lowest ohm reading the Ao function can check?

[illitirit]

I was just curious as i thought i could use my provari to check ohms of the coils im building, and recently have been getting into sub ohm stuff.... What is the lowest ohm reading a provari can display? I just built a coil, which im going to guess is probably 0.7-0.9 ohm but my provari is giving me Lo error code after I use the Ao function.

I do have a multimeter but its really wonky for some reason, i dont trust it as much as i would the provari reading.

 

[Dominick0311]

Lowest is .8


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[serenity21899]

It's 1.3Ω. It is easier to build coils on a mech for this reason.

 

[Jonathan Tittle]

It's 1.3Ω. It is easier to build coils on a mech for this reason.

I think he's looking to simply check the Ω of a coil rather than fire it. Is 1.3Ω the lowest that the Provari will read? Curious as I was looking at them, but even the SVD will check a .1-.2Ω coil, it just won't fire it.

 

[illitirit]

yeah all i wanted to do was check the ohm of the coil, not fire it on the provari. But i guess im going to have to invest in another multimeter

 

[Dominick0311]

The provari will read ohms down to .8 and even fire at a decent .8 ohm build.


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[Thrasher]

I also can get down to .8 for a reading. trying to fire it will instantly give the Lo warning but just clicking through to check it should be fine.

 

[Kuma79]

yeah all i wanted to do was check the ohm of the coil, not fire it on the provari. But i guess im going to have to invest in another multimeter

Ive been using one of the cheap ones from Harbor Freight if you have one nearby