So i saw the post on making a mini ac powered

[dominus2nd]

I saw it in this thread. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/reos-mods/300735-my-mini-about-receive-big-upgrade.html
I was wondering what ac adapter voltwise and ampwise needed for a reomizer. for instance a .8ohm coil. with this ac adapter possibility, what would be the optimum build on an rm2?

 

[Justice]

the mini will still be dc its run thru an adapter. It has been done before last guy used a wood dowel with wires to each end quite simple just means your plugged in all the time

 

[dominus2nd]

awesome! yeah i just want to lessen the amount of cycles i put these aws through. they are my lil babies. i cant wait to try it out. i just need to know what specific power rating i need for a power adapter. ac or dc, volts, amps, etc. i have the rest of the hardware ready.

 

[Geoscouter]

Well you would want the output to be similar to what the AW battery supplies. Definitely DC, volts around 4.2 to 3.7 depending on what you like. You could go higher like a VV Grand can supply say up to 6 volts. As far as amps goes you might want to check with others but Based on ohms law watts = volts squared divided by ohm so if you are using a 1.5 ohm coil at 4 volts watts would be 4*4/1.5 or 10.66 watts if you want to vape at that level then volts = ohms(R)* amps(I) or amps= volts divided by ohms. So amps= 4/1.5 or 2.66. So the powers supply would need to be able to provide at least 2.66 amps at 4 volts DC to give you a 10.66 watt vape with a 1.5 ohm coil. But it's been a long time since I took physics so I highly recommend a second opinion.


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[dominus2nd]

perfect. thats absolutey everything i need to know. Now to try to not shock the monkey