How many watts does the amp have to have for an 800 watt subwoofer?
Q. I have a 12' 800 watt Pioneer, how many watts does the amp have to have?
Asked by ALPINEFAN - Sun Jul 1 22:12:48 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will want to find an amp that is rated the same as your sub's RMS and at stable ohms for your sub. If you have a 800 watt PEAK power, and you have an amp that is pushing 800 watts RMS, then you will be over powering your subs. You'll blow your sub in a heartbeat. Also, if you have a 800 watt RMS sub that is a 4 Ohm DVC, then you need to find an amp that you can wire accordingly. Remember, wiring a sub down to the right ohms is also going to play a huge role into buying your amp. For example, if your sub is rated 800W rms at 4 ohms DVC, then you will probably end up wiring your subs down to 2 ohms. Meaning, you'll need to find an Monoblock 800 watt x 1 @ 2 ohms amplifier. Here is a wiring diagram to help you out.
Answered by Always - Sun Jul 1 23:32:21 2007
Q. I have a 12' 800 watt Pioneer, how many watts does the amp have to have?
Asked by ALPINEFAN - Sun Jul 1 22:12:48 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will want to find an amp that is rated the same as your sub's RMS and at stable ohms for your sub. If you have a 800 watt PEAK power, and you have an amp that is pushing 800 watts RMS, then you will be over powering your subs. You'll blow your sub in a heartbeat. Also, if you have a 800 watt RMS sub that is a 4 Ohm DVC, then you need to find an amp that you can wire accordingly. Remember, wiring a sub down to the right ohms is also going to play a huge role into buying your amp. For example, if your sub is rated 800W rms at 4 ohms DVC, then you will probably end up wiring your subs down to 2 ohms. Meaning, you'll need to find an Monoblock 800 watt x 1 @ 2 ohms amplifier. Here is a wiring diagram to help you out.
Answered by Always - Sun Jul 1 23:32:21 2007
What is the difference between Watts and Watt hours when talking about generating electricity?
Q. What does it mean when it says it will produce 200 watts? What does it mean when it says it will produce 200 watt hours? Which is greater a watt or a watt hour or can they not be compared?
Asked by random97868 - Sun Dec 30 09:30:42 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If something says it can generate 200 Watts, then it should be able to generate 200 Watts of power on a 'continuous' or other specified basis. If something can deliver 200 Watt-hours, (usually measured at a specific current), then it can deliver 200 Watts for one hour, or 20 Watts for 10 hours, or 400 Watts for 1/2 hour. Battery capacity is often reported in Amp-hours or Watt-hours. Batteries are usually measured at 1/10 or 1/20 of a battery's capacity. Let's take a 12 Volt battery rated for 60 Amp-hours at C/10 discharge current. That battery would have 12x60=720 Watt-hour capacity, but that rating would be established by draining the battery at 6 amps and the battery lasting 10 hours (6x10=60 Amp-hours, 60 Amp-hours x 12 Volts = 720… [cont.]
Answered by Bob S, N3FM - Sun Dec 30 10:50:01 2007
Q. What does it mean when it says it will produce 200 watts? What does it mean when it says it will produce 200 watt hours? Which is greater a watt or a watt hour or can they not be compared?
Asked by random97868 - Sun Dec 30 09:30:42 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If something says it can generate 200 Watts, then it should be able to generate 200 Watts of power on a 'continuous' or other specified basis. If something can deliver 200 Watt-hours, (usually measured at a specific current), then it can deliver 200 Watts for one hour, or 20 Watts for 10 hours, or 400 Watts for 1/2 hour. Battery capacity is often reported in Amp-hours or Watt-hours. Batteries are usually measured at 1/10 or 1/20 of a battery's capacity. Let's take a 12 Volt battery rated for 60 Amp-hours at C/10 discharge current. That battery would have 12x60=720 Watt-hour capacity, but that rating would be established by draining the battery at 6 amps and the battery lasting 10 hours (6x10=60 Amp-hours, 60 Amp-hours x 12 Volts = 720… [cont.]
Answered by Bob S, N3FM - Sun Dec 30 10:50:01 2007
How many watts of lighting do I need over a dining table?
