Anyone have any suggestions for a ohm meter that would work for larger attys?
Would the Omnitester work?
Would the Omnitester work?
Ohm meter for 26650 sized attys?
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The omnitester shoud be fine but I don't understand why you can't use regular ohm readers.
Well, (and keep in mind I don't have one yet, just a multimeter) the one's I've tried don't screw in right because the eGo threads. Also, there's a problem if the 510 threads cover the readout...but maybe I'm nitpicking there.
Was just wonder what y'all 26650 guys used.
Edit: just noticed the Omnitester only reads 1 decimal point back...anything more precise?
Was just wonder what y'all 26650 guys used.
Edit: just noticed the Omnitester only reads 1 decimal point back...anything more precise?
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The Omnitester should work just fine. Measure atty ohms, battery voltage, and battery voltage under load all in one device. An all-in-one device that's easier to use than a digital multimeter.
It's true it only reads to 0.X a tenth of an ohm and won't display 0.0X hundreths of an ohm. If you're running below 0.2 ohms, well .... I'm not going to get into that discussion here.
It's true it only reads to 0.X a tenth of an ohm and won't display 0.0X hundreths of an ohm. If you're running below 0.2 ohms, well .... I'm not going to get into that discussion here.
It's not necessarily that I have a huge urge to build under .2 ohms, but a little extra precision would be nice. Not writing off the omnitester just yet.
Edit: found one - thanks all!
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Went with this: Rechargeable Anodized Aluminum Cased Vape OHM Meter based on another member's (350ZMO) recommendation.
seems like a fine meter, got it book-marked for future reference.
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