Rebuildable Problem plz help

[Heavyhittersclub]

ok Thanks and Nice Elk .. I use to live in Pagosa springs colorado and miss it

 

[Heavyhittersclub]

because i keep getting a low load responce now it's reading 1.4 ohms

 

[Haber]

ok Thanks and Nice Elk .. I use to live in Pagosa springs colorado and miss it

Thanks finally got a draw on Vancouver Island last year. Beautiful Roosevelts out there!

 

[ruff]

my rba had problems on my vmax ended up having to break it in on a 3.7 device for a while before it would work right on the vmax, and even then i still had issues lol, now i still have the occasional hot spot but with good oxidization and a 2ohm coil i dont have much trouble getting it going

 

[STLJohnny]

If you aren't measuring your ohms on a mech device you're a brave man.

I'd go so far as saying a foolish one.

Are you guys talking about an ego type battery or can this be done safely with a vamo.
Could I also use my vamo with the pulse method using at battery @3.7v or less?

I watched Busardos vids and he never metered the ohms until he was already firing it. Although I dont know what type of device he was using.

Thanks!

 

[STLJohnny]

Are you guys talking about an ego type battery or can this be done safely with a vamo.
Could I also use my vamo with the pulse method using at battery @3.7v or less?

I watched Busardos vids and he never metered the ohms until after he was already firing it. Although I dont know what type of device he was using.

Thanks!

Bumping this to see if someone could answer so I dont have to create a new thread. Thank you!

 

[Oktyabr]

Are you guys talking about an ego type battery or can this be done safely with a vamo.
Could I also use my vamo with the pulse method using at battery @3.7v or less?

I watched Busardos vids and he never metered the ohms until he was already firing it. Although I dont know what type of device he was using.

Thanks!

I'm not sure exactly what you are asking. I use a Vamo to make new coils all the time. Check the ohms as soon as you first put the atty on it and then check it frequently after that. Pulse the coil starting out at low volts, like 3.3 and work your way up from there. You should never need to go much over 4 volts to get a coil glowing. Remember to check your ohms as well... if they aren't reading steady there is something still not quite right with your coil.

 

[STLJohnny]

Thank You. There were a couple comments saying if you dont measure the ohms on a mech device your asking for trouble. I wanted to make sure a vamo was considered a mech device and they didnt mean a multimeter.

 

[AnonynousHaze]

newb question... can one just use a vamo to check the ohms? my intention is to use that Rebuildable atty for my mechanical... been trying to find a ohm reader for a while they are either quite expensive or out of stock...

 

[Oktyabr]

Thank You. There were a couple comments saying if you dont measure the ohms on a mech device your asking for trouble. I wanted to make sure a vamo was considered a mech device and they didnt mean a multimeter.

A Vamo is NOT a "mech". A mech is just a tube to hold the battery, a switch and a threaded end for the atty. A Vamo (and similar) are Advanced Personal Vaporizers that use circuitry to modulate the voltage, allow adjustment of voltage and watts, etc. Along with these abilities are several built in limits for safety including the inability to fire any atty below 1.2 ohms. A mech has absolutely no built in safety.

 

[Oktyabr]

newb question... can one just use a vamo to check the ohms? my intention is to use that Rebuildable atty for my mechanical... been trying to find a ohm reader for a while they are either quite expensive or out of stock...

I'm not sure of how precise it's accuracy is but the Vamo is capable of being used as an ohm reader. It's a very good one in fact and can read very low ohm coils... even though it cannot fire them (below 1.2 ohms).

 

[dennis ruple]

Is mesh wick better for some juices that clog up wick ones or is it just the coil and the wick doesnt matter ?

 

[albcig]

i bought 10 meters of 28 gauge wire and a multimeter when i first started. the multimeter is very important at first cause you need to know the resistance and the voltage of your setup. when you get better in doing it, you usually have an idea of the resistance you will get by using less or more wraps or different thickness of wire.

 

[STLJohnny]

A Vamo is NOT a "mech". A mech is just a tube to hold the battery, a switch and a threaded end for the atty. A Vamo (and similar) are Advanced Personal Vaporizers that use circuitry to modulate the voltage, allow adjustment of voltage and watts, etc. Along with these abilities are several built in limits for safety including the inability to fire any atty below 1.2 ohms. A mech has absolutely no built in safety.

First off I would say thank you for your responses they are appreciated.
I think I may be confusing you with my question as I consider what you talk about above as a mech mod and someone else using the term mech device. I dont see how you can measure ohms on a mech mod since as you say has no circuitry.

So with that said my question in the most basic sense is. Can I rebuild an atty RSST lets say and put it on my vamo to test resistance without risk of damaging my vamo?

 

[Oktyabr]

First off I would say thank you for your responses they are appreciated.
I think I may be confusing you with my question as I consider what you talk about above as a mech mod and someone else using the term mech device. I dont see how you can measure ohms on a mech mod since as you say has no circuitry.

Correct. That's why I have a Vamo and some mechs. I use the Vamo to build and test coils (ohms).

So with that said my question in the most basic sense is. Can I rebuild an atty RSST lets say and put it on my vamo to test resistance without risk of damaging my vamo?

See answer above

 

[sonicdsl]

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