Q. I foolishly bought a pendant lamp with only a 100 watt halogen light bulb for my dining area. Now that I've decided to replace it with a bigger chandalier, how many watts of light should I be looking at? I do have a Lutron dimmer, so it'll be adjustable. Is total wattage even what I should be looking at? Is there some other measurement to consider? Because my dining room has a sloping roof, I can really only do a single chandalier or pendant lamp. A single pendant lamp will never be bright enough -- so that's out. Most chandaliers tend to have lamp shades that focus upwards, whereas I know lighting for a dining table should mostly focus downwards -- to draw people into the dining area. What are my options? For what it's worth, I… [cont.]
Asked by Ferg2k - Sat Apr 8 23:03:50 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wattage definitely is what we think of when we think of how bright a light bulb is... but that generally really is meant to indicate how much electricity the unit is converting to another form of energy (light/heat). You could use a 9 Watt fluorescent screw-in bulb that has the same brightness as a 40 Watt incandescent bulb. Anyway, what you need is, as you said, something that DOES direct light down to your eating surface... not up onto your cavernous ceiling. I actually believe that there is a pretty decent selection of chandeliers out there with lamp covers that direct light down... you just might have to shop around a bit. Have you considered a small track-lighting installation that would allow you to hang, say, three pendant… [cont.]
Answered by A Designer - Sun Apr 9 01:17:04 2006
Q. I foolishly bought a pendant lamp with only a 100 watt halogen light bulb for my dining area. Now that I've decided to replace it with a bigger chandalier, how many watts of light should I be looking at? I do have a Lutron dimmer, so it'll be adjustable. Is total wattage even what I should be looking at? Is there some other measurement to consider? Because my dining room has a sloping roof, I can really only do a single chandalier or pendant lamp. A single pendant lamp will never be bright enough -- so that's out. Most chandaliers tend to have lamp shades that focus upwards, whereas I know lighting for a dining table should mostly focus downwards -- to draw people into the dining area. What are my options? For what it's worth, I… [cont.]
Asked by Ferg2k - Sat Apr 8 23:03:50 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wattage definitely is what we think of when we think of how bright a light bulb is... but that generally really is meant to indicate how much electricity the unit is converting to another form of energy (light/heat). You could use a 9 Watt fluorescent screw-in bulb that has the same brightness as a 40 Watt incandescent bulb. Anyway, what you need is, as you said, something that DOES direct light down to your eating surface... not up onto your cavernous ceiling. I actually believe that there is a pretty decent selection of chandeliers out there with lamp covers that direct light down... you just might have to shop around a bit. Have you considered a small track-lighting installation that would allow you to hang, say, three pendant… [cont.]
Answered by A Designer - Sun Apr 9 01:17:04 2006
How many watts for a decent car sound system?
Q. Hi there, I'm planning on replacing the factory speakers on my car. How many watts are good for some 6x9 speakers? I was looking at some 100 watt rms and 400 peak speakers that looked interesting but I'm not sure if it is enough. Also will I need an amp to run these at a good level? I am not looking for a sound system that will be heard a mile away, I just want something nice that will not be a huge disappointment if I decide to turn it up once in a while.
Asked by Joe Black - Tue Dec 22 20:42:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watts don't equal good. You can have a 200 watt sound system sound perfectly fine, and never need to improve on it. It's like asking "how many miles an hour for a decent car?" Does it really matter if it can do 200mph, if you only drive it 60? No. It does just as well as a car that does 150. Or 100. So, it's totally pointless.
Answered by Vipassana - Tue Dec 22 20:45:50 2009
Q. Hi there, I'm planning on replacing the factory speakers on my car. How many watts are good for some 6x9 speakers? I was looking at some 100 watt rms and 400 peak speakers that looked interesting but I'm not sure if it is enough. Also will I need an amp to run these at a good level? I am not looking for a sound system that will be heard a mile away, I just want something nice that will not be a huge disappointment if I decide to turn it up once in a while.
Asked by Joe Black - Tue Dec 22 20:42:12 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watts don't equal good. You can have a 200 watt sound system sound perfectly fine, and never need to improve on it. It's like asking "how many miles an hour for a decent car?" Does it really matter if it can do 200mph, if you only drive it 60? No. It does just as well as a car that does 150. Or 100. So, it's totally pointless.
Answered by Vipassana - Tue Dec 22 20:45:50 2009
How many watts does an amplifier draw when its turned on but idle?
