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I don't have an answer. But this idea may be helpful.
I used to have one that looked like that. I stopped using it because it couldn't read the sub-ohm coils I needed it to. It was built a long time ago before sub-ohm was popular and before every mod had an accurate ohmmeter built in. You can tell it's old because it still hasan eGo battery connector one of those ancient male 510 connectors. Perhaps it's flashing because you're attempting to test outside of its range of accuracy.
I used to have one that looked like that. I stopped using it because it couldn't read the sub-ohm coils I needed it to. It was built a long time ago before sub-ohm was popular and before every mod had an accurate ohmmeter built in. You can tell it's old because it still has
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Thank you, but it's not that. It does measure small values, even below what the mod accepts (0.05, I had accidentally ordered too thick Ni200 wire, that's why know). Maybe its circuit board is more modern than the box, since I have bought last year (in Asia), and it seems to measure correctly (compared to all of my 3 mods).
I was wondering what kind of connector that is...now I've looked it up. Why would a manufacturer add connector to measure one specific type of battery? Was eGo that popular?
Actually I think it's even older than eGo. The original vapes were cigalikes and perhaps somebody with a longer memory can supply the name. The white "shaft" was the battery and the brown "filter" was a screw on cartridge-atomizer ("cartomizer") stuffed with cotton and prefilled, with female threading. They also sold a battery pack that looked like a cigarette package that you used to store and recharge a spare, on the go.
I ordered a set of these from China at considerable cost around 10 years ago, with like 2 dozen tobacco juice cartos, but they were so terrible I seem to have repressed the memory.
Edit: I remember now: It's a 510 threaded male connector.
Edit: Curiosity got the best of me and I dug back in my e-mail archives. The kit I bought was the "E-Cigarette E9" from e-cig.com, back in November of 2009.
E-Cigarette E9
Base price US$53.95
Features/Options:
Select Battery Color: White
Select Battery Length: Long Add US$1.00
Select Tip Color: Green Add US$0.50
Select Tip Light: Green Light Add US$4.00
Select Cartridge Color: Brown
Select Nicotine Density: (5). Extra High, 24mg
Select Taste: Marlboro
1x US$59.45: US$59.45
Cartridges for E9 or U9 Cartridge with Atomizer 4 pcs/pack
Base price US$6.25
Features/Options:
Select Cartridge Color: Brown
Select Nicotine Density: (5). Extra High, 24mg
Select Taste: Marlboro
10x US$5.63: US$56.30
U9 Cable USB Cable for E-Cigarette E9 Save your E9 battery and charger
Base price US$25.95
Features/Options: Select Color: White
1x US$25.95: US$25.95
Battery for E9 Special Rechargeable Battery 3.5-4.2v
Base price US$18.85
Features/Options:
Select Battery Color: White
Select Battery Length: Long Add US$1.00
Select Tip Color: Green Add US$0.50
Select Tip Light: Green Light Add US$4.00
1x US$24.35: US$24.35
Order amount: US$174.05
Took me a couple weeks to realize that the problem wasn't me. Went back to smoking. It collected dust for a several years until I finally tossed it out in a move. Returned to vaping in 2012 when the technology had improved.
And I found this funny old thread about it: E-Cigarette E9 sucks.
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Yes, the. Ego was that popular. The ego adaptor should screw off. If not, you can buy an ego to 510 adaptor for about $4.
Ive got the same meter.... the blinking is due to low battery current. Try using a fresh battery ( set)
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