Notcigs volt meter

[Sterno]

on my grand

on my ebony

perfect little tool to tell me its time to change battery

 

[murtcepS]

Great trouble shooting tool as well. When it reads 8.2 you know something is wrong

 

[Sterno]

ya also you can tell it was a little bent upward so i had to straiten it out LOL

 

[Sterno]

straitened it out LOL

 

[nerak]

I have been looking at multimeters. I like that because it seems so simple. But I would still need the kind with the leads to test atty's right? I have seen them for all different prices. Don't know if spending more is needed. I just keep waiting to get one because I am so unsure that I will get a good one, and one that I can use.

 

[alldayvape]

mine broke.. Be careful these break easily.

 

[Sterno]

I have been looking at multimeters. I like that because it seems so simple. But I would still need the kind with the leads to test atty's right? I have seen them for all different prices. Don't know if spending more is needed. I just keep waiting to get one because I am so unsure that I will get a good one, and one that I can use.

this is a good one and wal mart sells them
Amazon.com: Equus 3320 Auto-Ranging Digital Multimeter: Automotive

 

[Sterno]

mine broke.. Be careful these break easily.

ya it does seem fragile how did you break it ?

 

[eyebrook]

Multimeters have fuses, and when they blow the meter wont work, look in the battery compartment, mine has a spare fuse in there, then read the manual to find out how to change the fuse, And buy some spare fuses, hope this helps guys

 

[alldayvape]

ya it does seem fragile how did you break it ?

Well, first off I knew it was fragile so I was very careful with it. I was unscrewing or screwing it in, I don't remember which one, but like I said I was being careful, and all of a sudden one of the metal leads just popped off.

I still got it to work when pressing the lead by hand onto the right spot. BUT, at some point I must have had the lead to far down and it collapsed my Grand spring..

I've since bought the multimeter from CloudsOFVapor, same as the madvapes one. And it's much sturdier and you can even screw an atty on top to see the voltage under load.

Just be gentle with it and you'll be fine

 

[Sterno]

Well, first off I knew it was fragile so I was very careful with it. I was unscrewing or screwing it in, I don't remember which one, but like I said I was being careful, and all of a sudden one of the metal leads just popped off.

I still got it to work when pressing the lead by hand onto the right spot. BUT, at some point I must have had the lead to far down and it collapsed my Grand spring..

I've since bought the multimeter from CloudsOFVapor, same as the madvapes one. And it's much sturdier and you can even screw an atty on top to see the voltage under load.

Just be gentle with it and you'll be fine

ok thanks for the tip....

 

[Toulouse]

I've got one of these and have a question about it.

Usually when I put a fresh battery on, it comes in at 4.2v. All last week I was using LR 2.0 atomizers and noticed that they voltage under load was all over the place. Is there a quick and simple equation I can run to figure out what my voltage "should" be under load?

 

[Sterno]

I've got one of these and have a question about it.

Usually when I put a fresh battery on, it comes in at 4.2v. All last week I was using LR 2.0 atomizers and noticed that they voltage under load was all over the place. Is there a quick and simple equation I can run to figure out what my voltage "should" be under load?

i dont know buddy maybe technonut would know

 

[garyinco]

mine broke.. Be careful these break easily.

Mike over at notcigs is a first-class guy/supplier. I bet if you emailed him he would help you out...

 

[alldayvape]

Mike over at notcigs is a first-class guy/supplier. I bet if you emailed him he would help you out...

yeh i know. It was def my fault xD and I barely use that thing now-a-days.