ohms law question

[xlambox029]

So I am running cyclone rda atty on a trident mech mod, 32 awg 5 wraps running at 1.3 ohms. Full charge battery so 4.1 volts, my question is I plugged the resistance and volts in oh.s law calculator and it give me a amperage of about 4 amps. Is this correct or is there something I am doin wrong while plugging in info? It just seemed kinda low. Thanks in advance

 

[MarKa]

I got a number closer to 3 amps, but yeah you're basically right. It's a low number because 1.3ohms is not low enough to generate a gratuitous amount of amps.

 

[Ryedan]

So I am running cyclone rda atty on a trident mech mod, 32 awg 5 wraps running at 1.3 ohms. Full charge battery so 4.1 volts, my question is I plugged the resistance and volts in oh.s law calculator and it give me a amperage of about 4 amps. Is this correct or is there something I am doin wrong while plugging in info? It just seemed kinda low. Thanks in advance

This is a good ohm's law online calculator.

Your setup works out to 3.15 amps. If you got 4 A you did something wrong or your calculator is bad.

 

[xlambox029]

Thanks you I just needed to make sure I was plugging it all in right cuz my imr batterys are rated for 10 amp and needed the reassurance it was correct

 

[john616]

^^ +1 ^^ I agree with MarKa

 

[xlambox029]

I did mess up re entered it on that link and came out to 3.15 thanks again all

 

[Ryedan]

I did mess up re entered it on that link and came out to 3.15 thanks again all

Isn't it great when a plan comes together

 

[Abbell]

good job... now go out and build a .2 Ohm and you will be all set... well, set on fire perhaps