dadprepper on Nostr: Ok nerds. Going to see if your radio knowledge can help me with a vehicle question. ...
Ok nerds. Going to see if your radio knowledge can help me with a vehicle question. Here goes;
Is an ohm resistance of >1 better than an ohm resistance of <1 for heat generation and why?
Situation-I have glow plugs that are designed to generate heat when activated through a basic coil like a controlled short. I have two sets; one that measures 0.7 ohms and one set that measures 1.7 ohms. The more heat the better. Which set should I use to get the most heat?
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