Q. I have a simple stereo Sony amplifier from the 90s, thats turned on pretty much 24/7. Its hooked up to some 40 watt speakers and its usually at a low volume setting. How many watts does an amplifier draw when its turned on but idle?
Asked by Vizen J - Tue Oct 28 18:53:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It uses very little power when idle but it does use a little. I wouldn't worry about it.
Answered by Daniel K - Wed Oct 29 11:08:41 2008
Q. I have a simple stereo Sony amplifier from the 90s, thats turned on pretty much 24/7. Its hooked up to some 40 watt speakers and its usually at a low volume setting. How many watts does an amplifier draw when its turned on but idle?
Asked by Vizen J - Tue Oct 28 18:53:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It uses very little power when idle but it does use a little. I wouldn't worry about it.
Answered by Daniel K - Wed Oct 29 11:08:41 2008
How many watts does my solar panel need to be if I am running lights only at night?
Q. I want to use 12vDc rope lighting that is 3 watts per foot and i am looking to use approx 64 ft of light. I am probably only going to have the lights on for 3-4 hours at night. I will be running the lights off a 12 volt car battery. What wattage will my solar panel need to be to recharge the battery during the day. I would appreciate any help, Thank You! I am also looking at led lighting that is only 0.8 watt per foot.
Asked by Carrie - Fri Aug 28 19:06:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is the math. 3W/ft * 64 ft = 192W 4hr * 192W = 768Whr <--- energy needed per day 768Whr / 12v = 64Ahr 64Ahr * 200%(d-rate) = 128Ahr <--- Your battery needs to be a minimum 128 Amp - Hour to opperate without damaging itself. At Boise, Idaho Latitude: 43.6 we get 5 sun hours per day average If your latitude is less than that, your sun hours will likely be greater. 768Whr / 5hr = 153.6W ~ 160W panel required. I highly recommend that you get a charge controller in addition to this panel, as it will protect your batteries and enable charging during low light conditions. Some even come with automatic light timers and or motion sensors: For more information on solar electric components and layout visit: Hope that helps!
Answered by ericnutsch - Tue Sep 1 13:20:26 2009
Q. I want to use 12vDc rope lighting that is 3 watts per foot and i am looking to use approx 64 ft of light. I am probably only going to have the lights on for 3-4 hours at night. I will be running the lights off a 12 volt car battery. What wattage will my solar panel need to be to recharge the battery during the day. I would appreciate any help, Thank You! I am also looking at led lighting that is only 0.8 watt per foot.
Asked by Carrie - Fri Aug 28 19:06:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is the math. 3W/ft * 64 ft = 192W 4hr * 192W = 768Whr <--- energy needed per day 768Whr / 12v = 64Ahr 64Ahr * 200%(d-rate) = 128Ahr <--- Your battery needs to be a minimum 128 Amp - Hour to opperate without damaging itself. At Boise, Idaho Latitude: 43.6 we get 5 sun hours per day average If your latitude is less than that, your sun hours will likely be greater. 768Whr / 5hr = 153.6W ~ 160W panel required. I highly recommend that you get a charge controller in addition to this panel, as it will protect your batteries and enable charging during low light conditions. Some even come with automatic light timers and or motion sensors: For more information on solar electric components and layout visit: Hope that helps!
Answered by ericnutsch - Tue Sep 1 13:20:26 2009
What's the difference between regular watts and "output" watts?
Q. I'm looking at an electric scooter. It says the power is 350 watts. However, it says the "output" is 600 watts. What is the difference? Which one is the main "watts"? Thanks.
Asked by Answer Man - Sat Feb 21 23:37:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably marketing deal, watts are watts, power in is power out, they like to fake things with motors sometimes by saying things like peak power, there really is no such thing, power is power, one horsepower is 746 watts so you can figure it out from there.
Answered by Barney G - Sun Feb 22 02:29:58 2009
Q. I'm looking at an electric scooter. It says the power is 350 watts. However, it says the "output" is 600 watts. What is the difference? Which one is the main "watts"? Thanks.
Asked by Answer Man - Sat Feb 21 23:37:57 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Probably marketing deal, watts are watts, power in is power out, they like to fake things with motors sometimes by saying things like peak power, there really is no such thing, power is power, one horsepower is 746 watts so you can figure it out from there.
Answered by Barney G - Sun Feb 22 02:29:58 2009
How far over the watts limit can you go with desk lamps?
