RDA Sigelei reading .4ohm now .2ohm
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Rebuild it just to be safe.
ETA: Before you rebuild make sure everything is snug but if it continues rebuild.
ETA: Before you rebuild make sure everything is snug but if it continues rebuild.
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Rebuild and make sure to check post screws, sometimes a post screw can come a little loose, giving bad connection and a possible short.
Post screws will have a tendency to back them selves out. I always check mine at least every other day!
If one of the coils was popped, you would have got a reading up from 0.4 ohm to 0.8 ohms.
Since your ohms dropped most likely one of the coils was touching and shorting out on the deck.
That's odd. A dual build at .4 means each individual coil is at .8, so if you popped one of them then the ohm-reading should be doubled, not halved.
How do you figure? I'm racking my brain to figure out how the shape of the slot in the screw head could affect how the post behaves after it's been tightened...
have had my build in my derringer for weeks now and never have had to tighten down the screws. In my Haze clone I had to every other day.
Your derringer uses hex headless screws.
Your haze uses phillip headed screws.
Your symptom is due to headless versus head, but you assumed your symptom is due to hex versus phillip.
The headless screws can continue to screw down; the headed screw has to stop when the head hits the top of the post.
Rock-solid! I suppose I can't argue with anecdotal evidence like that...
my guess is it was touching the deck below it. The deck is negative. The center post is positive.
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