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jugal2000
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how to check the maximum output power of battery

04/03/2010 1:12 PM

i have a 12v battery...now how can i check that battery can pick the load up till how much watt???....
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04/03/2010 1:47 PM

How to calculate battery run-time when design equipment using ...
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peterg7lyq
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Re: how to check the maximum output power of battery

04/03/2010 3:47 PM

Place a big spanner across the battery terminals.

NO DONT THAT WAS A JOKE

THE MAX OUT PUT WILL BE PRINTED ON THE BATTERY
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04/03/2010 3:51 PM

can you understand what he is asking?
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04/03/2010 4:09 PM

Makes as much sense as the first post,

"what is current transformer??...

n how y n where to use it ??"

Something about battery capacity?
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