Q. I recently just purchased a desk lamp and put in a CFL bulb of 13 watts. After doing this, I noticed the box saying to use an 11 watt max for CFL bulbs. Do I need to run over to the store and get another bulb, or am I probably fine? Thanks all for your responses. To answer Guru's question, it takes both regular and CFL. It says the max for regular is 40 watts and the max for CFL is 11.
Asked by NFL - Thu Jul 23 19:13:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are probably fine. I don't understand why they would have such a limit. At 13 watts, it's not a heat problem. .
Answered by billrussell42 - Thu Jul 23 19:17:29 2009
Q. I recently just purchased a desk lamp and put in a CFL bulb of 13 watts. After doing this, I noticed the box saying to use an 11 watt max for CFL bulbs. Do I need to run over to the store and get another bulb, or am I probably fine? Thanks all for your responses. To answer Guru's question, it takes both regular and CFL. It says the max for regular is 40 watts and the max for CFL is 11.
Asked by NFL - Thu Jul 23 19:13:23 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are probably fine. I don't understand why they would have such a limit. At 13 watts, it's not a heat problem. .
Answered by billrussell42 - Thu Jul 23 19:17:29 2009
How many watts make up a good set of speakers?
Q. I am a Music Producer making beats from my home studio. Anyhow, im planning on investing in new speakers that will benefit me in my music production. I want to know what ammount of watts would be a good ammount to create and MIX quality beats. Help me out here, thanks.
Asked by DAVE - Mon Dec 1 13:57:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ima answer this question first by saying to check out this site to get your information about getting some good speakers. his beats sounds good so im sure he knows what his talking about. but from my experience i say get the best that you can cause your going to want to hear everything that you can so you can make the mix as high quality as possible. but if you have neighbors be careful with going to loud because neighbors will call the police on u!!!
Answered by symbol - Mon Dec 1 17:00:16 2008
Q. I am a Music Producer making beats from my home studio. Anyhow, im planning on investing in new speakers that will benefit me in my music production. I want to know what ammount of watts would be a good ammount to create and MIX quality beats. Help me out here, thanks.
Asked by DAVE - Mon Dec 1 13:57:52 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ima answer this question first by saying to check out this site to get your information about getting some good speakers. his beats sounds good so im sure he knows what his talking about. but from my experience i say get the best that you can cause your going to want to hear everything that you can so you can make the mix as high quality as possible. but if you have neighbors be careful with going to loud because neighbors will call the police on u!!!
Answered by symbol - Mon Dec 1 17:00:16 2008
How many watts will I need for a heat bulb for a water dragon?
Q. I'm planning to buy a water dragon soon and I'd like to know how many watts I'd need for it's heat bulb (or whatever it's called). Please provide as much information as possible. Thanks.
Asked by Josh - Mon Apr 20 21:02:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on distance and ambient temperature. If you use a ceramic heater, spot light or an infra-red heat lamp, you can get a rheostat (lamp dimmer) to control the amount of heat. This way you do not have to move the lamp up and down, you just adjust the control. Using the dimmer, you can go with 150 watts if you think you may need that much power. If you use a mercury vapor lamp, you cannot use the dimmer. These are much better as they provide the necessary UVB light. They also produce the heat. You need to move these closer or further away depending on temps. No closer than 12 inches, no further than 18 inches. Of course you will need an alternate heat source when the lamp is off. These are by far the best lamps! Good luck! Get a… [cont.]
Answered by ded65 - Tue Apr 21 00:52:38 2009
Q. I'm planning to buy a water dragon soon and I'd like to know how many watts I'd need for it's heat bulb (or whatever it's called). Please provide as much information as possible. Thanks.
Asked by Josh - Mon Apr 20 21:02:11 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on distance and ambient temperature. If you use a ceramic heater, spot light or an infra-red heat lamp, you can get a rheostat (lamp dimmer) to control the amount of heat. This way you do not have to move the lamp up and down, you just adjust the control. Using the dimmer, you can go with 150 watts if you think you may need that much power. If you use a mercury vapor lamp, you cannot use the dimmer. These are much better as they provide the necessary UVB light. They also produce the heat. You need to move these closer or further away depending on temps. No closer than 12 inches, no further than 18 inches. Of course you will need an alternate heat source when the lamp is off. These are by far the best lamps! Good luck! Get a… [cont.]
