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nerak

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I've been having an issue with flooding. The catch cup or whatever you call it, the part where the RM2 screws into turns into a lake after awhile. Is there something I am doing wrong? Too much squeezing the bottle? Any direction to solve the problem would be appreciated

It can be the result of too much juice being squonked. If your bottle cap is on snug the juice you squonk should be sucked back down after you stop squonking. Also if you squonk right before you stop vaping any juice in the RM2 can come out into the drip well.
 

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Take off the DT and watch inside the atty when you squonk to help perfect your squonk-fu. Flooding is almost always from oversquoking or pocketing the Reo without vaping the atty close to dry. I try to squonk before the first vape when I pick it up and hit it enough times that it's fairly dry before I set it down or pocket it.

Great looking Reo, BTW. Glad you're diggin it!
 

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There are several ohm meters on the market which advertise that they switch over to milli-ohms under 1.0.

See http://www.empiremods.com/mobile/Product.aspx?ProductCode=OHMM

"When the measurement is below 1.00Ohm, the meter will display 1/1000s of an Ohm, instead of Ohms. This means there will be no decimal point. So an ohm reading of .75 ohms would read as 750mOhms."

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Just checked a build on my meter that's like that and it reads 0.97. So I think you have an issue with the ohm meter. take a piece of 28ga kanthal several inches long and touch one end to the outside edge and the other end to the middle pin of the connector on the meter, you should a reading. I get 2.13.
 

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Just checked a build on my meter that's like that and it reads 0.97. So I think you have an issue with the ohm meter. take a piece of 28ga kanthal several inches long and touch one end to the outside edge and the other end to the middle pin of the connector on the meter, you should a reading. I get 2.13.

Yeah when I tried that the reading bounced around like crazy. Must be a faulty meter.. what a shame I just got it like 2 days ago from RTD vapor, guess i'll go with out it
 

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There are several ohm meters on the market which advertise that they switch over to milli-ohms under 1.0.

See 2-in-1 Ohm/Voltage Meter

"When the measurement is below 1.00Ohm, the meter will display 1/1000s of an Ohm, instead of Ohms. This means there will be no decimal point. So an ohm reading of .75 ohms would read as 750mOhms."



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Maybe that is the problem, I ordered mine from RTD vapor and I just checked the description, and it says that same exact thing ^^
 

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Maybe that is the problem, I ordered mine from RTD vapor and I just checked the description, and it says that same exact thing ^^

if its dropping down it is just a more precise measurement, which to me wouldnt be a problem... just more exact, thats all

just play with the coil and see if the reading changes...
 
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