Wattage vs Resistance?

[LKnives]

I just got my first variable power device (Anyvape CVI, working nicely) and I am curious about wattage vs ohms rating. How do I figure the ranges of power vs the ohms? Is there a chart like I familiarized myself with for voltage vs ohm?

Any help appreciated.

 

[scalewiz]

Ohms is a measure of resistance; the amount of back push the coil offers to the battery.

Watts is the actual heat that the coil develops.

In a variable wattage (wattage controlled) device, the voltage (or push) that is delivered to the coil can vary, depending on the ohms (resistance) of the device. No matter what device you put on the end, the mod will deliver the voltage necessary to give that many watts (heat) you have it set for. With that type of mod, you don't need to worry about voltage; the mod will vary it to maintain a constant heat level.

 

[LKnives]

So, the short version is: Adjust to taste. Cool, thanks.

 

[scalewiz]

Sorry, hit the wrong button too fast!

When setting you device for voltage output instead of wattage output, you will need to know not only the ohms of your device, but the voltage you are set for. Use the following chart to determine your watts of heat.

http://vapingguides.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/Wattage-Chart.jpg

 

[crxess]

Yep, if 7 watts works for a certain juice no matter what ohm device you use it in 7 watts is 7 watts
That's why I love my eVics

 

[EddardinWinter]

W = V² / R

W=Watts
V=Volts
R=Ohms

 

[MoonLit_Water]

Here You Go Chart