Ohms meter question
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Fair enough... it's an awesome rdta though
I am surprised no one has provided you with some feedback on it or a suggestion.
Well, I'll "waste" my time to ensure clarity and safety for newbies, while I guess that you'll waste everyone's time with bad post, trying to be "witty" and making worthless posts.
And yes, you would be somewhat responsible if you provide bad/misleading information and someone that wouldn't know any better misread it.
Nice to see that you don't regard other's safety as important.
Feel free to support your laughable accusations with proof.
Show where *exactly* I provided bad/misleading information. I did not.
If you and your little pal feel inclined to scold and correct me, you better get your facts in order. If anyone is perpetuating false information, it is you 2.
Well, I'm glad to see that you are showing your colours which is completely ego based and just have a need to continue to save face.
I never attacked you, I simply stated the error in what you posted and why.
Anyways, don't bother replying as you've just joined the elite group of "wannabe know-it-alls that have compensation issues" on my ignore list, but I won't be surprised that you'll still reply as you have to prove something, hence proving what I'm saying right here.
Let the grown ups get back to helping the OP instead.
No, you did not state the error in what I posted or the physics page I linked. You conjured up some nonsense that you and your pal imagined I stated and corrected that - and falsely attributed your motivation as some noble goal to help newbies.
Glad you decided to ignore me; I have no interest in any further communication with you.
Buh-bye!
I have googled this quite a bit and i cannot find an answer hence why i askedYou can go to the rdta thread and find out
Not exactly sure what you are asking, but if the Limitless RDTA intermittently reads NoN on your meter and one of the posts seems loose, I would check to make sure that everything is tight on the tank, including the 510 pin.
If everything is tight and you are getting an intermittent open on the coil - one of the leads may have broken - it happens sometimes when you tighten the screws and the sharp edge breaks through the wire.
Go to the subforum at ECF, rebuildable atomizers for info.
To be Really safe, Kanthal or SS only.
There are unresolved issues with nickel & Titanium..
Also, you should not have to adjust anything on the Limitless for it to work. If it won't make contact with the mod - there is likely something amiss with the 510 connector on the mod.
All of my Limitless or Ijoy RDTAs (I have four) have a 510 pin that protrudes pretty far from the connector, and would work on any functional mod, including a direct-to-battery mech mod, without issue.
All of my Limitless or Ijoy RDTAs (I have four) have a 510 pin that protrudes pretty far from the connector, and would work on any functional mod, including a direct-to-battery mech mod, without issue.
what i mean is if i screw the pin in so its tight it will read non which means i need to unscrew it so it will read it... its nothing to do with the coils.
So, with the 510 tight, you can't get a reading on your ohm meter? That is odd. When it's tight, does it stick out from the threaded portion of the 510 or is it about flush? All of mine protrude at least 1-2mm from the 510 on the RDTA base.
almost flush but does stick out a little... both of mine are like this
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