Answered by ded65 - Tue Apr 21 00:52:38 2009
How many watts should a ceramic heat emitter be for a 40 gallon tank?
Q. I have bearded dragons and want to get a ceramic heat emitter for the winter nights. They are in a 40 gallon tank. How many watts should the ceramic heat emitter be?
Asked by Welcome Isabella! March 30! - Sat Sep 22 20:02:59 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as its not getting below about 60 F at night they should be fine. You might think about saving up for a larger tank or even another tank. So that you could seperate them, or at least give them a larger area to live in. 2 basking spots for 2 Dragons as well. If they are both Male they will fight.
Answered by phil f - Sat Sep 22 20:08:08 2007
Q. I have bearded dragons and want to get a ceramic heat emitter for the winter nights. They are in a 40 gallon tank. How many watts should the ceramic heat emitter be?
Asked by Welcome Isabella! March 30! - Sat Sep 22 20:02:59 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As long as its not getting below about 60 F at night they should be fine. You might think about saving up for a larger tank or even another tank. So that you could seperate them, or at least give them a larger area to live in. 2 basking spots for 2 Dragons as well. If they are both Male they will fight.
Answered by phil f - Sat Sep 22 20:08:08 2007
How many watts does a stock 1996 and or a 2004 Honda accord stereo put out?
Q. How many watts does a stock 1996 and or a 2004 Honda accord stereo put out?
Asked by Jordan W - Wed Jan 21 22:15:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most stock system push between 12 and 16 watts RMS per channel. The most an aftermarket pushes is 22 watts RMS per channel.
Answered by sparky3489 - Wed Jan 21 22:30:52 2009
Q. How many watts does a stock 1996 and or a 2004 Honda accord stereo put out?
Asked by Jordan W - Wed Jan 21 22:15:52 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most stock system push between 12 and 16 watts RMS per channel. The most an aftermarket pushes is 22 watts RMS per channel.
Answered by sparky3489 - Wed Jan 21 22:30:52 2009
What happens when my watts arent enough for a video card?
Q. The 8500 gt that I got requires 350 watts, and I only have 300 watts. I ordered a 580 watt power supply 4 days ago but it hasnt came yet. (though it should have because i got guaranteed three day shipping) Anyway, if i were to forget that fact until I get my new one, and used the 8500 gt with my 300 watt, what's the worst that would happen? Would it work or would it totally mess up everything?
Asked by Sunder - Sun Mar 15 15:29:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First off, does the 300watt even have a dedicated 6pin power supply for a video card? If not then you cant use your card at all. If so one of these may happen, and I have experienced both of them with my first ever powerful ATI card, being eager to game with it. 1. PC will refuse to power on, or will power on telling you that your PC will not boot unless it has a better power supply. 2. PC will boot all fine and dandy, but when you open your games that require more of the GPU, your PC will randomly shut down. In option 2, my graphics card started to fail after a while even AFTER i got my new PSU... FACT: Under powering a Video card CAN and WILL damage it. Trust me I know, and I toasted my first gaming card b4 I even got a chance to… [cont.]
Answered by Edward W - Sun Mar 15 16:00:08 2009
Q. The 8500 gt that I got requires 350 watts, and I only have 300 watts. I ordered a 580 watt power supply 4 days ago but it hasnt came yet. (though it should have because i got guaranteed three day shipping) Anyway, if i were to forget that fact until I get my new one, and used the 8500 gt with my 300 watt, what's the worst that would happen? Would it work or would it totally mess up everything?
Asked by Sunder - Sun Mar 15 15:29:29 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First off, does the 300watt even have a dedicated 6pin power supply for a video card? If not then you cant use your card at all. If so one of these may happen, and I have experienced both of them with my first ever powerful ATI card, being eager to game with it. 1. PC will refuse to power on, or will power on telling you that your PC will not boot unless it has a better power supply. 2. PC will boot all fine and dandy, but when you open your games that require more of the GPU, your PC will randomly shut down. In option 2, my graphics card started to fail after a while even AFTER i got my new PSU... FACT: Under powering a Video card CAN and WILL damage it. Trust me I know, and I toasted my first gaming card b4 I even got a chance to… [cont.]
Answered by Edward W - Sun Mar 15 16:00:08 2009
how do generator watts work? how do they convert to appliances in the home?
