gene heskett wrote: > > > Oh my, Jon. Anyway I run that through this aged wet ram, I still get 4 > watts for that 1 amp & 4 ohms. I squared, where I=1, 1*1 is still 1, times > 4 ohms=4 watts. 2 amps should be 16 watts. Or is my wet ram going away? > I hope not. ;-D > OOps, I was thinking when you double the resistance, you square the heat. Not true, only if you double the CURRENT does it square the heat. So, yes, a 4 Ohm motor at 1 A is only 4 Watts, shouldn't be a problem.
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