Ohm issue with differnt atty's

[Partsmunkie]

I have a Patriot, Nimbus, and an Omega atty.. I use 28 gauge wire twisted and run them on a k101... My problem is the ohms on my patriot and nimbus run at .07 and the omega is 1.2.. Same wrap, same wire, same same.. Can anyone tell me why i cant get my omega down to .07 ? Sorry if this is a stupid question but i have been reading forums and searching for hours and cannot find an answear... Although i found alot of other things out that i didnt know.. Forgot to mention im running only single coil..

 

[TheBeardedMann]

My guess, your wires were crossed on the transfer or it overtightened and actually broke the wire.

 

[Partsmunkie]

My guess, your wires were crossed on the transfer or it overtightened and actually broke the wire.

Thats what i thought too.. But have changed coil out 2 times now and give special attention to spaceing..

 

[DKP#]

Bad connection somewhere?
Fire it and see where it gets hot that it shouldn't. If it's a bad connection, it should put out almost as much heat as the actual coil

 

[Gonzi]

clones or authentic? Could be that the Omega has a higher internal resistance than the rest, which more often than not is caused by a loose negative post at the base, or manufacturing oils or debries under that said post.

More common on clones, but could be a 1 off defect on an authentic.

I could be waaaaaaay off, but this happened to me once

 

[Partsmunkie]

clones or authentic? Could be that the Omega has a higher internal resistance than the rest, which more often than not is caused by a loose negative post at the base, or manufacturing oils or debries under that said post.

More common on clones, but could be a 1 off defect on an authentic.

I could be waaaaaaay off, but this happened to me once

Yes they are all three clones.. Just seem like the patriot and nimbus coils get red hot right away and the omega takes a few seconds..

 

[Completely Average]

What's the resistance between the positive post at the base and the positive screw on top? How about the negative screw to the base of the atty?