Q. how many generator watts are needed to run house hold items in an emergrncy. ex. Refrigerator and for how long. tv, lights, how much power would I need?
Asked by desmond w - Thu Nov 1 01:43:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watts = volts x amps. Most household power is 120 volts. A GE 18.0 cubic foot top freezer refrigerator uses 15 amps, so it would require 1,800 watts (plus a bit more for start-up current.) A typical 100 watt light bulb uses, well, 100 watts. (Switch to Compact Fluourescent Lamps -- they use about 10-15 watts.) A 20" conventional TV (Philips SDTV) uses only 120 watts of power. A GE Spacemaker II countertop microwave oven (800 watts of cooking power) actually uses 1,300 watts of power. (The electronics are not 100% efficient converting input power to cooking power.) Add it all up and you need about 3,000 to 3,500 watts to run all these appliances if everything was running at the same time. However, a refrigerator compressor cycles on… [cont.]
Answered by Tom-SJ - Thu Nov 1 02:26:51 2007
Q. how many generator watts are needed to run house hold items in an emergrncy. ex. Refrigerator and for how long. tv, lights, how much power would I need?
Asked by desmond w - Thu Nov 1 01:43:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watts = volts x amps. Most household power is 120 volts. A GE 18.0 cubic foot top freezer refrigerator uses 15 amps, so it would require 1,800 watts (plus a bit more for start-up current.) A typical 100 watt light bulb uses, well, 100 watts. (Switch to Compact Fluourescent Lamps -- they use about 10-15 watts.) A 20" conventional TV (Philips SDTV) uses only 120 watts of power. A GE Spacemaker II countertop microwave oven (800 watts of cooking power) actually uses 1,300 watts of power. (The electronics are not 100% efficient converting input power to cooking power.) Add it all up and you need about 3,000 to 3,500 watts to run all these appliances if everything was running at the same time. However, a refrigerator compressor cycles on… [cont.]
Answered by Tom-SJ - Thu Nov 1 02:26:51 2007
How to calculate total watts with two 10 ohm resistors with 10 watts each in series?
Q. I have two 10 0hm resistors with 10 watts each in series. The 2 resistors in series create total of 20 ohms. Does that mean I have 20 watts total as well? Thanks.
Asked by kuhan_fu - Tue Oct 21 18:15:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you have a 20 ohm resistor rated at 20 watts.
Answered by dickn2000a - Tue Oct 21 18:23:41 2008
Q. I have two 10 0hm resistors with 10 watts each in series. The 2 resistors in series create total of 20 ohms. Does that mean I have 20 watts total as well? Thanks.
Asked by kuhan_fu - Tue Oct 21 18:15:11 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you have a 20 ohm resistor rated at 20 watts.
Answered by dickn2000a - Tue Oct 21 18:23:41 2008
How to convert microwave owen Watts into temperature?
Q. Dear friends, I have a Samsung microwave oven (1712N model). The settings for this oven are in Watts and not in degrees Celcius. The problem is when I have to heat any ready-to-eat meal (like a frozen pizza), the directions for cooking mention "heat for 20 minutes at 200 degrees Celcius". Can you please provide any guidelines about how to convert the Wattage into Degrees Celcius. Thanks & Regards.
Asked by Sameer G - Fri Sep 7 03:38:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The wattage of your microwave oven has nothing to do with temperature. If the food manufacturer does not give you microwave instructions on the package, and a microwave is the only way to cook the meal, then you will have to experiment yourself. But first be sure your item is microwavable. It's been a long time since I've seen a package that did not include microwave instructions though...be sure that the item you have can be heated/cooked in a microwave. The fact that instructions are not included, in this day and age, would be a bit of a warning sign for me.
Answered by copious - Fri Sep 7 10:22:55 2007
Q. Dear friends, I have a Samsung microwave oven (1712N model). The settings for this oven are in Watts and not in degrees Celcius. The problem is when I have to heat any ready-to-eat meal (like a frozen pizza), the directions for cooking mention "heat for 20 minutes at 200 degrees Celcius". Can you please provide any guidelines about how to convert the Wattage into Degrees Celcius. Thanks & Regards.
