Can someone Help me with Wattage calculation?

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The atomizer, wicking, airflow and juice will also have an equal bearing on the flavour produced.
As suggested start low and increase till vape happiness is achieved.

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If you are looking for a math solution to wattage, resistance, and voltage, the formula is Power = Voltage x Resistance. In technical circles the official formula is P=EI (power = voltage x resistance).

Those who use mechanical mods know the safety parameters for coil resistance and voltage. You are obviously using a power controlled mod, so crank it up and down and stop when the flavor is to your liking.

Flavor is subject to a multitude of variables. Different juices show their flavor peak at different wattage levels, so there's no single answer to the question you asked.

Just to clarify P(watts) = I (amps) X E (volts d.c.) I=E/R (ohms) , R=E/I , E= I X R I'm sure that's what you meant
 

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Just to clarify P(watts) = I (amps) X E (volts d.c.) I=E/R (ohms) , R=E/I , E= I X R I'm sure that's what you meant

I went back and read my post. You are right. The formula should be P=EI (voltage x current). The other commonly used permutation would be P=E^2/R (if you only know the voltage and resistance).

I retired from a 36 year career in electronics 10 years ago. Even then, I seldom had to use the formulas anymore after diagnostics tools became software based. Still, there were times when I had to crawl around on the floor to access a test point that wasn't available VIA the on board diagnostic computer display. Broken wires usually involve crawling from connector to connector throughout the mainframe.
 
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I went back and read my post. You are right. The formula should be P=EI (voltage x current). The other commonly used permutation would be P=E^2/R (if you only know the voltage and resistance).

I retired from a 36 year career in electronics 10 years ago. Even then, I seldom had to use the formulas anymore after diagnostics tools became software based. Still, there were times when I had to crawl around on the floor to access a test point that wasn't available VIA the on board diagnostic computer display. Broken wires usually involve crawling from connector to connector throughout the mainframe.

the worst is a wire that looks O.K. but is broken inside the insulation.:mad:
 
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