Is Anyone Looking For A Cheap Passthrough Kit?

[willmon22]

Well I found one they finally restocked: http://www.firstvapor.com/e-cigarette-kits/passthrough/510l-3-piece-passthrough-e-cigarette-w-free-atomizer-and-cartridges this one is integrated into the cable though so you can't deattach it. But it has everything you need except eliquid to refill the cartridges once they are empty.

[blucavvy]

that's a pretty standard price for a slim ecig passthru. That's what I paid for my 5v 808 passthru.

[Christopher]

and honestly not worth it.

The point of PT's back in the day was to maintain charge. The eGo wasn't on the scene and our batteries would get perhaps 1-2 hours tops. This was even before mods came about. These days we have devices such as the eGo, custom mods etc that support 12 + hours of battery life. So essentially, unless it's a voltage change (and that device is just a standard 3.7) passthroughs are irrelevant.

Another thing to note is that eGo T's and eGo C's for example now charge via USB to the battery. So, they're essentially standard e cigarettes and passthroughs in one.

[sasetrase]

Yes! I love that batteries are starting to just come as passthroughs instead of needing to pick an extra one up. Most kits still contain the standard non-passthrough variety. But it is COMING!

[willmon22]

Well isn't it something at least good enough to start someone out? As this is about the cheapest passthrough I have found that comes with everything instead of just the passthrough. Of course it doesn't have a battery this is just wired directly to not come off it is just an empty shell anyway.

[blucavvy]

not really, for an extra 8 bucks you can get an eGo passthru, and for an extra 3 bucks you can get a leo passthru, both can be passthru's and "grab and go" batteries, so since the 510 your link goes to is ONLY a passthru it's basically a waste. the only reason i bought my 808 passthru is cuz it's 5v like Chris said. 12 bucks for a 5v passthru is a good deal but if it's only 3.7v it's basically useless

your'e trying to be too cheap bro, save the extra couple dollars and get a much better device. i mean, it's not even like i'm telling you to save an extra 20 bucks or something, it's literally a few more dollars for a good quality device.

Edited February 16, 2012 by blucavvy

[mcquinn]

I agree with Chris,with my 14500 batteries I seldom ever bother with the wires unless I am trying to get a few more days from a carboned up atty @ 5 volts.A pt might be good for a noobie who doesn't have too much of everthing yet but I suspect most of us could outfit an army .