Asked by Sameer G - Fri Sep 7 03:38:48 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The wattage of your microwave oven has nothing to do with temperature. If the food manufacturer does not give you microwave instructions on the package, and a microwave is the only way to cook the meal, then you will have to experiment yourself. But first be sure your item is microwavable. It's been a long time since I've seen a package that did not include microwave instructions though...be sure that the item you have can be heated/cooked in a microwave. The fact that instructions are not included, in this day and age, would be a bit of a warning sign for me.
Answered by copious - Fri Sep 7 10:22:55 2007
How many watts and channels to get for my amp?
Q. I just bought a 10 inch JL Audio subwoofer (unpowered). I'm about to buy an amplifier, however I'm not sure how many watts I should get and how many channels it should be. I might be getting another subwoofer and new speakers so I'm not sure if that will have any effect on the channels and watts. Any suggestions?
Asked by Kristen - Fri Oct 2 17:14:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well if you're planning on getting a second sub then consider buying a 2 channel amp...and yeah we need more info about the sub...watts rms and if its either SVC or DVC oh and the ohms...
Answered by MDJC - Fri Oct 2 18:29:01 2009
Q. I just bought a 10 inch JL Audio subwoofer (unpowered). I'm about to buy an amplifier, however I'm not sure how many watts I should get and how many channels it should be. I might be getting another subwoofer and new speakers so I'm not sure if that will have any effect on the channels and watts. Any suggestions?
Asked by Kristen - Fri Oct 2 17:14:17 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well if you're planning on getting a second sub then consider buying a 2 channel amp...and yeah we need more info about the sub...watts rms and if its either SVC or DVC oh and the ohms...
Answered by MDJC - Fri Oct 2 18:29:01 2009
How much continuous power in watts can a solar generator produce?
Q. How large of a solar system would I need to run 600 watts for 12 hours? Any ideas on how much it would cost to build one? Thanks.
Asked by Mike R - Thu Jan 1 11:56:37 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To get 600 watts, you need at least a 600 watt solar array. The output goes down when the sun is not directly perpendicular to the array, so you probably need a 1000 watt unit, or perhaps higher. If you want 600 watts continuously for 12 hours, you need to be in a location where you get 12 hours of sun per day. You can't build solar arrays, you have to buy them, as they require a complicated factory and chemicals in their construction. Search on line, there are hundreds of places where you can buy them. .
Answered by billrussell42 - Thu Jan 1 13:40:19 2009
Q. How large of a solar system would I need to run 600 watts for 12 hours? Any ideas on how much it would cost to build one? Thanks.
Asked by Mike R - Thu Jan 1 11:56:37 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. To get 600 watts, you need at least a 600 watt solar array. The output goes down when the sun is not directly perpendicular to the array, so you probably need a 1000 watt unit, or perhaps higher. If you want 600 watts continuously for 12 hours, you need to be in a location where you get 12 hours of sun per day. You can't build solar arrays, you have to buy them, as they require a complicated factory and chemicals in their construction. Search on line, there are hundreds of places where you can buy them. .
Answered by billrussell42 - Thu Jan 1 13:40:19 2009
How many watts are in my eclipse bulb?
Q. I dont know the size of the tank and the bulb doesn't the amount of watts. The bulb is florescent and is labled eclipse. The side says, 120 VAC 60Hz .35 AMP
Asked by SED757 - Sun Jan 28 17:45:15 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Eclipse uses a 20 Watt bulb.
Answered by mbuna - Sun Jan 28 19:03:21 2007
Q. I dont know the size of the tank and the bulb doesn't the amount of watts. The bulb is florescent and is labled eclipse. The side says, 120 VAC 60Hz .35 AMP
Asked by SED757 - Sun Jan 28 17:45:15 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Eclipse uses a 20 Watt bulb.
Answered by mbuna - Sun Jan 28 19:03:21 2007
How many watts should my go cart engine have?
Q. I am building a go cart and I need to know how many watts the electric engine of my go cart should have? Thnx!!
Asked by adrianisetta - Sun Feb 26 14:48:41 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How are you going to use an electric engine? Are you going to drag an extension cord behind it? Use a gas engine.
Answered by mister - Sun Feb 26 14:58:02 2006
Q. I am building a go cart and I need to know how many watts the electric engine of my go cart should have? Thnx!!
Asked by adrianisetta - Sun Feb 26 14:48:41 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How are you going to use an electric engine? Are you going to drag an extension cord behind it? Use a gas engine.
Answered by mister - Sun Feb 26 14:58:02 2006
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