Dry Burn mistake? IcClear 30s now reads 9.9

[DHolly]

I thought everything was going good, it was smoking and turning red then it no longer smoked so I stopped.
Now it's reading 9.9 in my Vamo V5 and does nothing. I've tried it on my Vision Spinner and ... Nothing!
did I OVER burn and burn it up?
thanks

Should read I clear 30s, thanks

 

[Burn_notice_fan_NY]

What ohm is the coil supposed to be? It sounds like one coil broke, but I could not imagine a coil at 4.95 ohms.

 

[luke213]

Mine reads 2 ohm on my mvp.

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[DHolly]

It's at 2.1 coil that reads 2.2 in my Vamo but now does nothing and reads 9.9?

 

[kiwivap]

I thought everything was going good, it was smoking and turning red then it no longer smoked so I stopped.
Now it's reading 9.9 in my Vamo V5 and does nothing. I've tried it on my Vision Spinner and ... Nothing!
did I OVER burn and burn it up?
thanks

Should read I clear 30s, thanks

Yes, you popped the coil. 9.9 on the Vamo means zero - no ohms. When dryburning watch the coils if you can - don't let them go bright orange. When I dry burn, once the whole coil is red I stop. But like you, I learned that through having a coil pop.

 

[bacc.vap]

Yeah, the coil is done, this will happen to every coil eventually. Could be from over heating it, but I woud'nt worry to much about that, other than make sure your not using to high a voltage to do it, I usually stay at 3.7v or lower. All coils are not created equally, some die out sooner than others. Keep on truckin.

 

[crxess]

Dry burning should only be done at lower power - 1/2 drained battery or VV adjusted down.
Only pulse, 3-5 seconds.
Overheating can cause the coil to pop or an insulator to become burnt causing nasty burnt taste.

Once a coil pops the head is done unless you rebuild your own heads.