Got my new Vamo 2 (my husband thought I ordered a flashlight!!). When checking the reading on a vivi 2.3 ohm after inserting, it read 3.3, then after a few puffs, 3.1, now down to 2.8...do atomizers change resistance, or is this my Vamo fluctuating??
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Resistance increases with heat, if you vape it a few times you should notice the resistance increasing, also decreasing if you let it cool down.
One important thing to remember is to make sure your Vamo is in N02 mode. You change from N01 to N02 by holding plus button for 10 seconds. The screen will first show your resistance, then you want to see N02 after holding button a bit more. If you see N01, release the button and hold again for 10 seconds (until you see N02). This is a very common missed step for new V2 owners.
N01 is AVG mode
N02 is RMS (Root Mean Square) mode. This will be a more reliable and accurate method of delivering consistently accurate voltage.
When the Vamo works at AVG (N01) status, it may produce much stronger power on the same atomizer than working at RMS status. It will likely damage your atomizers greatly.
N01 is AVG mode
N02 is RMS (Root Mean Square) mode. This will be a more reliable and accurate method of delivering consistently accurate voltage.
When the Vamo works at AVG (N01) status, it may produce much stronger power on the same atomizer than working at RMS status. It will likely damage your atomizers greatly.
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