How much power per turn does it power this device?
869731
Not sure. I have had a lot of trouble with this device!!!!! DO not waste your money
869732
I don't know that specifically, but I do know the unit works very well. After it was charged thru the AC, the battery still shows power over 6 months later (only minor usage of the radio and flashlight features during this time) I really like it and recommend it.
1937504
Any spinning device is AC, somewhere it has to be converted to DC. You can destroy a battery by overcharging it.
414934
in reality it draws about 30 watts dc or about 2 1/2 amps dc i turn it off when not using it.....
1117384
12 volts (like most devices of this type, it will probably handle about 10-15 volts with no problem.
134557
Gemma, you will require a power converter (110-220V) because the power supply suitable only for USA (110V) and without a power converter this turn table may blow
1560224
Good question, dont remember if it actually does. I pretty much use it via USB power.
2005815
It draws very little current. I have driven 2 off usb power. If running from a micro controller such as an Arduino, you will need to connect to 4 I. O. Lines and 5v and gnd. Do a search on Google. There are plenty of tutorials on running it as well as some libraries that can be downloaded.
856103
The amount of power drawn is actually controlled by the device. If your Note 3 "wants" 1.5A, and it detects that it's plugged into a charger capable of supplying it, it will draw 1.5A. If, on the other hand, you have a device that draws more current than the charger can put out, the charger shuts off (in this case).
1836585
I have a question can you change polarity coming to the device and how will it affect the power coming out my application is 12 volts into the device and ?? out also what kind of speed control can I expect
1589070
No, it lacks the boost to get to 1.34v/cell or approx. 27volts. Like Einstein said,"you can't get unity gain from any device".
574745
Mine contains WD5000AAKS with jumper PM2 (PUIS). With USB power meter: 4 watt to spin-up, between two and three watt activity, and one watt in low-power state (spun-down standby). I do not know how it compares to 1394 power usage.
944094
I am not sure. I attempted to search this P/n and I couldnt find any specs on that device. Sorry.
2118568
It will power and/or charge the device(s) attached to it. Great backup power device.
247890
The inverter doesn't draw much power. Just depends on what you have plugged into it. I ran a sump pump with it so it's designed to handle a lot
1042978
Sorry, I can't answer that one. I have only used this at home so it's plugged in. I haven't taken it out for anything on-the-go to see how the battery power lasts.
188252
It takes a 9 volt battery. My device didn't work. I sent it back for a replacement and never heard back from them. I don't think it was worth the money.
619047
The power source is a little circular 3V internal battery. It is included with the device. There is also a light receiver on the face of the device that I assume contributes to managing battery power.