Coming Soon: XTAR Innovative Products
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Looks like this charger only works for those specific Xtar batteries shown in the pic. If you look at those batteries, it looks like they have a negative ring about 5mm below the top of the battery. That's where the charger connects to negative.
Just a guess, though.
If I'm right, this isn't well-suited for marketing to vapers because vapers want to the freedom to use the batteries of their choice.
Just a guess, though.
If I'm right, this isn't well-suited for marketing to vapers because vapers want to the freedom to use the batteries of their choice.
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Looks like this charger only works for those specific Xtar batteries shown in the pic. If you look at those batteries, it looks like they have a negative ring about 5mm below the top of the battery. That's where the charger connects to negative.
Just a guess, though.
If I'm right, this isn't well-suited for marketing to vapers because vaper want to the freedom to use the batteries of their choice.
Agreed,if that is the case they are leaving out a huge segment of the vaping community that might use said apparatus (love using that word hehe)
On the other hand i do love the docking like system,not really knowledgeable when it comes to battery chargers so not sure if this is a ''new'' thing or it has been done before.
p.s. can you imagine a future where you just charge your mod (with the battery in it) when you place it on a charging type platform like the ones they have for cellphones?
Would be cool,just keep it on your desk and when you're not vaping it is charging itself.
BTW, I have "regular" battery chargers and only need one hand to use them. The springs aren't so strong that I need 2 hands.
Aspire made a mod with a charging dock, but it never was very popular. It was called the Pegasus mod. They made a lot of them and there are still charging docks available because no one bought them lol.
Aspire made a mod with a charging dock, but it never was very popular. It was called the Pegasus mod. They made a lot of them and there are still charging docks available because no one bought them lol.
Shame,im digging the chrome look on it,getting like a ''steampunk'' kinda vibe from it.
Thanks for the info buddy
True, but if that is in fact what I'm seeing, I don't think it's wise to have a negative contact that close to the positive contact
Of course, a user can also just wrap their own batteries this way. Wrap the top, leave a 3-5mm space then wrap the bottom. Of course, each end will have a tendency to slip off, especially the top end. Not too safe.
XTAR innovative products are coming soon.
Let's see a picture first.
What features do you see?
Somewhere Nicola Tesla is Smiling.
Uncle Junkle is so smart!
Looks very professional. Does anyone have some good ideas for the improvement of the vertical battery?
Looks like this charger only works for those specific Xtar batteries shown in the pic. If you look at those batteries, it looks like they have a negative ring about 5mm below the top of the battery. That's where the charger connects to negative.
Just a guess, though.
If I'm right, this isn't well-suited for marketing to vapers because vapers want to the freedom to use the batteries of their choice.
Uncle Junkle is so smart!
Does anyone have some good ideas for the improvement of the vertical battery?
So is that a confirmation that this apparatus is to be used only with those specific Xtar batteries shown in the pic?
So far it was confirmed only that @UncleJunkle is smart and looks professional
Justin, can you provide some more tech details on how is it working, what types of batteries is it compatible with etc.
Yep what @dreamvaper said,im in the market for a battery charger and I'm liking the way of loading the batteries.
I will post a new thread to discuss the detail of this battery charger.
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