This is going to sound really dumb since I use a multimeter most days at work, but is it just me who has trouble measuring the resistance of a coil or rda? When I built my first coil, I installed it into a mini dripper and tried testing between the centre pin and thread. All I got was a reading that jumped around like crazy.
At home I use a pen style meter that has been pretty good to me so far. I tried it on a ton of resistors and it was spot on every time. Its standard setting is auto range, but I even tried fixed ranges to no avail. Tried testing on my Fluke from work, same results. I used both to test the coil on and off the rda.
If I put a coil on my Provari I get a steady reading. I don't really need to use a meter since getting the Provari, it's just bugged me ever since!
At home I use a pen style meter that has been pretty good to me so far. I tried it on a ton of resistors and it was spot on every time. Its standard setting is auto range, but I even tried fixed ranges to no avail. Tried testing on my Fluke from work, same results. I used both to test the coil on and off the rda.
If I put a coil on my Provari I get a steady reading. I don't really need to use a meter since getting the Provari, it's just bugged me ever since!