Voltage questions

[guitardedmark]

Am I right that the higher the battery voltage the more TH, flavor, vapor will be produced, with the downside of burning juice faster?

Higher ohms of the carto or atomizer essentially lowers the voltage of the battery being used right?

Whats the difference between a low voltage battery with a low ohm atomizer and a high volt battery with a high ohm atomizer?

 

[Chalie_Champ]

Well just just math (ohms of batt x ohms of batt.) / ohm of atty

so a low ohm batt with a low res. Atty will simulate a high volt device.

There is a thread here somewhere on this

 

[Chalie_Champ]

Darn im sorry i cant seem to find it. But all you have to do is follow that math and your good to go, for ex. A high ohm batt with a lr atty, well that is just too much power for most people, so be sure to run this math problem before you make up you mind on the following topic.

 

[guitardedmark]

Ok, so there isn't much difference between a high voltage battery with high ohm carto and a low voltage battery and low voltage carto?

 

[Icoth]

Here's a link http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...e-wanted-know-plus-bit-electronic-theory.html

I think that was a typo on the formula watts = volts X volts / resistance

 

[markfm]

Yes, power = volts-squared-over-resistance (P = V x V / R).

Example, 4.7V passthrough and a 3 ohm standard 808 carto: 4.7 x 4.7 / 3 = 7.4 Watts
Example 2, 3.7V standard KR808D-1 battery with low resistance 1.9 ohm carto: 3.7 x 3.7 / 1.9 = 7.2 W

 

[guitardedmark]

Yes, power = volts-squared-over-resistance (P = V x V / R).

Example, 4.7V passthrough and a 3 ohm standard 808 carto: 4.7 x 4.7 / 3 = 7.4 Watts
Example 2, 3.7V standard KR808D-1 battery with low resistance 1.9 ohm carto: 3.7 x 3.7 / 1.9 = 7.2 W

Thats exactly what I was looking for! I guess us Marks have a higher understanding of one another lol...

 

[Jimbo52]

This may help (Courtesy of Wench)

 

[BuzzKill]

Thats the ticket !

 

[foggy1]

thank you Jimbo52 (Wench).. now I know what level of Power I'm vaping