Gotta say I'm very happy with the Sony 30 amp 2000 mah. It rocks all day long and stays cool as a cucumber. As far as a multimeter goes. My 15 dollar radio shack version works flawlessly. All I have to do is tap the leads together and factor that resistance into my readings.
I can only find that for the Android phones. I have an iphone.
Peepaw is above androids. lol
You probably have heard this already but one more time... put the dual coils away, get some IMR batteries ( Panasonic) get an ohm meter, learn ohms Law, read more on mech mods and coiling. The details in Cloud chasing are subtle, alot more going on than just wrapping up 2 small coils and puttin juice to them.... Im not fussin, Im trying to save you alot of grief...
Now, what about a clone MOD vs the real thing?
What are the big difference's here? I really can't find a defining answer anywhere.
Ohms law easy. Divide your voltage (4.2) by ohms (lets say .5) to get amps which would be just over 8. Also if making dual coils the amps double.
Two coils in parallel result in a total resistance that is half of the individual coils. I.E. Two 8 ohm coils in parallel equals 4 ohms.
You probably have heard this already but one more time... put the dual coils away, get some IMR batteries ( Panasonic) get an ohm meter, learn ohms Law, read more on mech mods and coiling. The details in Cloud chasing are subtle, alot more going on than just wrapping up 2 small coils and puttin juice to them.... Im not fussin, Im trying to save you alot of grief...
not that easy
quad coil in parallel heres the math:
1/((1/C1)+(1/C2)+(1/C3)+(1/C4)) C1 thru C4 = resistance of each coil
I have no idea what i'm looking at here... Is there anyway to be more specific in this description?
Not really.
Total resistance of 4 resistances in parallel = 1/(1/R1+1/R2+1/R3+1/R4)
Thats about as plain as I can make it?????
4 resistance in parallel? 4 coils? what is r1, r2, etc...