Electrical Calculator

I just built an on-line ohms law calculator. This is free, none of that sneak up and "blind side you" sort of stuff. Thought I would post it to see if anyone could get any use for it. I am working on several others that are somewhat motorcycle related, I'll post as I get them finished.

Electrical Calculator

This is one of my many hobbies/obsessions. Enjoy.

Ah yes, Ohms law, cool calc. thanks for the post...

That's a neat post...thanks!

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Thanks:)

It is very cool, of course I don't have a clue what to do with it as I am electrical challanged!!

Thanks for the positive feedback.

If you think of a calculator that could be helpful for forum members, let me know and I'll add them to my list of "projects".

Here's one that came up recently:

Grams (of fuel) per horsepower per hour converted into miles per gallon (one conversion for US gallons and one for Imperial gallons)

This may not be doable because of something I'm missing with my limited knowledge of physics so let me/us know if it's possible....or not.

ive been wiring and plumbing for more years than id like to remember,anyway those calculators always drove me nuts.wiring is really easy as long as you know 2 of the 3 you can figure out the third.example wattage divided by voltage = amperage 600w divided by 120v=5a .

PLUMMEN wrote:

ive been wiring and plumbing for more years than id like to remember,anyway those calculators always drove me nuts.wiring is really easy as long as you know 2 of the 3 you can figure out the third.example wattage divided by voltage = amperage 600w divided by 120v=5a .

That's becuase you have been doing this before they invented Ohms Law:woohoo:

Some of them I remeber as well, but some of the others I needed to keep handy when trying to reverse engineer circuit cards that didn't have documentation. "in a previous life". :ohmy:

H2RICK

Here's one that came up recently:

Grams (of fuel) per horsepower per hour converted into miles per gallon (one conversion for US gallons and one for Imperial gallons)

This may not be doable because of something I'm missing with my limited knowledge of physics so let me/us know if it's possible....or not.

I'll look into it, no promises however, as this is first I have heard of that particular combo of info.

I can never remember how many litres are in a US or UK gallon, how about a mpg to L/100km calculator?

There are 4.54 litres in an Imperial gallon and 3.78 litres in a US gallon.

I can't just now remember the formula for the MPG to litres/100 kilometres conversion. I have it somewhere....
Got 'em.....

Litres/100 km = 235.21/x MPUSG

Litres/100 km = 282.48/x MPIG

Well I have a new calculator up for those who may need it. It is a Fuel Injection Calculator. It can be used to determine required injector size, convert between lb/hr and cc/min, show flow differences when fuel pressure is changed, and show the max amount of horsepower for a given injector flow rate. Nothing new really, but something I was working on.

Comments and suggestions are appreciated.

Enjoy.