rda with vision spinner 2

[andrewski96]

So I just got a little boy rda and I have a vision spinner and I was thinking since I'm waiting on my manual mod can I just use the spinner so I screwed on they are rda to the spinner and when I press the button it blinks 3 times multi colors so I don't know if I shorted it or if you need some kind of adapter or from doing something wrong so if you could please help

 

[Romano Cheese]

you don't need an adapter the spinner 2 has 510 threading you need a higher ohm coil in your rda. the spinner is regulated for safety to not fire below 1 ohm (not 100% on that could be 1.2 could be .8) that's why it blinks at you. Try building a 1.5 - 2 ohm coil on the little boy and it should fire. I would recommend getting a mechanical mod though

 

[drunkenbatman]

Mr. Cheese is right -- and until Susan gets here with her great links (which you should go through 100%), I'm going to point you here:

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...op-reference-shop-new-experienced-vapers.html

You've got some learning ahead to do this correctly, and you're going to need a multimeter or ohmeter. Instead of a mech, you can also consider a regulated box mod with one builtin.

 

[Rickajho]

When you fire anything much below 1.8 ohms on an eGo class battery you risk killing off the battery in short order. Last week all it took was "once" for someone trying to fire a dual coil 0.5 ohm build on a Spinner 2 - popping the protection circuit and rendering the battery permanently non functional in the process. The fact that it's already not firing and giving you an immediate blink warning means it's not happy with what you put on it.

Can you fire it? Yeah - if you think it's going to be worth building a 2.0 ohm coil on that RDA.

 

[v1k1ng1001]

Have patience. Spinners aren't designed to drive rdas. Even if you build a 2 ohm coil, you're likely to have disappointing results.