Determine Your Ampere's Pull

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Determine Your Ampere's Pull

11-22-2009, 05:56 AM

Jbald87

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Location:South Western, Michigan

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Quote:

I = amperes
Po=RMS
n=efficiency
V=voltage

So for me its:

I = (3000 - .8*3000 + 3000) / 13.8

I donno about your car but most vehicals these days run at about 14-16 volts at ideal.

But if you are pulling 3000 watts rms that looks like a fitting amount of amps. I dont know what amp you have to tell you how things are running. IE how many watts RMS you are pulling at what ohms it's set to.

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