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The ohms isn’t a value you can change with buttons on a mod. The resistance of the atomizer screwed atop the mod is what dictates the ohms. Change your coil to change the ohms. Hopefully that helps
its a brand new coil, I bought it today. It’s giving me a little production. What could be the issue?
It could be a defective coil. Try putting a new one on and see if that helps.
Ohms is a measurement value for resistance. I think what you are saying is that you do not see the resistance of your coil on your display.
Perhaps tell us what model you have as it's possible it is configurable, and you have reconfigured it.
Perhaps tell us what model you have as it's possible it is configurable, and you have reconfigured it.
Yea it may be going off the resistance of your last coil, say yes so it will read the resistance of current coil
What 'coil' / replaceable attomizer head are you using?
What is the stated ohm? should be printed on the head body.
What power levels have you tried?
Did you thoroughly / properly prime the new head before pressing the fire button?
From the battery problems you mentioned in a previous thread, your issuies could be battery related.
Very important to select the correct cells and buy from a known reputable dealer.
What is the stated ohm? should be printed on the head body.
What power levels have you tried?
Did you thoroughly / properly prime the new head before pressing the fire button?
From the battery problems you mentioned in a previous thread, your issuies could be battery related.
Very important to select the correct cells and buy from a known reputable dealer.
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If you've got the mod reading your new coil and its saying roughly what the value of the coil is, what do you have the wattage set to?
May be you've not set the wattage high enough to produce vapour. What wattage do you have the mod set to?
May be you've not set the wattage high enough to produce vapour. What wattage do you have the mod set to?
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