I've had my Itaste vtr for almost a month now using the IMR 18650 battery and the supplied clearomizer at 2.5 ohms. The longer I vape at 8 watts, the ohms increase. From 2.9 to start to almost 7.9 ohms after about a week of daily all day vaping. Is this normal? I've never had a unit before this one that registers the ohm amount, so I'm not sure. Or am I just doing something wrong? I assumed the vtr would adjust the proper power on the watts setting. So? What's the deal? If you know, please advise. Thanks!
Am I working this Itaste VTR right??
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The resistance will change with heat... but not by that much.. sounds like a faulty coil. I would advise switching the coil out with a new one.
do you have the vtr which has the rotating 510 connection? the inconsistent ohm readings is a known issue. keep an eye on it to see if it continues to happen (mine does it too). my local B&M is trying to see if innokin will give me a replacement unit.
Its good practice to keep all of your connections/threads cleaned whenever filling up. About once a week, I take apart my Davide tank and clean it inside and out and it ends up paying off. Also, everytime I fill up, I clean the center pin of the VTR and make sure its dry of juices. I ALWAYS have Q-Tips in my portable case, and IMO, has extended the life of all of my vaping stuff!
I also use 2.5ohm attys! But I have my power/wattage down low compared to most people. On my VTR, with a 2.5ohm atty, I have it set to 4.2v/5watts. My SVD has different juice, but its set on 3.7v/5watts, with a 2.5ohm atty as well! I get consistent hits and flavor and never any burning taste, except when my atty is going bad
I stopped using VW on VTR long time ago. I have the first gen and the resistance read on it is too unstable. I would try reseating the tank and see if that helps.
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