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<blockquote data-quote="knukonceptz" data-source="post: 1387510" data-attributes="member: 548221"><p>Correct, no amp is 100% efficient, BUT you better get 140A out of a 140A ALT. You see comparing efficiency of an amp vs ALT is different. You know how many ampere an amplifier can consume based on fuse rating. You do not know what the potential of ampere the ALT can make vs its loss in heat.</p><p></p><p>Now with a 140A or 200A ALT - that better be what they are producing or your being lied to...period. A 200A ALT may be 80% efficient (this is totally just an example) BUT it is still making 200A. Just like an amplifier that is properly rated, you know there is still some inefficiency but it still makes its rated power</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="knukonceptz, post: 1387510, member: 548221"] Correct, no amp is 100% efficient, BUT you better get 140A out of a 140A ALT. You see comparing efficiency of an amp vs ALT is different. You know how many ampere an amplifier can consume based on fuse rating. You do not know what the potential of ampere the ALT can make vs its loss in heat. Now with a 140A or 200A ALT - that better be what they are producing or your being lied to...period. A 200A ALT may be 80% efficient (this is totally just an example) BUT it is still making 200A. Just like an amplifier that is properly rated, you know there is still some inefficiency but it still makes its rated power [/QUOTE]
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