Reo Mini under load Voltage Drop
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Just to say it once more, this right here is the reason I very luckily just bought myself a REO Grand. Robert actually cares about his customers, and really wants every one of his mods to work flawlessly! That is how you run a business, and Robert has a wonderful product, and I am so lucky to have actually scored a mod! Can't wait to try it!
Very interested in this. I have a Mini using AWIMR14500 batts. I also expected the hit to far exceed my Riva. It's better but not what I expected. Too high of expectations for a 3.7V device maybe. I use the same LR atty's on each. How DOES one measure the voltage drop on the device? I do own a Multimeter.Don't misunderstand- I love my Reo!
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Hey Nic_Fan; there are digital voltage meters you can either assemble yourself or buy from MadVapes or CloudsoFVapor. On these, you can measure the voltage by directly screwing them onto the 510 connection, at which point when you press the button the Voltage will be displayed.
On the other end of that same digital voltage meter is another 510 connection (female), into which you can screw on an atomizer or cartomizer. When you do that and the male piece is screwed onto the mod and you fire, the meter will display the actual voltage under load.
Anyways, cleaned everything and got the exact same numbers. 4v+- w/o an atty, with an atty voltage drops to between 3.2-3.4.
Thanks for all the suggestions, but this baby is going back to its creator. Luckily I have a Grand to hold me over in the dark days to come.
On the other end of that same digital voltage meter is another 510 connection (female), into which you can screw on an atomizer or cartomizer. When you do that and the male piece is screwed onto the mod and you fire, the meter will display the actual voltage under load.
Anyways, cleaned everything and got the exact same numbers. 4v+- w/o an atty, with an atty voltage drops to between 3.2-3.4.
Thanks for all the suggestions, but this baby is going back to its creator. Luckily I have a Grand to hold me over in the dark days to come.
If your handy you can build your own with a couple of adapters.I have built a few I tend to miss place them and have to build a new one every couple of months
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