buckskinner38
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Well, there's usually a couple of thing that will cause that;
1. Size of wire you're using.
2. Number of wraps, proportional to the size of wire.
3. Contact points: Are they good and fully connected?
4. Spacing of coil.
5. Your Ohm meter... is it a good multimeter or some sort of vape gear you bought off the net. A good multimeter usually beats the ohm meters that are being sold at B & M and Internet sites.
Personally, I would check your meter if you think that everything you have done up to this point is good. If you have one of the Vape gear style ohm meters, take a good coil and wiggle it around and see if you get an accurate reading. If it jumps, get a multimeter.
If it's good, then I would start by unwinding the coil until I start to see it drop.in resistance. If your left with just 2 wraps, then you will know that you don't have the correct size wire for the coil that you are building.
1. Size of wire you're using.
2. Number of wraps, proportional to the size of wire.
3. Contact points: Are they good and fully connected?
4. Spacing of coil.
5. Your Ohm meter... is it a good multimeter or some sort of vape gear you bought off the net. A good multimeter usually beats the ohm meters that are being sold at B & M and Internet sites.
Personally, I would check your meter if you think that everything you have done up to this point is good. If you have one of the Vape gear style ohm meters, take a good coil and wiggle it around and see if you get an accurate reading. If it jumps, get a multimeter.
If it's good, then I would start by unwinding the coil until I start to see it drop.in resistance. If your left with just 2 wraps, then you will know that you don't have the correct size wire for the coil that you are building.
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