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Hmm personally I don't hafto justify anything to noone or even myself I'm just trying to help others. Checkout our Facebook page and you will see I'm doing my fair share in giving back to our community f. B All Clouded

Looks good. Pritty much what I was doing aswell. Pritty funny when the juice is cooking your hand like frying bacon haha

Thanks man. The multimeter I was using had alot of delay and would only capture the sag. I'm going to give it one more try with a sparkles one that's alot more expensive to see if it makes a difference as it logs what goes through it to compare differences. Exactly man. I'm just trying to help...

We a know there is a huge difference in current with 4.2v compared to 3.7v. If someone is building super sub ohm and basing thier ohms law on 3.7 (and I've seen people Base it even lower) the amount of current they are calculating and thinking it's fine to push it to that level, I want a...

I'm trying to figure it out for accurate information. I live in new Zealand and we are going through a spike in mech mod use. I've found almost everyone will Base thier ohms law calculations on 3.7 with the only answer I'm giving is this will be your actual voltage underload not 4.2. This is not...

Thank you bro this helps alot

Would that be the equivalent to just putting the multimeter on the positive and negative posts? Or does it work differently? Also where did you pick it up from?

Thanks bro every bit helps. So I picked up a multimeter. Batt in atty attached. Placed three attys on. One at . 3 .2 .15 . With the prongs on positive and negative I found I was measuring the V sag in the batts. What I'm trying to find is my working voltage or voltage under load. With a 4.2...

Thanks for you help bro. For measuring v drop of setup it's multimeter prongs to positive and negative correct? And to measure working voltage or voltage underload it will be the same but with a coil in the atty ae?

Cheers dude

Thanks bro. Haha how do I follow that. Sory noon with technology. Yea I love his shootouts

Thanks bro helps alot

I'm not pushing the limits I'm just interested in it. I own mechs but rarely use them out of conveniance. I understand ohms law both in theory and in practical. I'm just fine tuning it as boardems setting in after vaping for a while. Looking for tips and pointers in the right direction

When looking at sag I was referring to battery sag. I was looking over mooch chart on batts discharging at certain amps. And noticed the volts sagging dramatically. As the volts sag in a batt will the amps drop also? Also does anyone have links to show to show example of how your getting 3.5v at...

I've been studying up on voltage sag. Will this in theory affect the amount of amps being drawn from the battery? I've seen videos on YouTube of v sag going down to the lower 3v mark. Would this mean it would be drawing current at the sag voltage?

Evening fam. New to the forum. Let's get straight into it. I've been looking on YouTube and Google and alot of the search results say I should be calculating my Voltage in ohms law calculator at 4.2v. 4.2v being the cell at full charge. Then I see posts saying it's more accurate to calculate...