would this work?

[kathie]

I want to try the MaxxFusion Mini as my first e-cig, but would like to get started asap. Noticed on the web site they have mini pccs which seem to include a battery, and wondering if I bought this now and some cartomizers would I be all set? Was thinking of ordering the USB charger and wall adapter at the same time. Would that charger work for both mini and regular fusion batteries? I know the pcc won't, but maybe I might want to get the bigger batts later.

Also, the description of the mini pcc starter kit says it comes with 1 rechargeable battery and 2 65mm auto batteries. Aren't all the batteries rechargeable? Does it really come with 3? This is all just so confusing

 

[Griffin]

Yes, the wall charger will work with either size MF battery.

The other battery referenced in the Mini PCC starter kit description is the battery for the PCC itself; the PCC uses a standard cell-phone battery. So, you get a cell phone battery for the PCC and two mini e-Cig batteries.

 

[kathie]

Thanks Griffin, that clears things up a lot. So I'm guessing the Mini PCC case, where it says comes with a battery, is probably just the battery for the case itself. Sounds like I still have to wait. I really don't want to start with another brand but if it takes too long I might any way

 

[Frick]

The mini-PCC does not come with an e-cig battery. The only Maxx Fusion batteries they have in stock right now are the Standard (78mm) length, and those don't fit in the mini-PCC. You must purchase e-cig batteries separately.


Just make sure you get the Maxx Fusion batteries (they have two different 'product line' types of battery on the site -- Fusion and Maxx Fusion). The older batteries are not the newer tech that everyone here and elsewhere is raving about.

 

[analog]

I'm in the exact same boat and have a thread going about it now "newbie with questions...", see that thread for lots of similar questions and answers
I'm going to wait it out, I think the mini batteries should be in this week which means the minipcc kits should be available