RDA How to check coil ohms with this
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You are on the correct setting. ohms. Touch the meter leads together and take note of that measurement that is the internal resistance of the meter and leads. measure your atomizer you can touch the 510 contact with the red lead and the threads of the 510 with the black. take note of that measurement. Now subtract your first measurement from your second measurement.
Im not certain of the range of that meter and dont have time to look it up. Hopefully it reads hundreths. which is 2 places behind the decimal ie. .35
try selecting ohms, then hit mode till you see the ohm symbol show up. then hit the middle button and see if you see the decimal on the meter move.
Huh? Build your new coil and read the resistance with the MVP. I'd bet it's going to be just as accurate, if not more so, than a cheap ohm meter.
That won't work. The ohm meter on that isn't sensitive enough. It is +/- 1% of 400 ohms. At 4 spaces of accuracy this amounts to 0.4 ohms.
Being an AC clamp, your multimeter isn't designed to determine the resistance of what is essentially a weak resistor.
If you want a good multimeter get a Fluke that is intended mostly for DC use.
Being an AC clamp, your multimeter isn't designed to determine the resistance of what is essentially a weak resistor.
If you want a good multimeter get a Fluke that is intended mostly for DC use.
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