Yeah, that had occurred to me, too. I guess as long as he's MAKING them in America, he gets to be under the banner...
USA Made OHM Meters
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Hey now... when I see American made, I expect a white person to be making it. What's this country come too!
And yes, that's a joke people.
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That's the one I got getting replaced right now. At least I hope it's getting replaced. So when you put your atty on there how long do the numbers jump around before you get a semi-stable reading?
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It pretty much just does what it does, right out of the gate. This rda is floating between .195 and .2
So, I feel pretty ok with that kind of variance...but it never really stabilizes
So, I feel pretty ok with that kind of variance...but it never really stabilizes
Yeah mine was jumping all over the place that's why I had it sent back.
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Did it jump around more than the vid? I've seen a number of them on YT that all do the same thing...I think that's just what they do.
I bought the regular USA ohm meter, and just discovered that my Ego One Mini's 510 connection doesn't make contact when threaded into the meter. I guess because the meter's 510 socket isn't spring loaded. Just an FYI.
I can nonetheless still measure the resistance of my coils by holding the coil assembly by itself in the meter's 510 socket.
As to the variations in the above video, they seem perfectly normal to me. I wouldn't worry about a slight jumping around like that.
I can nonetheless still measure the resistance of my coils by holding the coil assembly by itself in the meter's 510 socket.
As to the variations in the above video, they seem perfectly normal to me. I wouldn't worry about a slight jumping around like that.
The 510 is spring loaded on the Ultimate version...
and I'm not worried about five 1000s of flux at all... I posted that vid just to show jj6404 that it does, in fact, jump around a little.
and I'm not worried about five 1000s of flux at all... I posted that vid just to show jj6404 that it does, in fact, jump around a little.
Just ordered a Fire Meter from them even though I am aware of the issues with his customer service. I know how to troubleshoot and solder so I can probably handle anything other than problems with the PCB itself. Hoping it is everything it looks like.
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