How many watts am I using in joule mode?

[jiminsandiego]

I am using an Ipv4s with .15 ohm ti dual coil in a rda. 475F at 55 joules. So… my question is…How many "watts" out of the 120w am I actually using? I like the Ipv4s, however it seems a little large and I am considering a single 18650 tc mod but would like to know if it would be able to "keep up" with the ipv4s as I am using it now. Many thanks for any input, Jim

 

[distortoblotto]

Rule of thumb...1 Joule = 1 watt...

 

[dr3d]

Regarding your question about keeping up ...

The ipv D2 will reproduce the vape you're enjoying on the 4s. However, it will not sustain it as long.

So, if you go to a single battery mod, do expect to cut your vape time between battery changes in approximately half.

 

[Darkly spectr]

man makes me wonder why pbusardo never measured watts output and compared it to the joules.

 

[jiminsandiego]

Thanks for the replies folks. This is my first set up using tc so I'm still on that steep learning curve. I like the battery life of the ipv4s, but I'd like to pick up a ipvd2 because of it's smaller size. Now that I know it will have sufficient "power" I'll just have to see if it justifies the battery changes. Thanks again, Jim