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Is it displaying voltage instead of temp when you get the higher ohms?
Mine does the same but jumps to like .13 then refines to .12. It used to be worse before I improved the grounding connection
Let me ask this, are you using it just prior to changing the batteries. Because that would make sense if it hadn't cooled all the way. But if your changing cold then no, that doesn't make sense. And the click is weird.
Sorry what I meant by click is that as soon as I press the button. Not after vaping a while. So as soon as it measures the resistance.
Well I'm changing mid way before the battery needs changing that's for sure you are right. But i don't see how that makes sense? What difference does it make if the battery is depleted all the way?
Aal... from what I am reading it may be that when you change the battery the device recognizes that coil at 0.28 ohms as the atty coil may not be at the cold ohm rating of 0.19. If the devices determines the ohm to be 0.28 (after battery change) it may not ask "new/old" (only asks if it is unsure) and then will refine back to 0.19... or I may be reading your situation wrong...
I agree but why? I mean removing the atty and putting it back is beautifully implemented it asks me and I say same coil then it 0.19 every time. But why isn't the same thing happening when I change battery? If it doesn't want to ask it should assume that it is the same atomizer and keep it at 0.19
From my understanding it assumes the ohm's it is seeing at the time...if it is unsure it will ask..maybe the next battery change you let it set for 15 minutes before firing and see what ya get...sounds like the atty and the device are not at the same temperature at battery change...
When you change the battery you are also resetting the device so the ohm reading is no longer there from previous use as you did a reset..
When you change the battery you are also resetting the device so the ohm reading is no longer there from previous use as you did a reset..
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I have the same problem. When I change the battery with a hot atomizer it sets itself to a high resistance. When it powers up it doesn't know that it is the same old atomizer that has heated up. It thinks it is a new higher resistance atomizer. I just try to avoid doing that. I let it cool down before changing the battery. I have lots of mods so that isn't a problem for me.
All TP devices require the atty and device to start at the same temperature. If your device and coil are not at the same temperature you will get an ohm reading that will need to refine back to the base temperature of the device.
That's a pretty big jump in Ω's almost as if the coil was firing. Surely it's not that hot. (just thinking out loud)
Just be aware of it and adjust accordingly. Eventually the board will recalibrate the temperature.
There's no perfect solution here because the board is powering down and has no idea what happens until it powers up again. It could be in an entirely different mod a year later. A modder might be able to mitigate this with a capacitor in parallel with the battery.
Wondering if plugging in a USB charger before changing battery out could act in a similar manner as a capacitor in parallel?
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