Hello everyone. I was reading a few posts and I noticed that a lot of people tend to mix up some stuff when figuring out their amps and resistance. I figured I would write this out on my board and post it for posterity.
Ohms law basics
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*observes the prominent “don’t mix these up” warning written in capitals
No worries God is definitely an iron though sometimes
Ohms Law Calculator
Im just a simple girl I google this and spend about 10 seconds getting the information I need.
Im just a simple girl I google this and spend about 10 seconds getting the information I need.
It's one thing to know how to find a calculator, but in my opinion it's something that is important to understand is all.
I grasp it but I have no desire to learn the math equations. Im way more concerned about matching my lipstick to my heels when I go out its all a matter of priority's : )
If you ever need pointers just shoot me a pm I have all of Revlons colors memorized both gloss and mat
I almost never wear lipstick and heels myself, but it’s a personal choice. Mostly it’s the chest waxing. I am NEVER doing that again.
It’s not even the waxing, it’s when th hairs start to grow BACK! O M G
pesky hairs and all of the itching! Thank science for HRT!!!!!
I shouldn't derail but its so much fun lol but we could use OHMs law to figure out what resistance coil is needed to safely melt wax for chest hair removal.
Pretty much. But the constant is dependent on the device.
Keep in mind that this is most important for mech mods. Regulated mods have 2 sides strictly separated by the regulator board, the atty/coil side and the battery side. To choose the right batteries for a regulated mod you have to calculate on the battery side, you don't need Ohm's law for that, it only directly applies to the atty/coil side (the regulator circuit will have to deal with it on both sides but you don't have any insight on how exactly it deals with the battery side).
Just throwing that in to paint a more complete picture (I know you saw the link already but some others may not have)
Calculating battery current draw for a regulated mod | E-Cigarette Forum
I'd encourage everyone to be able to calculate everything we do by hand, be it liquid mixing, choosing the right batteries or coil building, it's really not that hard and it certainly isn't "maths". Mathematics is science, simple calculations is just smashing numbers together until the right result falls out, you'd probably be surprised at how different those are.
Yes, there's online calculators, but when you're not able to verify what they spit out then you're just hoping for the best...
Just throwing that in to paint a more complete picture (I know you saw the link already but some others may not have)
Calculating battery current draw for a regulated mod | E-Cigarette Forum
I'd encourage everyone to be able to calculate everything we do by hand, be it liquid mixing, choosing the right batteries or coil building, it's really not that hard and it certainly isn't "maths". Mathematics is science, simple calculations is just smashing numbers together until the right result falls out, you'd probably be surprised at how different those are.
Yes, there's online calculators, but when you're not able to verify what they spit out then you're just hoping for the best...
Better an ohms law calculator than nothing, although yes, I don't much care for math myself, although "vaping math" is different, LOL. If all the SAT questions had been vape related, I would have gotten a perfect score, apparently.
Better an Ohm's law calculator and shoes and lipstick to match the mod, and a well-waxed chest, also.
By the way, whoever made that comment about the pain of the hair coming in has only ever shaved, not waxed. Waxing is great as a) no way to cut yourself b) the hair that comes in is finer, doesn't have a "sharp" edge, and doesn't hurt or itch when it grows in and c) waxing lasts longer, and the more you do it, the finer the hair grows in, since you are basically plucking it out by its roots.
I have experience with waxing, LOL. HATE razors, hate them so very, very much. LOL.
Anna
Better an Ohm's law calculator and shoes and lipstick to match the mod, and a well-waxed chest, also.
By the way, whoever made that comment about the pain of the hair coming in has only ever shaved, not waxed. Waxing is great as a) no way to cut yourself b) the hair that comes in is finer, doesn't have a "sharp" edge, and doesn't hurt or itch when it grows in and c) waxing lasts longer, and the more you do it, the finer the hair grows in, since you are basically plucking it out by its roots.
I have experience with waxing, LOL. HATE razors, hate them so very, very much. LOL.
Anna
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