Vamo

[dam718]

now its not even firing because it thinks my tank is 9.9 ohm lol

ok i got it to fire in volt and its not burning. I wonder what the problem is. Faulty coil or mod

To be honest, it sounds like the Vamo is doing exactly what it is designed to do! That's definitely a coil problem, I've seen it myself quite a few times, especially when using CE4 style clearos. Vivi Novas and ProTanks I don't recall ever having those types of issues. You have to consider, those CE4's are cheap, and in many cases considered a disposable tank... I wouldn't get too upset over it This is how you learn what not to use!

 

[lopenator]

yeah i got another clearo and its reading it at 4.5 which its not, but atleast its firing

 

[lopenator]

i want to know how to coil got damaged out of no where so I can make sure I don't do it again. Thanks everyone for helping me btw. Everyone is really helpful and kind.

 

[lopenator]

Thank you so much for all your help man. Everyone that helped me, I totally appreciate it!

 

[dam718]

Check that 510 connector again... If it's flooded with juice, it can really cause havoc with the resistance readings

 

[lopenator]

Yeah, I did. I guess the coil is shot. I will open it up and check. I connected a knock off vivi nova and it seems to be working right now.
About the connector being flooded I'm acutally really .... about that because I want to keep my MOD clean lol. I hate when they leak through, so it wasn't that. Even the i16's are considered cheap? I have three tht lasted me about two months on my ego before I used them on my vamo and it destroyed them in no time lol. I need to order wick and and just keep rebuilding my protank I guess. But as I said before, the knock off viiv seems to be working now. I'm scared to go into poweer out mode because I don't want to it to burn now.

 

[WarHawk-AVG]

Yeah got to have good connection from the head center pin to the Vamo center pin, take a piece of paper towel, use the corner...poke down in the connector and then spin it gently to soak up the juice that may have gotten in there

Also make sure you don't hork down on the head when you tighten it but make sure it is snug or it can give weird jumping around resistances...one thing that is beyond simple repair which could result in resistances being squiffy is also a bad solder joint UNDER the pin, but that would be a manufacturer defect (it happens but is INCREDIBLY rare)

I have a feeling though its due to the juice or the coils themselves...learn to do a dry burn before you juice up new coils (this conditions them and makes sure they heat evenly as well)