I was wondering if anyone could suggest some things to read or videos to watch that would help me learn the basics of electricity. Amps, volts, ohms , watts ,etc. As I understand it, building and using mods and rdas requires electrical knowledge that I don't have. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
basic things to know about electricity?
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I've been vaping a few months, I just wanted to learn as much as I can before attempting a build
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Moving this to New Members as Simple Solutions is for Beginning Vapers
Read Bad's links....
Post questions if you have them
In engines the Mechanical red line of an engine is just below the engines ability to 100% function all valves in the correct time line.,....Floating valves or insufficient fuel delivery usually rewards the owner with an expensive boat anchor...
In vaping the "red line" is overdrawing the amperage limit of any of the given components.....In vaping it gets fiery inches from your dental work...
So make sure you don't over draw your battery, buy well made equipment and measure twice before you vape.
Post questions if you have them
In engines the Mechanical red line of an engine is just below the engines ability to 100% function all valves in the correct time line.,....Floating valves or insufficient fuel delivery usually rewards the owner with an expensive boat anchor...
In vaping the "red line" is overdrawing the amperage limit of any of the given components.....In vaping it gets fiery inches from your dental work...
So make sure you don't over draw your battery, buy well made equipment and measure twice before you vape.
There is a nice new app on the Apple store about coil building it's from Swiss vaping it's 5.00 bucks I like it! Also I'm an electrician lol so building is nothing new to me.
Here's a great link with some pretty good info...
http://101science.com/Radio.htm
Eventually it gets more into RF, but the basics are always basics... You don't really need this much in depth to get into building coils, but in my opinion a solid foundation is always the better way to go... Who knows, if you like to tinker you just might find you really get into this stuff anyway... Years and years ago my passion was computers... and still is... but one year for christmas I got one of those 300-in-1 electronics kits from radio shack... All of a sudden I started truly understanding the inner workings of computers... Eventually started programming my own micro-controllers and went from there... I'm still an I.T. guy, but my knowledge in that area is as vast as it is due to not just understanding the upper layer, but everything underneath as well... In other words, what I'm trying to say is, you can get enough knowledge to safely build without a true understanding of the basics.... But with an understanding of the basics, you might find your understanding of the builds comes much easier and take you much further!
One day you might just find yourself getting into all sorts of crazy crap!
http://101science.com/Radio.htm
Eventually it gets more into RF, but the basics are always basics... You don't really need this much in depth to get into building coils, but in my opinion a solid foundation is always the better way to go... Who knows, if you like to tinker you just might find you really get into this stuff anyway... Years and years ago my passion was computers... and still is... but one year for christmas I got one of those 300-in-1 electronics kits from radio shack... All of a sudden I started truly understanding the inner workings of computers... Eventually started programming my own micro-controllers and went from there... I'm still an I.T. guy, but my knowledge in that area is as vast as it is due to not just understanding the upper layer, but everything underneath as well... In other words, what I'm trying to say is, you can get enough knowledge to safely build without a true understanding of the basics.... But with an understanding of the basics, you might find your understanding of the builds comes much easier and take you much further!
One day you might just find yourself getting into all sorts of crazy crap!
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