About how many calories are burned in a half hour? Or an approximate will be helpful.
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It depends on you. Typically for a couple of hundreds (200-400 depending on my speed)
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Simple math would say 400 cals per bar. In this case, simple math would be correct. It does look like only 3 bars but I assure you there are 9. 1200 calories is very few but you can survive on that. you may lose some weight but you won't die.
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500 Watts for an hour is 0.5 KWh. A KWh is about 8-12 cents unless you're in CA or Hawaii. So 5 cents per hour for a normal dehydrator (some would be closer to 7). So running a dehydrator for about 10 hours would cost 50 cents or so.
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I found on the manufactures website it said, 1 kilowatt per 24 hours. That seems like an average and should be the best answer if you're trying to compute operating cost. If you're looking for load on your electrical system that is where I'd have to start guessing, but I couldn't imagine a situation where it was drawing even half a toasters worth of power. Not very scientific but maybe it still helps
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Calories for an AD6 are about 21 per 60 seconds and the Assault is at about 10 calories per 60 seconds.
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Hi, Disclaimer: I am not a professional in working out. I did some weight training and it calculated my calories burned. So, I guess it is good as well. Hope this helps!
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Rated at 600 watts , It takes .6 kWh to run for an hour. That's slightly over a half a kilowatt hour. That's how you buy electricity by the kWh. You need to know how much you pay for electricity to know what it would cost you to run. But, for example. If electricity in your area is .13 a kWh it would cost you about one half a kWh or one half of .13 , which is .065 cents to run this appliance for a whole hour. Since you use it for 5 minutes to make 1 sandwich, the cost to make one sandwich is negligible. Put a different way. It would cost .065 cents (slightly over a nickel) to make 12 sandwiches. Rated at 600 watts , It takes .6 kWh to run for an hour. That's slightly over a half a kilowatt hour. That's how you buy electricity by the kWh. You need to know how much you pay for electricity to know what it would cost you to run. But, for example. If electricity in your area is .13 a kWh it would cost you about one half a kWh or one half of .13 , which is .065 cents to run this appliance for a whole hour. Since you use it for 5 minutes to make 1 sandwich, the cost to make one sandwich is negligible. Put a different way. It would cost .065 cents (slightly over a nickel) to make 12... » Read More Rated at 600 watts , It takes .6 kWh to run for an hour. That's slightly over a half a kilowatt hour. That's how you buy electricity by the kWh. You need to know how much you pay for electricity to know what it would cost you to run. But, for example. If electricity in your area is .13 a kWh it would cost you about one half a kWh or one half of .13 , which is .065 cents to run this appliance for a whole hour. Since you use it for 5 minutes to make 1 sandwich, the cost to make one sandwich is negligible. Put a different way. It would cost .065 cents (slightly over a nickel) to make 12 sandwiches. « Show Less
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Hard to answer, if you burn on high probably 6/7 hrs medium to low 10/12. This is on a 20 pound BBQ grill size tank
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You get total calorie count at the end of the workout. If you use splits in your timing, you will get calorie burn for each split. I usually use a split for each different exercise.
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With a little experimentation you can figure out how much fuel to put in it to get about two hours out of it. About a third of the little measure that comes with it should be a good place to start.
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I have found this can vary but for the most part with a half pot the first hour loss is about 45 deg. With a significant slower loss after that.
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It is working for me. It is almost doubling my weight loss. However, I am on a very strict diet where I know within 100 calories a day I'm staying under 1700 calories a day and about 440 calories a day in exercise. The reviews are really mixed. Really hard to know how serious everyone is exercising or dieting. Dr Oz stressed this is not a miracle pill. You have to exercise and diet. I was losing .4 to .6 a day. Now more like 1 pound a day so around twice the weight loss, but I was already losing about 15 pounds a month prior to taking anything and I kept that up for 3 months before taking anything. I'm seriously trying to lose weight with nothing really half hearted. Been on it for 3 and a half weeks. No major side effects except for what I listed on the 3 pack review I posted. For anyone gaining or not losing, I'd re-evaluate. I'm on a low gi diet. Can't 100% say the pills are working, but I'm not plateauing and my weight loss has increased, but with my intensity it is hard to say without a doubt.
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There is no warm-up. There is a cool down of slightly over 3:00 minutes. Over all workout can be completed in 1/2 hour.
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In pounds?? No, but there is a conversion chart supplied with the instructions. Just do a little basic math and you're good. As for kCals, after the research I did, I found out there is no real difference between "kCalories" and "Calories" when it comes to weight loss. So just count whatever kCals you've burned as regular calories.
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If you heat it for about 6 minutes, it gets pretty darn hot. It will stay warm for about half an hour.
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Nope. You have to find an online calculator to calculate calories burned based on heart rate.
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In an emergency, a person can survive with 1000-1500 calories a day, it wont hurt anyone to lose a couple pounds in a week or two considering an emergency.