Calculating battery current for Variable Voltage Mods ( Regulated )

[Jo no Anserumu]

Hi guys ! This might be something a bit repetitive , but this is something just to clear some things up . Mooch previously discussed how to calculate a battery current for a regulated on the forum ↓↓↓
Calculating battery current draw for a regulated mod | E-Cigarette Forum
but that's for VW mods .

I'm wondering how to calculate battery current for a Variable Voltage mod , i understand that max amps per battery = (Max Wattage Per Battery / Minimum Voltage Per Battery) / 0.9 , but in this case , i'm using a variable voltage mod . Must i use ohm's law to get my " Max Wattage Per Battery " ? But isn't ohm's law non-viable here since the battery is connected to a regulator which was discussed again by Mooch here :

 

[untar]

You use Ohm's law to calculate Amps on the atomizer side, then you calculate power on the atomizer side with that result using P=V*I, that would be equivalent to a power setting on a VW mod.
From there you can use the equation you mentioned.

 

[Jo no Anserumu]

Alright , much love for the swifty reply ! Thanks a lot Untar ❤❤❤

 

[BrotherBob]

Alright , much love for the swifty reply ! Thanks a lot Untar ❤❤❤

Welcome and glad you joined.
Might like a little more information on the subject:
Variable voltage and variable wattage

 

[sonicbomb]

+1 for what Untar told you.