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Yeah, I'm a little confused by your question. You posted this question in the regulated mod sub-forum, which have their own built-in voltage and ohm meters.
I'm thinking you need a voltage meter for a mechanical mod to test your batteries?
Alternatively, a digital multimeter (DMM) will test voltage and resistance.
I need to show a store that my mod is not firing what it's set at. It feels like it won't fire over 12 watts which has 100w capability. They want a video to prove this.Yeah, I'm a little confused by your question. You posted this question in the regulated mod sub-forum, which have their own built-in voltage and ohm meters.
I'm thinking you need a voltage meter for a mechanical mod to test your batteries?
Alternatively, a digital multimeter (DMM) will test voltage and resistance.
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I don't know if a DMM can do that or not. My guess would be that whatever measuring device can do that will cost way more than what your mod cost.
I remember the below You Tube reviewer stating that a particular mod claiming to put out 213 watts could only put out 155 watts on his bench test. Maybe you can learn something from that video.
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Just want to quantify I am no electrical expert but couldn't you use the VM and test it at the posts of an atomizer?
What is mod and what ohm is coil and how is coil made....... just because a mid is capable of 100 watts doesn't mean it has ability to give that amount of power for all ohm rates or battery charge levels.
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Do you have a Tsunami RDA and a digital multimeter? Tsunami because it has a simple velocity deck with large post holes...
Install the RDA and a suitable SINGLE coil. Into the other set of post holes, install the DMM leads. Fire, and measure voltage. Plug the numbers into an ohms law calculator, and voila!
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Install the RDA and a suitable SINGLE coil. Into the other set of post holes, install the DMM leads. Fire, and measure voltage. Plug the numbers into an ohms law calculator, and voila!
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Still would be nice to know what mod?
If I were a betting man, I guess it's the iJoy Capo Squonk...
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If I were a betting man, I guess it's the iJoy Capo Squonk...
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The iJoy Capo squonk is limited to 4.2 volts. Coils built to about .15 will deliver 100 Watts at 4.2 volts. Coils built it .5 ohms will not even get close. It's not the mod, it's your build. This is a common problem with this device dot-dot-dot many complaints...
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Well, it's the mod in the sense of the misleading way in which they market it, but it's the build in the sense of how the mod actually works.
Well, it sounds like it does what it's "supposed" to, just not what you want it to. It's not "defective," per se.
It's at 1.06Ω and it's barely cooking on the Ijoy Capo. I put the rda on another mod and it works great.
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