That's output. Realistically you probably wouldn't be enjoying a 200 watt vape. Anything 175 or less is fine for vtc5a batts. Your good to go on this mod
I like to vape 60-85. The main reason im wanting to go lower and getting the vtc5a's was because i like nichrome wire in my recoil and 8 wraps of 2*28/34 doesnt leave much room for good wick so i wanted to bump down to 6 wrap which will put me .26-.28.That's output. Realistically you probably wouldn't be enjoying a 200 watt vape. Anything 175 or less is fine for vtc5a batts. Your good to go on this mod
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Your fine for any resistance on the 3.0 version. Minimum .1 though IIRC
You guys are the shit. Thank you so much
Some mods read lower some read higher. It's close enough I wouldn't be too concerned as long as it's consistent and not jumping
On the ohm reader is jumps from .3 to .31.
although as SRR said wouldn't worry about a small variance just check its not bouncing about too much on the mod
Yes i sure did. But a friend of mine told me for a hexohm he uses the ohm reader reading being it does have a built in one. Something like every mod will read a little diffrent where the hex cant so the reader would be the way to go. But isnt .25 and .3 a big diffrence or am i being paranoid?If I remember right labrat you posted this question in another thread somewhere and you had two mods with almost the same reading bar 0.01 (rounding) and the ohm reader was higher...if that's the case go with the mods they can't both be lying about the same exact reading
nichrome and kanthal barely budge resistence wise when heated if it really spikes then check the legs are fastened tightly and that its not shorted somewhere against the casing
Taking the ohm readers reading of .31 and i used my multimeter to see what being put on the positive leg of my recoil i was getting 4.7v
I picked this one up from a B&M it was like $10
don't worry about it too much you are doing the right thing checking on a mod as well ... at some point grab something like the geekvape 521 or coilmaster one, think UD do a nice ohm reader as well
I have the coilmaster 521 tab. It's really nice. You can get them for around 20 bucks now. I paid 40 for mine a while ago
Go by the reading your mod is going to use for regulational functions. Unless the other concerns you then use that. Mods still going to use it own reading.
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That's a good meter. I have the full size one but the mini will work just fine for you.
What you think the VP deal is about. Is says authentic coil master
It's sold by lightning vapes so it's more then likely authentic
Ah good catch i didnt see that
IDK... Until you measure the ohms with a meter you KNOW is accurate. All readings are approximations. .. the mod if regulated will regulated based on it on board meters readings.... unless your mod allows you to tell the mod to use another value it uses its reading. Not many mods let you dictate ohm to the mod in power modes. . Some will let you manually enter a cold ohm value for TC. In this case you can use any ohm you chose.
I purchased a coil master 521 mini tab. From what @SirRichardRear said its a decent meter to go off of for my kind of vaping on the 3.0. Thanks again for your help
None of my meters ever read 100% the same.. I have about 10 of them from $7 units to a $300 meters. On my regulated mod I go by its meter since that is what the mod is using...... on my mech I use the average of what my 510 meter says and my Fluke DMM says. Sometime for TC I ignore all of them and enter my cold ohm manually.
My meter is a Amprobe 34XR-A
Yes you could plug the mod output into ohms or watts law formula to calculate ohm. But it will still be an educated guess based on the data from the met being used. Maybe accurate maybe not... regardless imo if the reading are we I thing say 10% of each other don't worry about it. Unless you are building for a mech and building really low for the batteries in use. Regulated mods just don't care about the ohm. And batteties in regulated mods don't either. In regulated mods it's the wattage output that matters for battery safety not ohm.
Not really since mods aren't 100% accurate. they can be off by a few watts. not only that but you need 2 known factors (watts, volts, resistance, amps) in order to calculate the other 2. voltage alone isn't enough
The mini tab is in! And it is an exact reading on my LMC 200w box(tested with 2 diffrent RDA's) Does anyone know which chip is in this mod?
Proprietary chip