Thread: Ranking batteries using a Battery Beak?
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Re: Ranking batteries using a Battery Beak?
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Originally Posted by yash101 View Post
E=I/R is what Ohm's law says.
Nope. The voltage drop is the current multiplied by the resistance: E=I*R