Steam Engine Calculator Thing.. ???
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There are many apps. The best thing you can do is check it yourself by checking the math. For instance, if you say you want 25% pg in 120ml bottle check what the output it gives is. Thet math there is .25*120=30 if your nic base or flavoring are pg based that number will be 30-nic-flavoring or close to it. As for coils just check on ohm reader or regulated device that reads resistance.
In my experience, Steam engine has been accurate.
In my experience, Steam engine has been accurate.
There are several good juice calculators out there,but the best i have used is ejuicemeup.It is very accurate,and it also comes with a bunch of recipes already loaded in it,and you can save your own as well.
What part of the Steam Calculator do you feel is Incorrect?
I use the Steam Engine coil calculator all the time for new setups and it's accurate, if you enter accurate data.
I use the juice recipe calculator that HauntedMyst posted a link to in post #4. It covers just about any scenario I can think of and is accurate. I appreciate that it's a program I have on my computer so I can use it without internet connectivity. There are also a lot of people who use it so you can get help should you need it.
Steam Engine is extremely accurate, IF everything is exactly as it should be, which is rarely the case. Math is math, it cannot be inaccurate, variables outside of the math are what can throw it off. For coils, people often miss the coil diameter, easy to forget and can really throw things off. Leg length will also play a factor, most people don't measure exactly how long the legs are, though this should have minimal effect. The wire consistency itself can also play a factor.
Never used Steam Engine for juice, I always use eJuice Me Up.
Never used Steam Engine for juice, I always use eJuice Me Up.
E-juice lab is what I use and recommene. You can see all your recipes easily, saving your products for later, you can easily choose to see your batch in whatever quantity you want, and see in either drops, ml, weight or percentages.
One thing I noticed about Steam Engine is, their optimal resistance for the SX350j in Joules mode is wayyy off compared to YiHi's recommendation on 0.065
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