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🧑🔬 Today, John Robert talks about the legendary Ohm’s Law—the cornerstone of electronics!
⚙️ Learn about the man behind the math and discover how volts, amps, and resistance all come together to supercharge your RC builds. 🚗💨
✨ Highlights in this video:
🔍 Who was George Ohm?
📐 Easy breakdown of Ohm’s Law: V = I x R
Whether you're tuning your RC rig or just curious about the science that powers it all, this is the perfect guide for YOU. Hit play and join the fun! 🎥
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Ohm’s law applies to air pressure in the same way, but with PSI, pneumatic resistance, and flow
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As an apprentice “amps times ohms equals volts” hurts me 😂.
You’re objectively correct, but the way you say it is so different from how we are taught
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First and last time I used it was in Submarine School for the US Navy
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Every time I put up Christmas lights.
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I am not smart enough about electrical engineering or anything that requires the use of Ohms Law. I kno of it, and that’s been good enough so far 😂
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i use it a lot when i build coils for my vapes :D
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I use ohms law all the time doing car audio system design
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Perhaps a more intuitive understand what it is telling us is to start from current.... Basically current is the amount of electricity flowing in a circuit. Simply put, the more pressure (volts) pushing it the more there will be and there will be less current if there is more resistance. In other words current (I) is equal to voltage divided by resistance. Mathematically it is I=V/R
From that you can get the more famous, but less intuitive, V=IR.
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Actually, his name was pronounced gay org, not George.
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@AstarothDeathSquirre
2 weeks ago
I was taught at school VIR WIV. I use it quite often. Just the other day my wife phoned me to ask if she can plug two heaters in at the same time 4000w/230v = 17amps on a 30 amp breaker.
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