Hi, I will soon be making an order from fasttech.com for my first rebuildable atomizer, but I need an ohm's reader as well. I'd like to buy one from fasttech since I'm already making an order and they have great prices, but I'm not sure what I need exactly. Could someone help point me in the right direction? Thanks!
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Should this be good? It is digital and can read ohms, but I am unsure if it can read the low amount of ohms in my delivery devices accurately. Could someone please tell me if this would be fine? Thanks a lot.
$7.59 DT95B Pocket Digital Multimeter at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
$7.59 DT95B Pocket Digital Multimeter at FastTech - Worldwide Free Shipping
actually in measuring ohms we are taught in school an analog is much more accurate than a digital at measuring ohms.
we also use an analog for calibrating a digital.
an analog is much easier to zero out too
as a gift for finishing school everyone is given an analog meter.
That'll work - just set it at the 200 line to take a reading. For that price i doubt it self zeroes - so you have to do a little maths: touch the probes together and note the reading. Measure the resistance of your atomiser and subtract the first number from the last.
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Cheap multimeters are nearly useless for RBA's. The tolerance/error of the multimeter can easily be more than the resistance being measured.
If resistance is all that you are worried about, I'd go with this...
Cartomizer and Atomizer Ohm Meter
For a full function Multimeter on a budget...
Extech MN35 Digital Mini MultiMeter - Amazon.com
or
Extech EX330 Autoranging Mini Multimeter with Built In Thermometer with Type K Remote Probe - Amazon.com
If resistance is all that you are worried about, I'd go with this...
Cartomizer and Atomizer Ohm Meter
For a full function Multimeter on a budget...
Extech MN35 Digital Mini MultiMeter - Amazon.com
or
Extech EX330 Autoranging Mini Multimeter with Built In Thermometer with Type K Remote Probe - Amazon.com
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