
Battery BasicsUpdated 4 min read
What are Amps, Volts and Watts?
Let's imagine electricity like water in a garden hose. Here's how we can think about it: Amps (Amperes) are like the amount of water that flows through the hose. More water means more amps. Volts are like the pressure of the water in the hose. Higher pressure means the water can travel further and with more force. Ohms are like how narrow or wide the hose is. A narrow hose makes it harder for water to pass through, which is like having more resistance.
By Stephen Davenport









