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What kind of atty ohm readers do you guys use?

Discussion in 'The GG' started by subver, Apr 13, 2018.

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  1. subver

    subver Ultra Member ECF Veteran Verified Member

    Feb 18, 2012
    United States
    I have a functional one that I've had for a very long time. It was made by a user on the forum way back in the day, before anyone actually really made them. I'm just afraid of it going on the fritz one of these days so I'm in the market for just a simple 510 atty ohm ready.
    Nothing fancy... don't really NEED any of the dry fire buttons or multiple atty ports or any stuff like that.. just a simple ohm reader for coils is fine for me.

    I was checking out the Coil Master one but wasn't sure if there was another good quality simple device I could/should get. The more compact the better!

    Any suggestions? Figured I'd ask here.. I don't really venture out of the GG forum much haha. Plus you guys like top quality items (I mean, we're Golden Greek users, come on :p) so it just makes sense :)

    Thanks guys!
     
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  2. stols001

    stols001 Moved On ECF Veteran

    May 30, 2017
    I have a coilmaster mini tab reader. It works absolutely fine for my purposes. I need a stable base for building and while the accuracy may not be insane, it is plenty for my purposes. It's also pretty indestructible, I've leaked all over it on multiple occasions during failed builds and I would much rather be doing that on my $12 ohms reader than any of my expensive mods. I use it all the way through test firing, and it works great.

    If you don't need anything crazy expensive or accurate to 0.00 percent, it should suit you fine. I don't tend to hear a lot of complaints about it either. Best of luck deciding,

    Anna
     
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  3. gratefulbuddy

    gratefulbuddy Super Member ECF Veteran Verified Member

    Jan 19, 2010
    KC MO USA
    I very rarely use it now, but I still have my 3D-printed USA Ohm Meters meter for when I need it.
     
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  4. bombastinator

    bombastinator ECF Guru ECF Veteran Verified Member

    Sep 12, 2010
    MN USA
    I gave up on ohm readers years ago. I just use a VV mod. Still got one around I think. I should probably toss it.
     
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  5. bigbob2322

    bigbob2322 Vaping Master ECF Veteran Verified Member

    Jul 27, 2014
    Schiller PK IL USA
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  6. sonicbomb

    sonicbomb Vaping Master ECF Veteran Verified Member

    Feb 17, 2015
    1187 Hundertwasser
    I test my resistance on a DNA 200 mod, I also have a super cheapo 5 buck reader from Fasttech.
     
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  7. subver

    subver Ultra Member ECF Veteran Verified Member

    Feb 18, 2012
    United States
    Thanks - I'll look at the coil master one(s) again, as well as that Tab Pro one.. that looks nice and small and compact (I have a little kit that has all my wire/wick material/scissors/etc etc) so that is a plus if it'll fit with my kit. I'll check out reviews on both and compare.

    Thanks guys!
     
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  8. rob33

    rob33 Ultra Member ECF Veteran Verified Member

    Dec 20, 2009
    A World Traveler
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