Why my resistance reading is unstable?

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Pugall

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My friend gave me his COV mini volt box mod.When I attached my atomiser to it and press the fire button it showed no atomiser.I Google about it and it said there should something qrong with the 510 connection.So,I remove the board from the case and noticed that the wire connected to the base of 510 was plugged.I attached it and switch on,it was fine.After I put in case and try,the problem start.It was soldered before but I didn't do it.
 
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Ben85

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Nice, resistance reading is unstable and before the atty is ruled out a mech is suggested so as to not get a reading any more...

Sometimes I'm at a loss of words.

I feel there may be some level of ‘tongue in cheek’ here. This is the mech section after all.

OP, I would get this thread shifted to get maximum exposure.
 

stols001

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No, you don't want to put an unstable, fluctuating ohms on a mech, OMG.

You don't even need to be in the mech mod section to go, "That is a dreadful, dreadful idea."

Tongue in cheek or not, lots of folks read these threads, and it's important to um, address the actual issue.

What it is, entirely, I'm not sure.

I am 100% sure you should place that on a mech when, and only if, you have sorted out your unstable RTA situation. Good luck,

Anna
 
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