couple of questions here!

[Chosen_1]

i am a newbie, i been using a 1.7ohm dcc , well thats what the manufactuer labeled it but when i metered it , it came out to 2.4ohms, which one do i follow?

next i would like to say that when i take a frsh battery i notice that it drains quite fast, the time frame from 4.1v to 3.9v would be in about 2.5 hours or so. i been firing it at 3.7v as i was told to do so.

i am not getting the picture here guys, i need some help . i been using the ohms law calculator and used that grid to drop my wattage, but it seems to still drain my batts. i have 3 aw imr's in rotation and it doesnt matter which batt is in there..
im starting to wonder if there is a short somewhere?????

any suggestions besides sending it in would be appreciated. i dont have any back ups so ill relapse very quickly....

 

[carlton]

I'd go with the ohms that you measured. Could be they sent you a 2.5 ohm. Could be one of the coils is burnt out. Either way, I'd use a new one.

Um, are you recharging your batteries when they hit 3.9V? I recharge mine at 3.5 or lower. Usually lower as I tend to forget to check and just notice that I'm getting less vapor.

 

[Chosen_1]

I'd go with the ohms that you measured. Could be they sent you a 2.5 ohm. Could be one of the coils is burnt out. Either way, I'd use a new one.

Um, are you recharging your batteries when they hit 3.9V? I recharge mine at 3.5 or lower. Usually lower as I tend to forget to check and just notice that I'm getting less vapor.

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i am recharging them like you do . 3.5v or lower...mostly at 3.4 volts.....

 

[MASTER0FDAMPF]

You need to subtract the resistance of your leads. Set the meter and touch the leads. Subtract that number from your measurements. This will likely close up most of that gap.