ohm checker -- best way to test multimeter or APV?

[Jazzi Mike]

I am already on the list. Just hope I am one of the fortunate ones. Has anyone heard of when they should be back in stock.

Other vendors sell them too. RTD Vapors, etc... get on any email list you can. That is how I was able to finally get one.

 

[Penn]

Forget about Ohm Checker. Chubby Checker encouraged people to use a twist years before anyone here ever knew what it was.

 

[HDVaper]

Cartomizer and Atomizer Ohm Meter IF you can catch it in stock, it's the best way I've found, but get a good multimeter too. It'll come in handy for a lot of other things.

The way I got mine was to get on EVERY email notification list out there. Even when you get the emails, if you're not quick on the trigger, you'll miss out (ask me how I know). It only took a week or so for me to get one. I think when they ship, they ship all at once to every vendor that carries them because I got several "in stock" emails within days of getting mine. I saw one sell for $84.00 on eBay. He must have really, really, really wanted one!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!

 

[suspectK]

Multimeters are typically off by +/-200m Ohms. Really having a multimeter will just confirm open contacts or shorts. That way you don't have to confirm if the circuit is fine without putting power to it that will read off the ohmmeter of the APV.

 

[JustMe2]

I also got mine from RTD and like others already said you can get on a notify list...I used mine again this weekend rebuilding my Davide and evod heads..

https://www.rtdvapor.com/index.php?...mart_category_id=29&virtuemart_product_id=232

I have a multimeter too but don't use it much at all for what were talking about..

 

[D. Waterhouse]

As an accessory, I've got an 808 to ego adapter so I can check 510 and ego stuff without having to change adapters.

 

[RedhatPat]

I would get a miltary style grade 800hz chip multimeter 'n battery checker in a Provari mini, oh and it vapes too!

RHP

 

[djezewski]

Multimeters are typically off by +/-200m Ohms. Really having a multimeter will just confirm open contacts or shorts. That way you don't have to confirm if the circuit is fine without putting power to it that will read off the ohmmeter of the APV.

I know the cheaper one that I returned was something like the the one I just bought says in the 400 omega-4k +-1.2%of reading +-4 in last digit. But say if my meter would read 2 ohm wouldn't that still be somewhere in the 1.8 ohm range to 2.2 range(note there are 4 digits after the decimal point) I am ball parking here on the math or am I figuring it out wrong?
It will just have to do until I can get the other one.

 

[BadDaddy4007]

I've always used a meter, both a digital and an analog. I can understand wanting the protection on devices but I tend to trust my meters a lot more. Just my humble opinion.