Is my Darwin reading the ohm's wrong?

[mistinthewoods]

Just metered 3 out of the last batch of fifteen that I got. 2.6Ω, 2.6Ω and 2.7Ω.

 

[Switched]

let me know what you find on yours...i just got 10 more fusions 5 from 2 different people and one set clocked in at 3.7 and the other at 3.9...

On what ???

ETA: If those are the readings on the Darwin, I would be contacting Darwin. There is absolutely no way the darwin can operate appropriately with a 1+ Ohm delta. You need to meter these atties on an MM, and don't forget to subtract the "lead resistance" from the figure.

 

[daniel5383]

yea switched its on the darwin...its operating fine! just reading the ohms wrong i guess...i dont have a MM but im going to assume that the darwin is reading them wrong since i am the only one with the problem...

 

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yea switched its on the darwin...its operating fine! just reading the ohms wrong i guess...i dont have a MM but im going to assume that the darwin is reading them wrong since i am the only one with the problem...

Even a cheap $10 DMM will provide you with good service for vaping, heck that is the price of some attys out there. It is money well spent, check signature.

If upon checking with an appropriate device (DMM) and the readings are lower, then I would be contacting Darwin for repairs/replacement as the unit is not functioning as intended.