wireless charging pad for vaporsharks

[Pepperty]

I bought a classifieds vaporshark dna30 with card and wireless receiver but it drove me mental 'peeping and pinging' every couple of minutes regardless of how I positioned it, I fiddled and faffed for about 10 days and in the end I carefully pulled out the card connector, removed and happily went back to plain old plug in! I tried all sorts of chargers, usb pc ports (have 2 and 3) and multiple powered usb plugs but no go...

I can see that the dna 40 circumnavigates this issue by having card build in, so least you can plug in via usb and/or charge via the mat. I'll probably keep the base and get around to buying a vaporshark dna40 one day -- and fish the charger mat back out? but for now it was an expensive mistake!

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Dec 21, 2014 17:27:20 GMT Bob said:

Dec 20, 2014 16:17:57 GMT Tom said:

3!!?

lol

The only thing I will say is they are a bit big, you have the put the shark in just the right place but its easy to do and easy to see when you've done it

Do you find that they get quite hot when charging though

The vaporshark use to get quite hot with the official one. 

[davie87]

mine gets silly hot, quite worrying really

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Dec 21, 2014 17:27:20 GMT Bob said:

Dec 20, 2014 16:17:57 GMT Tom said:

3!!?

lol

The only thing I will say is they are a bit big, you have the put the shark in just the right place but its easy to do and easy to see when you've done it

Do you find that they get quite hot when charging though

Cant say I recommend wireless charging with regards to vapor shark and safety but I also can't really say do what I recommend, not what I do.

[Greg]

Dec 21, 2014 20:29:00 GMT davie87 said:

mine gets silly hot, quite worrying really

It will get hot as it's an inductive charger using electromagnet fields to transfer energy, just use normal charging precautions and you'll be fine 

[davie87]

That's nice to no I was more worried about frying the chip or damaging the screen with the heat more than causing a fire because I never leave batteries charging unnatended anyways

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Dec 21, 2014 20:43:58 GMT Greg said:

Dec 21, 2014 20:29:00 GMT davie87 said:

mine gets silly hot, quite worrying really

It will get hot as it's an inductive charger using electromagnet fields to transfer energy, just use normal charging precautions and you'll be fine 

It's Magic I tell yer....

[Greg]

Dec 21, 2014 21:09:05 GMT @letsavit said:

Dec 21, 2014 20:43:58 GMT Greg said:

It will get hot as it's an inductive charger using electromagnet fields to transfer energy, just use normal charging precautions and you'll be fine 

It's Magic I tell yer....

Oh yeah it's magic too but I took for granted everyone knew that bit 

[michnig]

Excuse my ignorance peeps, are we saying that by buying one of these ebay charging mats/pads I would be able to inductively charge my VS40 without buying anything else as it has a card built in.
can someone please explain from A-Z please,thank you.

[Tom]

Dec 21, 2014 21:47:25 GMT michnig said:

Excuse my ignorance peeps, are we saying that by buying one of these ebay charging mats/pads I would be able to inductively charge my VS40 without buying anything else as it has a card built in.
can someone please explain from A-Z please,thank you.

Yes michnig

Bob Ive not noticed the shark get hot on the pad, but saying that, nor am i feeling it all that often.

Will keep an eye out

[Bob]

Dec 21, 2014 20:29:00 GMT davie87 said:

mine gets silly hot, quite worrying really

That's why I asked, I actually got one of the eBay ones along with the receiver card for my Sammy Note II, and they both got worryingly hot, but if that's normal, then it's okay.

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I would say warm rather than hot.

I suppose having a skin on won't help disperse the heat.