Holy vapes! I never even considered a broken charger! I'd be lost if I couldn't recharge my Triton.
Guess I'll be ordering today as well. Now, what to pick for my free 30 ml...decisions, decisions...
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Holy vapes! I never even considered a broken charger! I'd be lost if I couldn't recharge my Triton.
Guess I'll be ordering today as well. Now, what to pick for my free 30 ml...decisions, decisions...
Hate when that happens...
Whip out your multimeter and measure. Don't have one, get one they are inexpensive. $20 or so at home improvement store of your choice (Lowes, Home Depot, etc.).
Could drag out a magnifying glass and look. Higher ohm coils would have more loops or thinner wire.
No multimeter here but I do have a magnifying glass!! Thanks for the tip!
1. I'm sure you have a friend or neighbor who has a multi tester. If you are going to play at all with coils, a multi tester is invaluable. And you can test regular batteries, fuses. I wouldn't be without one. I have 3. Harbor Freight has one for under $7.
2. If you get different ohm coils, I'd mark them. Take a small sharp file, and under the condom, file one small scratch, or two scratches, then 2 on one side, one on the other, then 2 on each side, and write down which are which. Make sure you clean the filings, but you are only putting a small mark.
3. You could trim about 1/8 inch from one side of the coil wick, and that will show the difference.
4. Or buy a multimeter!!!!!
Me thinks Dave is behind the idea of having a multi meter.... and he's right.. they're great! But the idea of marking them is pretty smart as well... I might steal that for when I'm traveling and Didn't pack my MM... (Hey, gotta stay under the 50# bag limit or the missus will kill me when we fly!)
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