Bit confused on what the problem is here.
@Mandy_H – If using the identical coils in another RDA that reads 0.08 then your problem is the coils.
Mass produced prebuilt coils are rarely correct with what is advertised on the package. I have seen variances as high as nearly ~0.07 ohms. You clip the leads down to the needed length and that variance can be even more significant, especially when running dual parallel. I have nothing against prebuilt coils. But the materials used and exact awg’s must be given for if I cannot build a similar virtual coil within Steam, I will not purchase it. Assuming I am correct with the materials used in a Coiloligy Juggernaut, Steam gives a ~0.3ohm spec per coil. However, it also gives a > 260 mj/k Heat Capacity rating. This is not very efficient especially when running them in dual parallel. The coil Heat Capacity is not the root of your problem, but it is a clear indication that these coils are probably better suited for single coil RDA’s.
Given you have multiple mods and RDA’s, use a basic coil, or 2 identical basic coils and verify their resistance across all RDA’s. A small variance is acceptable for even the RDA will have its own resistance that will influence the reading.
