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Got my USA Ohm Meter 3D Printed in the mail today! Small, light (because of battery) and seemingly accurate! The coil I built read at .325 and my Sigelei 150W TC read at 3.1. Good to go for me considering I don't know if the mod is more accurate or if the USA Meter is more accurate. The last two Eleaf meters I bought read at twice what my device did so the USA Ohm Meter has my confidence!
If you are familiar with 3D printing, it is not perfect depending on what resolution it is printed out at. You can see the grain in the unit but the top is the bed surface and it looks good (The bed surface is the surface that the item printed sits on and is heated so it is the best looking part and no grain can be seen). Not exactly sure what material was used in printing this but is probably PVC. PVC pellets are VERY CHEAP and not sure it warrants an $80 ish price tag but on the other hand it is a slower process than injection molding so... I get it. The battery door is held by magnets like box mods and has a nice touch with the USA Meters logo inside.
The battery is a 3v pancake battery and I generally try to avoid specialty batteries but I am going to guess, for what it's being used for, it will last awhile. We shall see.
I like my meter and don't regret spending the cash!
EDIT- I said it was an $80 ish price tag but was wrong... that's for the Fire model. This model is $46 so I take back the talk about PVC pellets being cheap and it not warranting the cost.
If you are familiar with 3D printing, it is not perfect depending on what resolution it is printed out at. You can see the grain in the unit but the top is the bed surface and it looks good (The bed surface is the surface that the item printed sits on and is heated so it is the best looking part and no grain can be seen). Not exactly sure what material was used in printing this but is probably PVC. PVC pellets are VERY CHEAP and not sure it warrants an $80 ish price tag but on the other hand it is a slower process than injection molding so... I get it. The battery door is held by magnets like box mods and has a nice touch with the USA Meters logo inside.
The battery is a 3v pancake battery and I generally try to avoid specialty batteries but I am going to guess, for what it's being used for, it will last awhile. We shall see.
I like my meter and don't regret spending the cash!
EDIT- I said it was an $80 ish price tag but was wrong... that's for the Fire model. This model is $46 so I take back the talk about PVC pellets being cheap and it not warranting the cost.
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