WOOT $29.99 MOD kit found!!!

[pixiedust]

I have a feeling it should work for the protected 3vs because he's not offering a separate charger for those.

When I ordered my 3v protected batteries for the Thermo from an eBay seller, a charger was part of the deal. So I'll have 2 chargers to possibly to work with the 16340 batteries but of course I don't want to kil anything if protected or unprotected batteries need different chargers.

Good question because I can't manage anymore chargers..I already have one for my NIMH camera batteries, I have the TR-001 for my 14500's and 14650's and now I'm getting one with the 16340's pretty soon I will need a separate power strip just for these chargers =/

 

[yelaxsg]

So I was wanting a MOD kit badly but the honest truth is i couldn't afford the ones I was seeing THEN OMG I found it.

SPARKPLUG SP2 KIT direct from the manufacturer $29.99

I ordered it received it . Working great 24hr customer service i couldn't believe i found it here's the link
SparkPlugforSmokers.com
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Great source. Thanks for sharing!

 

[dripdaddy]

Good question because I can't manage anymore chargers..I already have one for my NIMH camera batteries, I have the TR-001 for my 14500's and 14650's and now I'm getting one with the 16340's pretty soon I will need a separate power strip just for these chargers =/

Might want to check this charger out. UltraFire WF-188 Charger switchable for 3.0/3.2/3.7 volt batteries. 3V and 3.7V charging. Not sure about charging 14650's, but it does say it can charge 26650's so it should be able to handle to 14650's. Someone correct me if I am mistaken. Might help to eliminate your plethora of chargers. Super T Manufacturing, Innovative manufacturer of electronic cigarette products.. Less than $18 shipped. Scroll down almost to the bottom of the page.

 

[tybin]

Just wanted to let you know the Protected AW 17670 is said to work with the thermo tube.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/litecig/82485-3-7-thermo.html

Those have 1600mah capacities at 3.7v. So thats 12-16 hrs of heavy vaping at 3.7v.

If we're going to keep this discussion going in the new vapors thread, I think it would be good to keep emphasizing that these come with NON PROTECTED BATTERIES this just seems like an accident waiting to happen to me...

 

[dripdaddy]

Adapters are a great option, but so is a 801 atty, very good flavor. It was one of my early PV types and I still go back to them from time to time.

Never used an 801. Might have to try one since that is the native connection.

 

[dripdaddy]

If we're going to keep this discussion going in the new vapors thread, I think it would be good to keep emphasizing that these come with NON PROTECTED BATTERIES this just seems like an accident waiting to happen to me...

Good thinking ty. I keep forgetting this a new vapers thread.


SAFETY FIRST: PLEASE USE PROTECTED BATTERIES WITH THE SP2 !!!

 

[tybin]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/new-members-forum/181817-so-i-got-29-99-sparkplug.html


is this really the case? the little version doesn't need protected batteries?

 

[tybin]

Good thinking ty. I keep forgetting this a new vapers thread.


SAFTEY FIRST: PLEASE USE PROTECTED BATTERIES WITH SP2 !!!

perhaps a moderator can move it over to general discussion?

 

[pixiedust]

woohoo! I got mine today & just got my 'protected batteries' off the charger. I'm using the regular tube right now, it's real nice =) I actually like the bottom button, it's not as easy to accidentally fire it as the side button. I'm very happy & it's pink and cute which is even better =)

 

[tiburonfirst]

lol ......

anyhow - NO battery is completely safe - please, do some reading through roly's excellent guide

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/129569-rechargeable-batteries.html

 

[tybin]

my point is that this is in the new members thread. folks that wanna use it should at least know what their doing. it looks to me that they are still sending the kit with unprotected batteries and a cheap charger. If you know better fine, but folks coming in here right off the street need more information

lol ......

anyhow - NO battery is completely safe - please, do some reading through roly's excellent guide

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/ecf-library/129569-rechargeable-batteries.html

 

[tiburonfirst]

lol, ty, it has been moved - but even here in the general discussion forum your warnings are still appropriate ...

 

[tybin]

well good i'm glad it was moved

 

[Stosh]

well good i'm glad it was moved

Good and bad, should copy all the warnings and links to warnings in this thread into a
sticky for the New Members forum.

Noobs need protection, not just batteries....

 

[Stosh]

A tiny dab of Noalox on the thread should keep them working smoothly. (Home Depot, electrical)

 

[Brooklynguy1]

HEY everyone check this out another cool find
read this

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...her-amazing-discount-item-woooooooooooot.html

 

[Nomoreash]

Might want to check this charger out. UltraFire WF-188 Charger switchable for 3.0/3.2/3.7 volt batteries. 3V and 3.7V charging. Not sure about charging 14650's, but it does say it can charge 26650's so it should be able to handle to 14650's. Someone correct me if I am mistaken. Might help to eliminate your plethora of chargers. Super T Manufacturing, Innovative manufacturer of electronic cigarette products.. Less than $18 shipped. Scroll down almost to the bottom of the page.

Good little charger, I've been using it for about 5 months. Doesn't overcharge, selectable 3.0 or 3.7v and 2 charging speeds that will charge most any size. I've used it with 14500 and 18650 and yes it will do 14650. The negative post is on a slider so it's adjustable according to the size of the battery.

It's a little more expensive than most basic chargers but if you're going to need it for multiple sizes which most of us will eventually whether we think we will at the time or not, it's paid for the slightly higher price.

 

[Traver]

Good little charger, I've been using it for about 5 months. Doesn't overcharge, selectable 3.0 or 3.7v and 2 charging speeds that will charge most any size. I've used it with 14500 and 18650 and yes it will do 14650. The negative post is on a slider so it's adjustable according to the size of the battery.

It's a little more expensive than most basic chargers but if you're going to need it for multiple sizes which most of us will eventually whether we think we will at the time or not, it's paid for the slightly higher price.

Here's a good review of this charger.
Review of / Measurement on UltraFire WF-188 charger

 

[proax9]

Can anyone compare this SP2 to the Indulgence ($60)? By the time you buy the correct batteries, charger etc, the price is almost the same: BUT you get various threaded caps with the Indulgence.
Any thoughts?

 

[Andyhrn]

Indulgence has a side-mounted switch which is a more convenient.You have to push the PV against teeth/lips to use a bottom switch (why did they come with this idea anyway?).