So I just a new coil for my mini nautilus and my MVP says it already reads 2.0...I have heard other ppl say their MVP s read screwy but figured I'd ask for opinions.
bad coil or ohms meter?
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Seems most new heads have about a +/- .2 variance, which aint bad for mass produced low QC products.
Most ohm readers aren't all that accurate either.
Shouldn't make any difference, adjust power output up or down to suit your tastes.
Most ohm readers aren't all that accurate either.
Shouldn't make any difference, adjust power output up or down to suit your tastes.
Mine read 2 ohms as well. These prebuilt atomizers are mass produced so its almost impossible to have that type of accuracy. You're fine.
That Isn't too far Off.
Because Coils can have some Variance. And your MVP can have some Variance also.
I have an MVP. And it reads about .1 or .2 Ohms higher that what the Coil actual is. No Big Deal. I just run at Slightly Lower Wattage.
True, that is good to know. Cuz I also got some new replacement bvcs for my aspire et s tank that are Also 1.8 and it reads 1.9 so thanks for putting my mind at ease lol
I have a MVP V2 and it reads all over the place sometimes for the most part its pretty acurate +/- .2 ohms but ive noticed once you fire it up it gose back down for example i have a pt2 just bought a new 5 pack of coil heads that shhould be 1.8 it read 2.0 when i first put it on i fired it took a puff then read the ohms and it went down to the 1.8 and stayed there. i dont know if thats normal or just a coincidence on my part but hey i just up the watts or lower them and im good for now 
hope this helps
hope this helps
That's pretty normal. When I was using my nautilus mini, some coils read different even now with my subtank mini, I'm using the .5 coil and it reads .6 so you are good unless it's a huge difference.
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