Volts Ohms Watts Chart

[joe2003]

Atty Wats1.pdf

[Brian]

That looks familiar.

[mega]

didnt you post that or send it before? brian

[joe2003]

Yep forgot to give credit on that one,

just thought it was time to put it up again .

There's just so much good info here that my poor li'l brain

can't remember who put what where and when

[wendallb]

Thanks for sharing, could be useful for sure..

[jtphenom]

So what are the units that come out of that, and what does one do with those numbers? This is stuff I still don't understand. :-/

[joe2003]

The corresponding numbers are the watts (heat) provided by an

atty or carto of a certain ohms vaped on a device set at a certain voltage.

It is not recommended to go above 12 watts as this will pop most coils.(no more vape :>( lol

It seems like the majority of vapors prefer between 6 and 9 watts depending on

which juice they are vaping at the moment.

Some of the lighter juices,especially fruit juices for me,seem to taste burnt or harsh

at the higher watts.

Generally speaking the more watts you use the more vapor,heat,flavor and TH you get.

If I made any oopsies hopefully the more knowledgeable techies will be here soon to

correct me :>).

HTH

[jtphenom]

Thanks, joe2003. So I thought W = VA, not W = VO?

[joe2003]

The formula that I learned is:

Volts/Ohms=Amps

Amps*Volts=Watts