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As Brian says you probably need a better meter - you probably don't have the resolution on your scale to read 1.0 +/- 0.1 ohms - that is going to look like zero to most analog meters (unless you have a selectable scale where you can set it to a full range of say, 10 ohms).You're most certainly not going to see a huge degree of difference within most normal range of temperatures either - maybe a few tenths of an ohm at most, which again will be indiscernible.
As Brian says you probably need a better meter - you probably don't have the resolution on your scale to read 1.0 +/- 0.1 ohms - that is going to look like zero to most analog meters (unless you have a selectable scale where you can set it to a full range of say, 10 ohms).
You're most certainly not going to see a huge degree of difference within most normal range of temperatures either - maybe a few tenths of an ohm at most, which again will be indiscernible.
