omhs and watts
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You're a cloud chaser, with an RDA, yet you don't know what resistance build to put in your RDA to get 50 watts?
Let me guess, your mod is a mechanical?
Let me guess, your mod is a mechanical?
depends on mod config, and battery stats. steam-engine.org is an awesome calculator. Ohms law, Ohms law, Ohms law, Battery safety, Battery safety, Battery safety!!!!!
You might want to start in the Rebuildable Atomizer forums and make sure to read up on battery safety.
A'rite cloud chaser. Welcome. It's tough to start out here without getting discouraged by EVERYTHING but these folks really care about you're safety. I'm going to make some assumptions because you're a "cloud chaser."
1) You already have a thorough understanding of ohms law. A Thorough understanding! Not how to plug numbers into an ohm calc, but actually what ohms law means, how it relates to V, Ohm, A and W, and also how they relate to each other.
2) You understand how different wire types, their gauges, coil sizes, etc relate to the heat flux of your impudence coil and also how all of that relates to ohms law. AND how all of that relates to making epik vapor.
3) You have the basic tools you need to make coils including A MULTIMETER/OHMMETER and how to use them correctly.
4) You know how Li batteries work, their dangers, and the specific limits (hard and soft) of the batteries that you own.
5) You understand the limits of your device and how to use it safely.
These are the BASICS. I hope you're asking what coil do we think gives the best performance on a 50w device (I.e iStick 50) because your question as worded made me worry about your safety.
Come back with questions and we will help you. It may not be the help you want but it'll be, hopefully, the help you need.
Cave
1) You already have a thorough understanding of ohms law. A Thorough understanding! Not how to plug numbers into an ohm calc, but actually what ohms law means, how it relates to V, Ohm, A and W, and also how they relate to each other.
2) You understand how different wire types, their gauges, coil sizes, etc relate to the heat flux of your impudence coil and also how all of that relates to ohms law. AND how all of that relates to making epik vapor.
3) You have the basic tools you need to make coils including A MULTIMETER/OHMMETER and how to use them correctly.
4) You know how Li batteries work, their dangers, and the specific limits (hard and soft) of the batteries that you own.
5) You understand the limits of your device and how to use it safely.
These are the BASICS. I hope you're asking what coil do we think gives the best performance on a 50w device (I.e iStick 50) because your question as worded made me worry about your safety.
Come back with questions and we will help you. It may not be the help you want but it'll be, hopefully, the help you need.
Cave
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Cloud chaser surely. It's not that hard to build a sick coil but 1st do a lot of research. 2nd u will need the proper equipment.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blogs/baditude/
http://www.steam-engine.org/
read everything in the first link first... that should be a pretty good start. if you dont get it, read it again until ya do.
especisally read this and its links within
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...4-7-information-resources-your-first-rba.html
http://www.steam-engine.org/
read everything in the first link first... that should be a pretty good start. if you dont get it, read it again until ya do.
especisally read this and its links within
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...4-7-information-resources-your-first-rba.html
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To the OP, the point that everyone is trying to make is....If you can't answer your question yourself, you're not ready to start building coils, running mech mods, etc....You need to study up on Ohm's law, power, battery safety, etc... before you start trying to build anything.
EDIT: I may have misread the original post, as others have stated, he may be buying a 50 watt regulated mod. The OP's post isn't very clear.
If you're buying a 50 watt regulated mod, the you need to build within it's limits. It will have a minimum and maximum resistance it will fire.
Best build depends on a lot of factors, I'd suggest looking at build pics/videos for your particular RDA.
EDIT: I may have misread the original post, as others have stated, he may be buying a 50 watt regulated mod. The OP's post isn't very clear.
If you're buying a 50 watt regulated mod, the you need to build within it's limits. It will have a minimum and maximum resistance it will fire.
Best build depends on a lot of factors, I'd suggest looking at build pics/videos for your particular RDA.
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