An American question

[Ron]

Can anyone explain this query from an American lady as I don't know how to break it down so she understands she uses 25r batteries

she said
I can't understand ohms law.but when there talking about voltage in the equation and using the ohms law calculator do they mean volts written on a battery or the number of volts you have your mod set at?and where do I find the current?

It said never exceed the amperage rating of your battery.so how do I control the amps?

[keepitgoin]

Let her know that if she gets a Quality Regulated Mod and buys Batteries from a well respected stockist then she will make life much simpler for herself.
Sticking to Pre-made coils (not too low) is fine for a beginner, and in depth knowledge of Ohms Law isn't as important as trying to quit Smoking.
If she wants to try Mech Mods (when you really do need a working knowledge of oHms etc!) then she should wait til she is comfortable Vaping on regulated Mods.

[MrDJ]

^this in a nutshell.
regulated mods have built in protection and do everything for you so ohms law is not really needed.

a mech or mechanical mod has no protection and can be a ticking time bomb if you dont know what you are doing and this is when ohms law is seriously needed.

samsung 25R 2500mah batteries are great for high wattage mods so roughly if you vape at over 80watts then these are best.
i vape mostly at 50-60watts and i now use samsung 30Q 3000mah which gives longer life between charges.

[Ron]

I pasted the above answers to her and she came back with this.....I told her a fully charged battery was 4.2 but any more info I can share with her ?she wrote

Ok well do you know how I figure out what volts I’m using in ohms law?i want to try making my own coils So I need ohms law .i like cooler vape so ohms law video sais higher gauge and higher resistance makes that happen.do u understand ohms law?i get how to do the equations but I don’t know how to find the voltage number.i don’t use mech mods any more.i used the for years.i still need to use the ohms reader with premade coils.once you get the figures like the resistance ,volts,watts, what is i need to make sure of?or to put it simple what do you calculate when testing your coils you’ve made ?i need to know what volts they mean..the 3.7 that the battery sais?

[joeten]

Ron does this help any www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/blog-entry/14-ohms-law-explained-for-vapers.6293/

[Ron]

joeten Thank you have passed on the link

[joeten]