Is there a way to check ohms on hybrids?

[Willyumnummm]

Hey guys, I want to get the Valkyrie hybrid and idk if I can check the ohms of my build.
Please help!

Thanks

 

[g.dampfer]

Sure you can,
just use an oldfashioned ohm meter and measure between the center post and the outer threading... youre done.

 

[Willyumnummm]

Sure you can,
just use an oldfashioned ohm meter and measure between the center post and the outer threading... youre done.

So you mean use a multimeter?
So where do I put the multimeter pins on the rda? Mind you it's a dual coil setup.

 

[Glenn_K]

You can get something like the device below. Because I never do sub-oHm coils, I rely on a couple regulated mods to check resistance.



-- Glenn

EDIT: Multimeters are a great idea, but I don't have much experience testing coils this way, so hopefully someone with more knowledge will post their suggestions. A multimeter will also let you check battery levels.

 

[Hiding]

So you mean use a multimeter?
So where do I put the multimeter pins on the RDA? Mind you it's a dual coil setup.

Prodding the center post, and anywhere on the deck should work.
//Edit Just tested on a dual coil I have and that works fine. //Edit

Glenn, his device doesn't have 510 threading, so the ohm meter you pictured won't work for him.

 

[*deleon517*]

A ohm meter like glenn k posted wont work on a true hybrid because the atomizer portion is actually built onto the mod. You would need to use a multimeter like g.dampfer mentioned.

 

[*deleon517*]

heres a youtube vid outlining where to touch the multimeter probes measuring an atomizers resistance with a multimeter - YouTube

 

[Willyumnummm]

Is there a way you can show me how to do this. Like with a few pictures or something. Because im not quite sure i understand.

Prodding the center post, and anywhere on the deck should work.
//Edit Just tested on a dual coil I have and that works fine. //Edit

Glenn, his device doesn't have 510 threading, so the ohm meter you pictured won't work for him.