A great chart for VV newbs... (Ohms law)

[Quoiyaien]

I found this chart, and thought I would share it with you.. it helped me figure out how to best set my eGo twist for for various resistances... If you dont know how to use this chart, just ask... I am more than happy to help (while I am new to vaping, I am a pro at electronics. I build and modify guitars and amps as a hobby, and worked as a lineman for Telus. My true career path is as a musician/guitar teacher, but that is a tale for another time )

Without further adieu:

I found it helped to rewrite it using A, V, Ω, and W... To commit it to memory (I did when learning electrical theory many years ago) print or write it out a bunch of times, and stick it where you often spend time... the bathroom mirror, across from the toilet, the fridge, your steering wheel etc. You dont need to know it, but it helps, and is rather useful for VVV (vari-volt-vapours)

 

[kiwivap]

Erm...

How about using it with this one:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ksheet-voltage-vs-resistance.html#post3134571

Click on the pic there for a bigger view. The green area is optimal (watts).

 

[burnah]

It's a ripper isn't it!

 

[Doogmar]

This might be easier for some people (like me)



Here's the link: Vaping Power Chart

Bah the chart is small, sorry not sure how to make it bigger, but click the link

edit: Oops someone beat me to it

 

[Quoiyaien]

Yeah, that works too... lol

But I like math... im wierd that way... I like to be able to figure things out without having to rely on charts and such.. Either way, s'all good man

 

[kiwivap]

This might be easier for some people (like me)

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Here's the link: Vaping Power Chart

Bah the chart is small, sorry not sure how to make it bigger, but click the link

edit: Oops someone beat me to it

I like yours too - I'll have a compare later - they look quite similar from first view.

 

[snaphappyalex]

I swear by the chart you put up. Once you understand it, its so simple! Its just a blag when pieces of the knowledge puzzle are missing haha

 

[Doogmar]

I usually use the chart when I have something reading a different Ohm than what I usually use. I can check it, find a middle ground, and then adjust from there.

Well actually I stopped using the chart and instead I use a free Iphone/Ipod/Ipad app called Ohm's Law. I just set the resistance, and what wattage I like and it kicks out the volts I should be at.

edit: I tried to find a link for it but the store through the website doesn't find it, but it is on the app store under Ohm's Law....it's free