V1P PCC starter kit vs Innoken Aio?

[sg1]

I'm looking for something portable to carry when out and about.

The Jac Vapour PCC looks good, the ability to carry one fully assembled ecig and one charging. So no flaff with just taking the ecig out and using it quickly. However I would like to store my cartos too. I find if I leave them in my pocket the opening gets dirty, I put the bungs ontop...but I'm forever losing them!

The Innoken Aio also looks good, the ability to store extra cartos. The lid puts me off, as it adds to the flaff. Also I've heard bad things about the switch, that it comes off easily and rattles inside. The ability to charge my phone would be good, I have a HTC and the battery drains quickly. But I religiously charge it every night.

In conclusion, I'm leaning towards the V1P PCC. Would be good to hear any views.

Thanks

[Karma]

If you want to try one of these SkyCig has a voucher 'quit38' that gets you the starter kit plus pcc for £11.99

SkyCig is a510 fitting so you can buy any 510 cartos to fit. I don't know anything about the kits you mention I'm afraid but I pressume they'll cost more than£12

[OneDay]

Jul 2, 2012 11:33:25 GMT Karma said:

If you want to try one of these SkyCig has a voucher 'quit38' that gets you the starter kit plus pcc for £11.99

SkyCig is a510 fitting so you can buy any 510 cartos to fit. I don't know anything about the kits you mention I'm afraid but I pressume they'll cost more than£12

Also, the Skycig kit is a fag-packet sized PCC with slots for one assembled cig, one spare battery (on charge or not) and five spare cartos

[sg1]

Jul 2, 2012 11:33:25 GMT Karma said:

If you want to try one of these SkyCig has a voucher 'quit38' that gets you the starter kit plus pcc for £11.99

SkyCig is a510 fitting so you can buy any 510 cartos to fit. I don't know anything about the kits you mention I'm afraid but I pressume they'll cost more than£12

Thanks for the reply I'm considering the SkyCig...at that price! the normal price of £50 seems waay too high. With these things do you get what you pay for? If that's the case, I'm assuming the SkyCigs batteries would be sub par compared to the other kits?

[Karma]

The SkyCig bats are 90mAh which is quite low, you'd have to check to see how it compares to the others. I suppose though as you get the PCC it doesn't matter so much!

And, you're right, £50 is way too high, but I bet some people have bought it at that price!

[OneDay]

SG any cig-sized battery will be pretty poor just by the physics of it's size. I don't think the skys are any poorer in themselves than any other

[OneDay]

Jul 2, 2012 11:41:58 GMT Karma said:

And, you're right, £50 is way too high, but I bet some people have bought it at that price!

I did >, before I found this forum and learned better

[Dream (s)]

I'm using the skykit, quite good actually for travelling, but be warned the battery's do not last, constantly needs charging, but for going out and about it's perfect! The case once charged will give you 3-4 recharges on each battery, plus if you buy the usb car charger, bobs your uncle PERFECT!

I've just ordered another kit the 510 T for £24.00 (theres a discount code for that) cos the skycig battery is 90mah (as far as I know and the 510 T is 280mah, I also bought a case for it where it holds you extras... But as for the Skycig really good as Karma says £11.99 with the discount code.

I hope this helps

[sg1]

90mah seems very low!

I have 2 old TW 650mah batteries, one that I use as a passthrough and 1 ego variable battery. I use these at home with visions.

But I'm too self conscious to use these out in public, and I still smoke at work and when out. Something I want to stop, and figure something small and light will reduce the "are you using a bong?" comments.

I like the blue led on the V1P compared to the red, also this way no one will ask me if I have a "spare cigarette"! And I'll get a white battery for when I want to blend in.

I really wish vapping was well known in the public, but until then hopefully something like these kits will help.

(edit: for those that use skycig, do the larger 510 batteries fit in the case for charging?)

[OneDay]

Jul 2, 2012 11:51:32 GMT sg1 said:

(edit: for those that use skycig, do the larger 510 batteries fit in the case for charging?)

No SG they don't, and from previous posts I seem to remember that the sky charger has reversed polarity to the norm and fries other makes

[Dream (s)]

Jul 2, 2012 11:56:14 GMT OneDay said:

Jul 2, 2012 11:51:32 GMT sg1 said:

(edit: for those that use skycig, do the larger 510 batteries fit in the case for charging?)

No SG they don't, and from previous posts I seem to remember that the sky charger has reversed polarity to the norm and fries other makes

I'm glad you wrote this, I was thinking of charging my 280mah batterys on it when they arrived.

Or am I misunderstanding what you just explained

[Dream (s)]

I've just been in a group on fb called Skycig and everyones complaining about the batterys of the skycig, so It's ok for emergencys, but not to vape on all day everyday. Even though I like the skycig, because of it looking like a real cigarette it drives you mad constantly having the charger on the go all day!

[OneDay]

you haven't misunderstood dream. I think it's unwise to charge another batt on the skycig charger. Nellie tried and it damaged his batt I believe. I may be wrong, but better safe etc

[Dream (s)]

Jul 2, 2012 12:13:36 GMT OneDay said:

you haven't misunderstood dream. I think it's unwise to charge another batt on the skycig charger. Nellie tried and it damaged his batt I believe. I may be wrong, but better safe etc

Thankyou for the info, cos even though I'm upgrading (sightly) I still want to keep my skycig for going out and about.

[OneDay]

I've kept mine too, still take it to work