Portable battery for use with volcano/extreme q?

[wolfJflywheel]

Hey everybody, sorry if this topic has already been touched on, but my searches revealed no relevant results.

So, I own a volcano classic (might be trading it for an extreme q in the near future though) which I like to use when smoking with friends since passing the bag is faster and more convenient. I'd really like to be able to use the volcano (or possible future extreme q) on car camping trips and other outdoor adventures when I'm away from an outlet. Does anyone have any experience with a reasonably priced/weighted portable battery that would allow me to fill a few bags, preferably 10+? Any ideas out there?

 

[StickyShisha2]

it takes about 100w for the heater of the Volcano. Mine works fine on a 150w power inverter plugged into a car's 12v power port.
but that requires running the engine to not kill the battery.

 

[wolfJflywheel]

Thanks for sharing StickyShisha, especially the volcano's wattage requirements.
Yeah, I have a power inverter for my car, definitely a handy device for all sorts of reasons.
I'm more looking for a portable rechargeable battery with an inverter that I could use in a tent.

This might be my only viable option, but I'd prefer to find something more compact. Any ideas?

Also, does anyone know the wattage requirements of the extreme q?

 

[RUDE BOY]

They do/did sell a battery pack for the EQ. It actually runs on DC power I believe.


The jump-starter won't run a AC power converter for long enough ... if at all.

 

[al bundy]

Eq power supply says 18 volts

 

[StickyShisha2]

Eq power supply says 18 volts

the 120000 mAh powerbox i got for charging phones and stuff on camping trips, has an additional output of 19V 3.5A

 

[Monsoon]

Get the Anker Astro Pro2 20,000mah battery. Haven't used the EQ in ages but dug it out and just tested it with that battery. It heated up to 210C and seemed to run the fan normally. No idea how long it's good for but at least 10 bags seems doable.

Also check out this page on Amazon, seems to be a lot of options now. The Anker is spec'ed for 3A at 19v so you'll want at least that or higher. You should also be able to charge an Arizer Solo and Air and maybe some other 12v DC vapes from it as well.