I have a Crown II tank. i am using SUS316 0.25 ohm but when i connect it to my mod the resistance keeps jumping up and down. It goes 0.26 0.27 0.28 sometimes it hits 0.30. Is it okay when i use it?
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Yeah, that happens. What mod you using?
Your coils are rated to 0.25, but that's only in theory... like anything else, it's an imperfect device. Just like you can't expect a car to get exactly the MPG it's rated for all the time, you can't expect every coil to be exactly 0.25.
As for the changes - to me, that's very minor. Hundredths of an ohm are very tiny changes in resistance, and your mod is probably responding to that as you vape. Two things though:
#1: make sure your coil is firmly in the tank and your connection from the tank to the mod is good. you don't have to ratchet the thing in there, but firm is good, loose is not
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#2: Your device may have a "resistance lock" feature. This makes a mod regulate at the resistance the device reads once you engage the feature. Even if you don't, it's not a huge deal. The level of resistance change you speak of is really minor, and not unsafe.
Your coils are rated to 0.25, but that's only in theory... like anything else, it's an imperfect device. Just like you can't expect a car to get exactly the MPG it's rated for all the time, you can't expect every coil to be exactly 0.25.
As for the changes - to me, that's very minor. Hundredths of an ohm are very tiny changes in resistance, and your mod is probably responding to that as you vape. Two things though:
#1: make sure your coil is firmly in the tank and your connection from the tank to the mod is good. you don't have to ratchet the thing in there, but firm is good, loose is not
.#2: Your device may have a "resistance lock" feature. This makes a mod regulate at the resistance the device reads once you engage the feature. Even if you don't, it's not a huge deal. The level of resistance change you speak of is really minor, and not unsafe.
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no, what MOD are you using? That's what will allow you to lock resistance... if it has the feature.
i meant minikin 150w
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Okay, get out your manual, or start googling. There is a resistance lock feature on that mod, but I don't personally have one, nor have I used it, so I just don't know how. But this is good, you're on the right track!
i know how to lock it but when i press fire button it goes back to normal again
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since the coil is SS wire, the resistance will go up when it gets hot
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^^^^ Ah, this...
So yeah, I'll just fall back on my previous notion of "don't worry too much about it." just vape and enjoy.
So yeah, I'll just fall back on my previous notion of "don't worry too much about it." just vape and enjoy.
Thank you so much. I appreciate all your help
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