Kooper Plus 200w, new, possessed?

[Mike Abrams]

Well, another harebrained vape purchase for Mike...... anyhow, I bought a Koopor Plus 200w from Sweet-Vapes online, received it yesterday, and tried it out today. Thought I got a good deal for $43.95. Maybe not. Here are the issues I see right off the bat. Hoping someone might know the answers.

- In power mode, the wattage will only increase in increments of 10.0 moving either up or down. There is 30, 80, or 120w, but not 25.7, 92.5, or 103.1. It's like the 0.01 digit is 10.00 the way the chip is thinking.

- Resistance looks off. For e.g., I vaped a Crown 0.25 coil, and the Koopor read approx. 0.40 ohms. I put it on my ipv 3 Li 3, and it read the same coil within a tenth or two of 0.25. When I vaped the Crown, I had it at 60w, and it felt more like 80w, and I instantly started to feel a burnt hit.

What are my options, given Sweet-Vapes won't stand by it? Hoping someone knows a trick, as none of this is spelled out in their little manual.

Thanks very much,
Mike

 

[Rabbit Slayer]

If they wont deal with you, call your bank and tell them the order was not authorized and you would like to dispute it....Screw onto others as they have screwed onto you

 

[greasegizzard]

Not sure about the resistance errors. For the wattage, does it have a memory mode? Sounds like you might be scrolling through the memory presets. See if you can find a video review on YouTube if the manual doesn't help.

 

[MrFawkes]

You can set your initial resistance by going into the menu, then settings, and then using the 4th option(a coil with an arrow pointing up to it).
As for your power being in 10w increments that's because you are in memory mode. You can change that either through the menu or by pressing fire+wattage down till it says watt mode.

 

[stylemessiah]

Im surprised, the chip is supposedly the same as the one in my TreeBox, which is a solid device (my TFV4 reads .540 on TB, .520 on SX Mini M), just a little customised...

 

[DaveP]

The Koopor retains the last resistance reading until you reset it by unscrewing the atomizer and pressing the fire button. Then, it will give you the no atomizer message. Screw the atomizer back in and press fire. It will ask you if the coil is new. Say yes and it will accept that coil and display the right resistance.

There may be an easier way to do that, but the method above works to make it recognize a new coil.