How To: Test Device Under Load -- Prodigy/Other Devices

[AlteredLight]

Nice work here ... I would like to point out that the restitance of the atomizer will directly reflect the "under load" voltage being as the atomizer in the demontrated testing is "the load". In short, a 2 ohm atomizer will show a different loaded voltage than a 1 ohm atomizer.

All in all it gives a very nice picture of what happens as we vape .

 

[Chornbro]

Does my v3.1 have a resistor in the switch??

Also, Im dying to know what my loaded voltage is with AW LiFePo4 123s @ 3.2v...

 

[CaSHMeRe]

Does my v3.1 have a resistor in the switch??

Also, Im dying to know what my loaded voltage is with AW LiFePo4 123s @ 3.2v...

Chornbro ... No, the V3.1 does not have a resistor. But, judging from your signature & using HV atties, your loaded voltage is probably around 4.7 - 5.0 volts

 

[Vaporologist]

Wow, I didn't realize that that the voltage drops that much under load. I was under the impression that the loaded voltage at "6V" without a resistor was around or slightly above 5.5V. Good to know, thanks for the info Steve.

 

[CaSHMeRe]

Wow, I didn't realize that that the voltage drops that much under load. I was under the impression that the loaded voltage at "6V" without a resistor was around or slightly above 5.5V. Good to know, thanks for the info Steve.

Vapor ... Its is, with a SR ... When you bump up the resistance on an atomizer, it drops the loaded voltage/wattage