What x power is it equivalent to?
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The lowest useful magnification of this telescope is 16x. The highest useful magnification of this telescope is 228x.
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Going by the ratings on the power supply it uses at most 5V at 500mA (with the device likely using less than the maximum rating of the power supply provided with it). Converting milliamps to amps makes it 0.5A. We can determine Power (P) in watts using the following equation, P = IV, with I = Current in amps (0.5A in this instance) & V = Voltage (5V in this instance). As such, P = (5)(.5), P = 2.5 W. We can convert Power in watts into kilowatt hours (kWh), represented as Energy (E), using the following equation, E = Pt/1000, with t representing Time in hours (1 hour in this instance). As such, E = (2.5)(1)/1000, E = 2.5/1000, E = 0.0025 kWh. This device uses 0.0025 kWh of energy, which is a ridiculously small number, so it hardly uses any energy whatsoever. You would need to run this product non-stop for 24 hours to equal the amount of energy used by a 60W light bulb in 1 hour.
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I assume 115/120 although this information is not printed in the user's manual. Epson tech support will no doubt have an answer to this question. The conventional USA residential power I'm using works fine.
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Ideally would be 24 watts, without considering conversion losses etc. Being a switching supply, it should be close to the that (basic formula is P=I*E, P is power, I is current, E is volts).
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Volts x amps = watts. 745 watts = 1 HP. So 120 x 15 = 1,800 / 745 = 2.4 HP.
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Yes. X = XM Radio, and S = Sirius. You can also use the plugin part for just about anything that requires a USB port. It's a standard USB 5V/500ma charger. I hope that I have answered your questions.
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Power=current x voltage 14amps x 115 volts= 1610 watts ( 1 horsepower = 746 watts) 1610 watts / 746 = 2.15 horsepower
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No idea. I simply enlarged the picture and compared it the broken PowerConnect from my XM model.
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I believe, based on Replacement Power's website, there is single 12 vole rail with 14 Amp current (for the 420/280W version that many have received). The 12 volt current is the most important power parameter (more so than the total power) for modern computers.
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Total power output:RMS 8W x 2 + 12W x 1Source: http://www.edifier-international.com/products/edifier-multimedia/m1380
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the best result for sure you wll do it by doing a mathematcal equation beetween the power and the source you will use ,may sure you get one a little bit bigger to play save side.I hope this help .letme know thanks ,john
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Meter shows volts and amps. To get watts you would multiply the two. Volts x amps = watts or (E x I= P).
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Sorry, no idea...i threw it away A week after receiving it, just due to it not being able to power my laptop consistently.
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I hope you haven't bought this piece of junk. It doesn't matter how many watts it is. See my review (JG) from 12/31/12. I sent mine back.
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I can't recall specific output, but can remember that it is equivalent to 40-50 watt incandescent bulb.
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The 12 volt version will draw twice as many amps, requiring a larger wire size. Watts is watts, its a measure of power passed. Voltage x Amperage = watts so to get the same watts when you decrease voltage you end up pulling twice as many amps.
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Press Menu until you get to Volts, then press Up or Down keys to find Watts.That is what the manual says.