attypops I have already made an adapter like you talk about but I was wanting something similar to the small in line pre mades that go between your mod and atty/cart with digi read out. I have a 7 dollar harbor freight meter that I have checked accuracy with my flute and my Idea meters. seems to be dead on. Now I just need instructions on how to take the $7 meter apart and convert it into one of those inline units. So if anyone knows how let me know. Or if I figure it out. If people really like the above one I have an ideal will work it out an return with info may be able to do something little more interesting now that Im thinking about it............Buy a connector at MadVapes, solder two wires onto it and use the multimeter. Save $$$$ for vaping stuffis.
OR...if that gadget is more than $____ then just pick up an extra multi-meter at MV and a connector. Then you can read continuity too, and if you rig up an adapter, check amps, and volts, etc. Unless that gadget does all that already........
When low end multimeters are $10.00 or whatever, it's hard to justify a uni-tasker, IMO.
Not to be a buttinski, here, but I thought that about my Provari, too. It works just fine as long as the ohms are @1.2 or higher, but it's not much help when I'm wrapping a coil to use on a mechanical and need to make sure I'm not gonna 'splode or anything. I don't do the super sub-ohm thing (not intentionally, anyway), but I do aim for 1.1 to 1.2. At that resistance level, all I get on the Provari is an error code, so I don't know if I'm in the sweet spot or the red zone
