Battery ?'s a little techie

[hubseven]

The higher the voltage on the battery and the lower the resistance of the atty sends more power and supposedly produces more vapor and taste.
If I have a 3.7 volt battery and a regular atty, not sure how many ohms a regular atty has, if I subtract the ohms from the atty from the voltage on the battery would I come up with the amount of power to the atty???? What should this number be and in what units would that number be??? volts ohms or what?? I have an Ego-t and regular Ego-T attys. Thanks for the help.

 

[rob5482]

You are looking for OHM's law. ex I=E/R. So where I is Current (amps) and E is Voltage and R is resistance. When you plug the numbers and solve it will give you what you are looking for.

My ego atty's are 2.8 ohm - 3.0 ohm

 

[JoeChemo]

If you know the voltage of the battery and the resistance of the atty, you can determine the current or power.

Power = Volts² / Resistance

and

Current = Volts / Resistance

Hope this helps.

rob got there first!

 

[hubseven]

Thank you.