It's not that I don't like it. It's that your doing it wrong. Peak hold takes the highest of both voltage and amps. But they both have peaks when the other figure is lower. So your not seeing real watts. There is a reason your the only person to test over 10k out of a Z2. And amazingly you test 1000 watts more than scottie j on the 40.1? All your numbers are higher than I have seen tested by competitors I trust.I am doing something right, and im not changing anything just because you dont like it.
thank you for speaking up //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gifIt's not that I don't like it. It's that your doing it wrong. Peak hold takes the highest of both voltage and amps. But they both have peaks when the other figure is lower. So your not seeing real watts. There is a reason your the only person to test over 10k out of a Z2. And amazingly you test 1000 watts more than scottie j on the 40.1? All your numbers are higher than I have seen tested by competitors I trust.
I don't think the numbers are that far off as long as some of the testsTrue RMS
I asked the OP for a DC amp draw amount, so i could do some crude Ohms Law number crunching. But he said the Clamp he had only measured AC? Oh well.I don't think the numbers are that far off as long as some of the testswhere at 16v and none of them reflect the final multiple of .707
for true RMS power.