Hi from another newbie

[Chrissie]

No there is no need to wait, as Karma said, the batteries come with a factory charge so you can use one right away.

[Perpetua]

Once the light has gone green Chris, you're good to go . . . although instructions say an 8 hour initial charge, you don't have to.

[Perpetua]

Snap.

[debs40]

You should be able to use the battery straight away Chris,as they come with a factory charge. They will obviously need a full charge, but you can have one on charge, whilst you vape with the other one, so you can get started

[Perpetua]

And a double snap.

[debs40]

Jun 2, 2012 14:35:59 GMT Perpetua said:

Snap.

Ditto

[Chrissie]

Lol that was loads of snaps

[chrisjw]

Ah right.......ok..............thanks guys........will get this lil' baby up & running in that case........

[debs40]

At least Chris wont be in any doubt that he can use his batteries #icon_rofl#

[Chrissie]

Go for it Chris

You need to press the button 3 times in a row to turn the battery on then just press & hold down while you drag on it

[debs40]

My flaming internet is soooo slow today, that between the time I hit the reply button, and it actually posting it, there have been about three other posts, so apologies ##

[Chrissie]

*wonders how many of us are refreshing the page waiting to hear what Chris thinks of it?*

[OneDay]

F5 F5 F5

[debs40]

Jun 2, 2012 14:41:26 GMT Chrissie said:

*wonders how many of us are refreshing the page waiting to hear what Chris thinks of it?*

Me, for one

[chrisjw]

Am I right in saying that if I press the battery button, it should light up if it has a charge?.....I have one on charge which lights up when pressed, but the other one that hasn't been charged, doesn't.