!

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[oxygen thief]

As long as you take precautions...buy the safest batteries, use a multimeter, but an APV with safety features, your odds of that happening compared to, say, a car crash messing up your face, are pretty slim. I wonder with all the members here, how many have had that happen.

 

[Racehorse]

Yeah O2, probably less than 1% ignition of laptop cells, cell phones, etc. too. Vaporers aren't dying from ignitions, that's for sure......but analog users are dying from lung disorders.

But this doesn't mean that inventing a better wheel, or suggesting doing so, is a waste.

Most of the improvements in the world did not come about by status quo......it's usually because somebody, somewhere, wanted something different or better.

 

[bmrdave]

I'm sure as long as you made sure the output was in the correct range, you could run a coil cord from a photoflash belt pack. Just a matter of the right circuitry. I remember some used to even use 6 or 12 volt lead acid/gel batteries. I think most of them use Li-Ion these days but don't quote me.

 

[tj99959]

Build one of these, problem solved

 

[scalewiz]

The belt pack was pretty close. There's a number of them available that are used to recharge cell phones, cameras, etc. Select one with a USB outlet and plug in a USB passthrough of your choice. Run the cord under your shirt and keep the device in your pocket; ready to go at a moment's notice!

 

[Racehorse]

Build one of these, problem solved

Tj, where's the power source / battery for these located? In the kiosk?

 

[tj99959]

Tj, where's the power source / battery for these located? In the kiosk?

In the square base.

 

[LucentShadow]

I'd look into portable USB chargers and a passthrough.

I'd guess that there may be too low of a wattage limit on those typical battery-based chargers, though, so I'd probably build something like this:

Heavy duty portable charger for usb devices (phones, iPad, etc.)

There are any number of ways to do something like that. I'd probably start with a modification of something like this:

The PUCK e-Cig Mod - An e-Cigarette Box Mod You Can Build Cheap and Easy and Uses Standard Rechargable BatteriesThe PUCK e-Cig Mod

Using 4 series NiMH AA batteries in a Radio Shack project box with a USB port installed would probably be adequate. Those are 2000mah+, can be quick-charged, and bought locally.

ETA - I should point out that 3-5 of the AAs could be used, for 3.6, 4.8, or 6v.

 

[Butters78]

In the background of that picture, I thought the back of that guy's shirt was a baby bottle with wings lol.

 

[Razloz]

Yeah LucentShadow beat me to it, that's what I use daily. 4 NiMH AAA's in a 1x2x3 project box with a Phoenix RBA. Gonna be switching to AA's shortly though due to the higher mAh, but with a 15 min recharge time the AAA's have been doing fine, just keep a set charged while using another set. If you're kinda crafty like I am you could always build yourself an adapter with 510 connections to keep the batteries away while you vape. Basically what's in the above picture, old school hookah tubing with your +/- wires running through it attached to a switch that connects to the other 510 connector. Been playing around with something similar but it's not done yet, planning on having it just plugged directly into the wall, no need for batteries at all at home. 9 volts stepped down into a variable voltage table top mod.

 

[njay23]

In the background of that picture, I thought the back of that guy's shirt was a baby bottle with wings lol.

it IS..........

 

[njay23]

You could get one of these, hon

TTT Gooseneck flexible extension e-cig mod reviews

not sure how long it is but you could probably hook two up together if you really wanted.

A gooseneck is the first thing I thought of too. Don't see many using them anymore.

 

[Cptfunpants]

I have one of those goosenecks coming in tomorrow! You should get about 9 of the 6" models and wrap them around yourself like rambo.