Different ohm all the time
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It seems as if either the connection to your atty is loose or your wire is too small a gauge.
What I do with my Igo-W is wrap some of the wire around the screws to the posts before I screw it in. One time around ought to do.
What I do with my Igo-W is wrap some of the wire around the screws to the posts before I screw it in. One time around ought to do.
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First with a ohm checker. On my hana the ohm is changing all the time.
Well when I check it with the ohm meter it will also change when I touch the coil a little bit. Thank Im going to smoke now.....angryyyyyyyycheck it on the ohm reader and see if the resistance has changed. if it hasn't... your mod might not be able to make up its mind
Btw when I use my Aerotank the Hana is given the right ohm after every vape. So I think it has something to do with the Lemo or my coils.
I have been having the exact same problem with my Lemos. I don't have the issue with ANY other atty or tank I own and I'm having this issue with every mod I put the Lemos on. Hana dna 40, Sigelei 100w, IPV2S. Both Lemos from different retailers and I've messed with the connection more times then I can count. It's really frustrating! Only happens to me occasionally but when you're vaping along at .7 ohms and 30 watts and the mod suddenly decides it's a 2.4ohm coil and starts feeding it 30watts, the result is a VERY unwelcome throat scorching nasty drag!!
Thankfully it only happens occasionally but I sure wish I could figure out what's really going on. I know it's something in the Lemo
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Thankfully it only happens occasionally but I sure wish I could figure out what's really going on. I know it's something in the Lemo
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The Lemo prefers mods with an adjustable 510.
But, make sure your deck is fully tightened down (inside screw the afc ring is on). Also make sure the 510 part of the base is fully tightened.
And of course your coil screws are tight.
But, make sure your deck is fully tightened down (inside screw the afc ring is on). Also make sure the 510 part of the base is fully tightened.
And of course your coil screws are tight.
It sounds like your coils are not fully secured to the posts. Check that the screws are properly fastened and your wire doesn't slip at all. Also, make sure that the coil or any left over coil legs don't touch the deck or the top cap.
That's usually a sign of bad contact.
Every time that happened to me was a lose wire.
Every time that happened to me was a lose wire.
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I can't see the lead in the end of the hole ( were the leads pass trough), so I will assume that you are trimming the leads before you tight them in the screws.
Try trimming the leads at the end of the hole, ( after you tight them with the screw)
Disregard all of this if my assumption was wrong.
I can't see the lead in the end of the hole ( were the leads pass trough), so I will assume that you are trimming the leads before you tight them in the screws.
Try trimming the leads at the end of the hole, ( after you tight them with the screw)
Disregard all of this if my assumption was wrong.
Yes, that's the deck. Are you wrapping the leads around the post screws or using the holes?
There`s a loose, intermittent connection somewhere.
Curious, when you built the Lemo, did you dry fire it and make sure you were getting fire to the coil with any regularity?
A muti meter is your best friend, you cant always see a intermittent connection, but a multi meter can and will let you know where it is occurring at.
Curious, when you built the Lemo, did you dry fire it and make sure you were getting fire to the coil with any regularity?
A muti meter is your best friend, you cant always see a intermittent connection, but a multi meter can and will let you know where it is occurring at.
Yes, that's it. Basically, the coil should not touch anything, just the legs of it touching the post's.
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