Pokemon Adventures calculation Revision

[The_Living_Tribunal1]

the pikachu move rather seems to be a stream of charged particles rather than a radiative blackbody (a black body as in something like a star)

 

[The_Living_Tribunal1]

@Antoniofer: Considering that Pikachu's lightning has a specific temperature as well as having a specific cylindrical shape to it, have you ever thought about using this law? No?
Anyways, I have made a blog about the PE of Kyogre here. Since the old calc had all its images broken, it's about time a new one be made anyways.

maybe you could use the power formulas instead?

like P = (V^2)(I) and other variations

the move is said to be gigavolt havock so its a billion volts of potential, but idk how much current it has

 

[Lina_Shields]

Asking Iwandesu about the temperature of lightning, he gives the go for using the radiation formula, as you have a thickness (meaning you can find the surface area of lightning), length, and the temperature of lightning, thus the radiation equation can be applied.

 

[The_real_cal_howard]

I'll link my old calc and someone can tell me how to edit/recreate it.

here