My Ohms/Watts settings....

[Fredman1]

I like a nice coolish vape. Been noticing lately whenever I set the Watts, it more or less ends up being close to the Ohm value (on the lower builds). Needless to say when the Volts stood up to fall in line, it was a huge bonus...
I'm curious to know what your Ohm/Watt ratio is.

 

[Fredman1]

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[Punk In Drublic]

I'm curious to know what your Ohm/Watt ratio is.

There isn’t one. With variable wattage devices power is set based on preference and mass of the coil, not resistance.

Edit: That impressive you were able to get the resistance, volts and power all set with the same digits.

 

[Fredman1]

Yeah, all my preferences lined up. I'm sure the coil is happy with its mass to.

 

[Punk In Drublic]

To further add. Your voltage is assigned by the device based on the power you have chosen and the resistance of the coil. This can be calculated by…

Voltage = √Power x Resistance.

 

[Fredman1]

The backbone of Ohms law..

 

[AngeNZ]

I'll play:

15.5 watts is what id use in power mode - in TC it's 17.5

 

[Fredman1]

Onya Ange. Now why did I think you'll be the first one to see the fun in it

 

[Jebbn]

.77ohm @ 200-215c and 16w
.4ohm @ 200-215c and 31w

No, no numbers lining up

 

[Punk In Drublic]

I’m embarrassed to say that I thought you were asking if there was an actual ratio of Ohm vs Wattage. Ooops

 

[mcduffy]

One also. 3.5 to 5 ohms at 3.5 to 5 watts

 

[mcduffy]

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[Zakillah]

Edit: That impressive you were able to get the resistance, volts and power all set with the same digits.

Really, its not. You´ll get that with ANY numbers.
50 Watt at 0,5 Ohm need 5 Volts
77 Watt at 0,77 Ohm need 7,7 Volts
you get the idea; it´ll work every time.

 

[Punk In Drublic]

Really, its not. You´ll get that with ANY numbers.
50 Watt at 0,5 Ohm need 5 Volts
77 Watt at 0,77 Ohm need 7,7 Volts
you get the idea; it´ll work every time.

The math is one thing, but with the many variables at hand such as the exact resistance (either built or read), correct applied voltage (cause this is not always the case) and the correct chosen wattage it is impressive the OP was able to line up the numbers as he did.

 

[Old Greybeard]

 

[Fredman1]

Really, its not. You´ll get that with ANY numbers.
50 Watt at 0,5 Ohm need 5 Volts
77 Watt at 0,77 Ohm need 7,7 Volts
you get the idea; it´ll work every time.

The math is one thing, but with the many variables at hand such as the exact resistance (either built or read), correct applied voltage (cause this is not always the case) and the correct chosen wattage it is impressive the OP was able to line up the numbers as he did.

Tested it again and you're both right. Here's another one... very interesting...suppose its all about ohms law then? The amps came out at 7.5...care to show me the math on it plz?

 

[Eskie]

Now all I see is the smiley face underneath the screen.