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macker33 · 2014-03-08 18:29:56

Figured it out. if you arent out and about you can just use http://theecigstop.com/ecal.html I was a bit lost on the resistance and had talked myself into thinking it was a bit more complicated than it was., the voltage and watts thing but its actually quite simple, Just suppose you are running an 2.0 atty at 4v then the…

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Figured it out. if you arent out and about you can just use http://theecigstop.com/ecal.html

I was a bit lost on the resistance and had talked myself into thinking it was a bit more complicated than it was., the voltage and watts thing but its actually quite simple,

Just suppose you are running an 2.0 atty at 4v then the wattage needs to be 8,
If the 2.0 atty was at 6v then the wattage needs to be 18.

works like this, 4v divided by 2 = 2(magic numbers 2) so now you take the magic number and multply the 4v to get 8w.
Again, 6v divided by 2= 3(magic number), so 6v x 3 = 18

2.2 atty running on 4.4v = 8.8w, 2.0 atty at 3.0v = 4.5.
I think the connections easy to see

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