Charging Battery in Mod

[Tazz]

I charge 80% of the time with my batteries in the mod. Singles and doubles. I have batteries that are several years old still going strong and mods the same. I wouldn't leave one charging overnight or when not home and take them off of charge as soon as I see they are done.

 

[PacMan20]

I do both. Generally charge all my dna devices on the mod. Never had an issue in 10 years or so of vaping.

 

[Netvaper]

It seems the general advice is to charge them externally but I doubt it matter too much. I charge them externally as it means no down time and a slower charge should prolong battery life. I use a 4 bay charger so wait till I've got 3 or 4 to charge and do them in one go. The downside is you need to buy a battery charger and more batteries but if you use other rechargeable batteries such as AA, AAA then you need a charger anyway.

 

[vapervince]

I was taught that inspection and maintenance is preferable to repair and replacement so I charge externally and take the opportunity to check the batteries and mod over for damage, wear and damp etc.

 

[JohnNada]

I do it occasionally if my charger is full.

 

[lediscjockey]

Thanks all.
I have ordered a small 2 bay external charger with the mods.
If anyone is interested Evolution Vaping is having a sale.
I got 2 Unibox kits ,4 Molicell 28A batteries, 2 cases and a charger for around £63 with next day shipping.
The Unibox mods as well as the kits are for £14.99.

 

[Gitchy]

Thanks all.
I have ordered a small 2 bay external charger with the mods.
If anyone is interested Evolution Vaping is having a sale.
I got 2 Unibox kits ,4 Molicell 28A batteries, 2 cases and a charger for around £63 with next day shipping.
The Unibox mods as well as the kits are for £14.99.

Best to use an external charger but the Unibox mod is a good one for charging inside it as it has a battery monitor on it. A nice feature that I've only seen a couple of times. It's a good mod, probably my favourite single battery mod. Hope you enjoy it.