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<blockquote data-quote="bigred572005" data-source="post: 5268609" data-attributes="member: 604567"><p>well first of all you have to understand how amps work. Take the fuse size that is on the amp and multiply it by how many volts you are running from you battery. So lets say that you has an 80watt fuse and you are running 12 volts (which is what most single battery cars run) so take 80X12= 960 this is you ture max power. than take 75% of that and this is you efficientcy. the amps that say they are 4000Watts are not reallly. physics wont allow it. use this when you are looking for amps!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bigred572005, post: 5268609, member: 604567"] well first of all you have to understand how amps work. Take the fuse size that is on the amp and multiply it by how many volts you are running from you battery. So lets say that you has an 80watt fuse and you are running 12 volts (which is what most single battery cars run) so take 80X12= 960 this is you ture max power. than take 75% of that and this is you efficientcy. the amps that say they are 4000Watts are not reallly. physics wont allow it. use this when you are looking for amps! [/QUOTE]
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