Ni200 Unstable Resistance

[si_yadi]

Hi everybody, I really need an explanations here: Recently I've been trying to build a Ni200 in my Kennedy 25, on top of Triade DNA200. I built a dual coil 3mm in 10 twist. After complete installations the ohm reads at .12, but the problem is like this: 1. When I fire my mod the resistance shown usually raise from .09 to .13 2. When I left it to sleep or standby, the resistace drop down to .06 to .07, and suddenly changes again when I hit the firing button back to that .12 even .13 What is wrong in here? Is it my mod, my build or the wire itself?? Thanks for any advices.

[VapingBad]

Have you turned off temp protection?

[si_yadi]

No I didn't...I have set it to 400-420 F in the escribe

[VapingBad]

0.06 sounds more likely to be correct with dual 10 wrap Ni coils then the other values, I would check all the coil connections are tight and gripping the wire properly.

[si_yadi]

So the conclusion of this jumping resistances that I suffered right now is because the wire connections? Perhaps it right because I am using the 22ga Ni200 now. Thanks for your advice dude

[VapingBad]

It is the most likely reason, looking at your OP the contact could be getting better as the wire warms and expands so lowering the resistance, the res is so low on dual Ni coils that even a small contact resistance can give you issues.