Posting here so I don't have to look at BlackChad's face every time I lurk the thread.
I guess I'll throw up a couple pics too (most are rehash/ been posted in super_X_drifter's
That dual coil you have pictures at the bottom on the ohm meter that says 0.24 sine the meter is reading a dual coil build at 0.24 your telling me they sine your suppose to split whatever the resistance is, then that coil is really 0.12?
Is that correct?
No sir. Each coil is .48 ohms, but when installed as dual coils, the resistance is already cut in half. If you plan on making twin coils and you only ohm out one of them, then you will end up with half of the resistance of that one coil when you are done installing both.
@4.2v it is 17.5A, 73.5w but its really closer to 3.9 under load (16.25A, 63.38w)
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It isn't calculating anything. It is giving you the circuit resistance, which is the only thing it can do when you have dual coils mounted. There is only one positive and one negative in the circuit. Mount one coil on a dual coil atty and you measure that one coil resistance. Mount the other, and you measure the parallel resistance of both of them.The Ohm meter already calculates the half reading for you?