I got the battery part down but I don't know how to check what volts I am vaping on my Ipro depending on where I turn the wheel. I'm not sure where to hook the wires up to. Any help is appreciated.
Using a multimeter
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Set your meter on the 20V setting, hold the red lead to the screw in the top cap and the black lead to the outer threads on the top cap. Now with your third hand (LOL) press the button on your IPro.
Hope that helps
Hope that helps
I hold the. Black lead to the bottom cap using my pinkie of the hand holding and firing my buzz. No meed for 3 hands. The black lead can Make contact to any evternal metal part for measurement.
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Ark, you're smarter than the average bear! I forgot about the bottom cap. I just use the top can since mine is brass, but I honestly didn't know if that would work on the chrome plated end caps.
Set your meter on the 20V setting, hold the red lead to the screw in the top cap and the black lead to the outer threads on the top cap. Now with your third hand (LOL) press the button on your IPro.
Hope that helps
Make sure it's the DC setting and not the AC setting. Bovinia has the rest correct so I won't post that. She's a smart lady.
it does. Chrome is very conductive. I wouldn't say I am smarter, jsut that with a degree in electrical engineering, that I have more experience.
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