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E-cig battery turned me into a human FIREBALL

Discussion in 'E-News' started by -V-, Jan 17, 2016.

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  1. Siam Diesel
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    Siam Diesel Nauti Moderator Staff Member

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    Yep...a mod that does true 'pass through' wouldn't need a battery in it to allow you to keep vaping. ;)
     
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    Any of the local vendors sell those bags?
     
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    Not as far as I know...FT's probably your best bet...maybe check the big Malaysian suppliers, too.
    Use the FT discount code "RMBBUST" for a little extra savings. ;)
     
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    There are devices must-have tyre oasd
    That would be even more dangerous unless just vaping with tiny W, and that why I said that.


    From the beginning I fully do understand the well intention of the advice given here in the OP, everyone should listen to it under the current conditions and with such products out there, BUT: I really DO think that the root of the problem can only be addressed by the companies who make these items. And it has to be addressed otherwise I see black for vaping.
    That's all from my side to that.
     
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    Did some searching after reading this thread since all my mods are the internal battery kind so I probably should get one or two of these bags. They are readily available from hobby shops that specialize in remote control toys (cars, boats, planes etc.) that use LiPo cell. Haven't found one that has English language option yet though.
     
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    Yep...forgot about the RC option. ;)
    Please post links for the members if you find them locally...even if it's only in Thai.
    :cheers2:
     
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    Sure SD

    This one has English language option, but the registration part is still in Thai.

    ถุงสำหรับใส่แบต Li-Po size W 30 x H 23 cm. - เอ บี ซี ฟลายอิ้ง :[Powered by Weloveshopping.com]

    Thai

    Lipo Guard ซองกันไฟแบต Lipo (สีดำ)
    (This one you can also order via Facebook or LINE so it might be easier than thru their website)

    ถุงกันไฟลิโพ - บอยฮ็อบบี้>เครื่องบินบังคับวิทยุอุปกรณ์เครื่องบิน แบตสำรองมือถือราคาถูก : Inspired by LnwShop.com

    ถุงกันไฟลิโพ
     
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    -V-, Jan 17, 2016
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    Great links to get them from Thailand, thanks for the share, it will make it easier for members to get em quicker...
     
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    I have one of these Lipo Safety Bags, same as the ones shown at the beginning, got it from Amazon.
    I have even been known to use it-- but, not nearly often enough. To be honest, as V has intimated, I never leave a battery charging unattended, or overnight, or on a flammable surface... Common sense is useful. We all know these things are far from safe, so why take stupid risks. 9 times out of 10 the folks, to whom these accidents are happening, have not applied common sense.

    Sent from my SM-N910C using Tapatalk
    Just by way of a 'Heads Up', when buying one of these bags, I would recommend buying as large a size as possible, not the small ones, because if you ever want to put your battery charger inside it gets a bit tight for space-mine is 12" x 9" and the 4 cell Charger only just allows me to close the Velcro flap.
    [​IMG]

    It might look like there's plenty of room but there isn't a lot of internal depth, so anything smaller would be a waste of money, in my opinion.
    My Imperial measurements equate to 180 x 230.
    Of course a single I STick would fit in a smaller bag.
     
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    Now I want to get rid of my old iStick that has been sitting unsed on the shelf. Where can I properly disposed of it? Read somewhere that Central malls have battery recycling but never seen it.
     
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    Walked all around Tukom Pattaya today and couldn't find those bags anywhere. There is a battery place on Sukamvitt somewhere I'll check them out soon.
     
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    haybilly, Jan 20, 2016
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    I'd sell it in the Classifieds...or open it up, carefully remove the battery and take it to the battery section at an AMORN store. I believe they recycle batteries.
    Suspect that the only place you'll find them here is at a store that has Li-Po cells for radio-controlled models. I believe there are a few in BKK.
     
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    haybilly Well-Known Member

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    What's wrong with your 'old Istick' @ BKKPOO??

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    If it still works, I'll pay the postage and you could send it to me- I'll recycle it.
     
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