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IMAGOD2THEM Verified JoinedFeb 2016 Posts 48 Reviews 0 Kudos7	Dual Coil Ohms If i install them in dual coil what would they ohm out to? Working...
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Sossij Verified JoinedMay 2013 Posts 5882 Reviews 0 Kudos5958	If you have to ask, you are NOT A GOD 2 THEM, you are a clueless noob ;) Careful now. (It's 0.14 ohms, Ohm's law, resistances in parallel and all that) (Oh, nearly forgot, FUCKING HELL!!!1!!) "You quit cigarettes, you started vaping, and now you're Einstein" Working...
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JPBel Verified JoinedAug 2014 Posts 3620 Reviews 80 Kudos1955	When all the resistances have the same value and are in parallel, you can divide the value by the number of resistances. You can also use this formula: 1/Rt = 1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3 +... Regardless of if the resistances values are the same or not. In Series they just add up. Rt= R1 + R2 + ... Working...