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Somebody's Got Ohm Meters......
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Just pick up a digital multi meter at sears for a few bucks! Already.....
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A multimeter will also check volts and amps. It's better to have a tool that can perform multiple duties. But then again, it's your cash...so go for it.
I was lucky enough to find one available at a B&M store a few weeks ago.
I couldn't believe they actually had it considering everybody was out of stock everywhere.
I Pre~Ordered mine from here, they ship out tomorrow. There were 50 something left a few days ago, now only 4 left.
Oops, sold out, sorry.
I posted this yesterday on a thread when there was 6 left, around 4pm today there were 4 left. 4 lucky people snatched em up!
cravingvapor.com/product/portable-ohm-meter/
Oops, sold out, sorry.
I posted this yesterday on a thread when there was 6 left, around 4pm today there were 4 left. 4 lucky people snatched em up!cravingvapor.com/product/portable-ohm-meter/
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There are still some available here, they ship out on Monday...
vaporjedi.com/store/ohm-checker
vaporjedi.com/store/ohm-checker
True, but most vapers just check the resistance of their atties--and those regular multimeters are a PITA. Trust me, I've been using one for years.
I do agree that a multimeter is handy around the house and it can perform several functions that are helpful to vapers. However I have found that these little ohm meters in addition to checking resistances make a great platform to build on. It holds the base upright and stationary while you secure the wick and coils. With my fat fingers I don't know if I could do a dual coil build without one
I do agree that a multimeter is handy around the house and it can perform several functions that are helpful to vapers. However I have found that these little ohm meters in addition to checking resistances make a great platform to build on. It holds the base upright and stationary while you secure the wick and coils. With my fat fingers I don't know if I could do a dual coil build without one
Why soytenly, my point pizacly!
(In Curly' voice)
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I do agree that a multimeter is handy around the house and it can perform several functions that are helpful to vapers. However I have found that these little ohm meters in addition to checking resistances make a great platform to build on. It holds the base upright and stationary while you secure the wick and coils. With my fat fingers I don't know if I could do a dual coil build without one
That's where my head is with this purchase. I could use my mods to check ohms but I think it would be more convenient to use the meter PLUS what YOU said!! Vape on..........
Oh and being "just a goil", I have no other use for a device that would do more.....
AWESOME!-er because it's free-er => http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/pay-forward-pif/418767-deals-steals-37.html#post10713950
Free meter at Harbor Freight if you buy ANYTHING - no $$$ minimum. The offer is still good through October 23rd.
I sorta hear what people say about those one-trick ponies, that you can use them as a stand of sorts to hold an atty for rebuilding. But c'mon - I can solve that problem in my basement in 10 seconds with a piece of scrap lumber and the right size drill bit. Just sayin...
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