Vaping Power Chart Adjusted

[Nu2Dis]

So, I'm always looking for ways to improve things, and enjoy helping other people; some may find this a complete waste of time, but I have compiled a new power chart. The one's I found were missing some small amounts of information.

For example. I have a 1.7 Ohm coil, and would like to vape at close to 6.5 Watts; the old chart skipped from 1.5 to 1.8 ohms and skipped from 3.2 - 3.4 Volts so you had to either guess, or get out the calculator to do the math (3.3Volts). I found myself doing this a lot and this spreadsheet just took a few minutes to put together. I hope it helps some one. I removed voltages over 6 and resistance over 4, as I have found little use myself.

 

[Nu2Dis]

Please delete - PDF shows bad color designation after upload

 

[retired1]

A suggestion. As the old chart designates dangerous voltages as red, I'd suggest doing the same with your chart. The original has a wide range of viewership and folks tend to associate red with danger. Associating blue with the dangerous voltages is going to get a lot of folks into trouble if they're thinking of the original chart.

 

[Nu2Dis]

A suggestion. As the old chart designates dangerous voltages as red, I'd suggest doing the same with your chart. The original has a wide range of viewership and folks tend to associate red with danger. Associating blue with the dangerous voltages is going to get a lot of folks into trouble if they're thinking of the original chart.

I used Blue for low Voltage - low wattage - and Red for high Voltage - high Wattage. Did you see it differently?

 

[retired1]

I see absolutely no red at all in the pdf file.

 

[Nu2Dis]

I see absolutely no red at all in the pdf file.

How does that happen????
How do I delete the link?

 

[Nu2Dis]

How does that happen????
How do I delete the link?

I downloaded from the thread and the colors are correct....????

 

[vapero]

looking at this chart I'm vaping on a zmax v3 at 10w on a 2.0ohm evod that gives me a 4.45 volts I am on the red side but the taste is great i don't get a burnt taste and the flavor is much more pronounced than on say 8w
what does this imply?

 

[Nu2Dis]

looking at this chart I'm vaping on a zmax v3 at 10w on a 2.0ohm evod that gives me a 4.45 volts I am on the red side but the taste is great i don't get a burnt taste and the flavor is much more pronounced than on say 8w
what does this imply?

This is just a guide. You may have juice that doesn't burn as easy, or just don't notice the burnt taste. I've seen fellow vapors push it up to about 12 Watts with success. If I personally go above 7.5 Watts, with any resistance coil, I notice a distinct burnt taste coming through. The one thing that doesn't show is the amp draw, but you should be well within the limits with your ZMAX

 

[retired1]

How does that happen????
How do I delete the link?

I restarted the machine and viewed it in Windows and the colors show as they should. However, a non-Windows machine may see the colors differently (I normally run in Linux). Ensure your PDF conversion isn't using colors that are strictly associated with Windows.

 

[electronflow]

I don't understand I usually adjust the watts so 2ohm = 4 watts if I go higher the juice burns. doesn't matter if the coil is new or old. using vamo with a protank.

 

[Ronald3638]

I don't understand I usually adjust the watts so 2ohm = 4 watts if I go higher the juice burns. doesn't matter if the coil is new or old. using vamo with a protank.

Make sure your not in average mode NO1 set your Vamo to RMS mode by holding either the Right or Left button until it displays the mode. If it displays NO2 when you do this it was in NO1 before you did this procedure.

Here's a spread sheet that illustrates the differences between average and RMS. If anyone finds an error feel free to fix it and repost.

View attachment Watts vs volts and resistance.xls

 

[gatorjim]

Thanks for taking the time to do the spreadsheet!