Basilray Reviews: The COV Voltage Meter!
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Hey basilray! Great video, although just a Hi would have been nice. 
BTW, thanks again for the cartos.
BTW, thanks again for the cartos.
Baz,
Something is wrong with your checker I believe. I have seem a couple, and even going through resistors provide voltage to the atty, not battery voltage. If you had a load plug (another) atty connection you should be able to check both. Something is not kosher here.
Something is wrong with your checker I believe. I have seem a couple, and even going through resistors provide voltage to the atty, not battery voltage. If you had a load plug (another) atty connection you should be able to check both. Something is not kosher here.
Hey basilray! Great video, although just a Hi would have been nice.
BTW, thanks again for the cartos.
Apologies! I definitely meant to mention your name. When I was editing it together, I realized that I hadn't! Of course, with Thanksgiving and everything else going on, I forgot to go back and add an annotation...which I have now done! Credit where it is due!
According to Jay over at GLV, just powering the meter will not trigger the resistor, because the resistor requires a load in order for it to fire. I took a picture and sent it to him about 5 minutes after receiving the meter, because, of course I was worried that I was really hitting 8v+. While I'm no electronics whiz, I can tell you that it's not putting out 8v or I'd be blowing atomizers left and right (the 3ohm atty I have been using on it has been going for over a month).
Under load is the important thing - and regulators aren't always implemented correctly!
Apologies! I definitely meant to mention your name. When I was editing it together, I realized that I hadn't! Of course, with Thanksgiving and everything else going on, I forgot to go back and add an annotation...which I have now done! Credit where it is due!
Lol No big deal actually, I was just ribbing ya.
I believe so...those were the words I was looking for, but just couldn't spit them out! It also appears to be that this meter does not measure below 3.7v, but I haven't gotten a battery to discharge below that to verify.
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