What is the run time for the G-max 2 AH vs. the G-Max 4 AH?
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Hello Thank you for contacting with your question.I did a Google search and I was able to find what I think is the answer to your questions.Here is a link to were I found the question: GreenWorks 29462 G-MAX 40V Li-Ion, 40V 2amp G-MAX BatteryThis is the information about your question: "Battery should be described as 2ah (amp hour) & 4 ah. The 4ah battery will last about twice as long between charges as the 2ah battery. Two 2ah batteries will allow you to keep working while recharging the other battery. However I have one 4ah battery for my pole saw that lasts as long as I do".I hope this help answer your question. Please contact if you have any other questions.Thank youAqualyn Hello Thank you for contacting with your question.I did a Google search and I was able to find what I think is the answer to your questions.Here is a link to were I found the question: GreenWorks 29462 G-MAX 40V Li-Ion, 40V 2amp G-MAX BatteryThis is the information about your question: "Battery should be described as 2ah (amp hour) & 4 ah. The 4ah battery will last about twice as long between charges as the 2ah battery. Two 2ah batteries will allow you to keep working while... » Read More Hello Thank you for contacting with your question.I did a Google search and I was able to find what I think is the answer to your questions.Here is a link to were I found the question: GreenWorks 29462 G-MAX 40V Li-Ion, 40V 2amp G-MAX BatteryThis is the information about your question: "Battery should be described as 2ah (amp hour) & 4 ah. The 4ah battery will last about twice as long between charges as the 2ah battery. Two 2ah batteries will allow you to keep working while recharging the other battery. However I have one 4ah battery for my pole saw that lasts as long as I do".I hope this help answer your question. Please contact if you have any other questions.Thank youAqualyn « Show Less
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I have both, and I use them on a chainsaw and a cultivator. The 2AH can go up to 20 minutes of hard continuous use on either machine, and, obviously, the 4AH can double that time. But it's almost double the weight, too, so if you're going to do a lot of overhead limbing with the chainsaw, the lighter battery is the better choice. I am glad I have both.
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The 4Ah battery has approximately twice the run time of the 2Ah, depending on which product they are being used with.
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The G-Max 4 AH run time is roughly double the time of the smaller G-Max 2 AH. Even running with two 4 AH in the lawn mower my wife finds that if the grass is longer than usual she will run out of power with two 4 AH, so it would make life simpler to stick with the 4 AH battery.
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The g700 is better for longer gaming time frames, but I really like the button placement on this mouse and it does take about 3 weeks to really get used to it to use it for long periods of time.
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Don't know about the Max. I have used it only on the 8500. Can't you return it if it does not work?
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THANKS guys, i was wondering if this happened to be anything like the GH2 and GH3 where they seemed to be unlimited recording times?
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The battery we received is a 40v Lithium G-max, 146 Wh battery. I'm not sure how this crosses over to the amp hour rating. If they assume you have a constant 40v for the whole charge, that would be 3.65amp hours. If they take into consideration the voltage degradation over time or that it would not be used at a constant 40v output, they may estimate it at 4 amp hours. The battery model is #29472.
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The G2 is second generation with EVGA's new ECO thermal control that adjusts the fan speed up or down depending on need plus some internal improvements like a superior vertical double layer main transformer that increases power output and supposedly better capacitors. If you have to have the latest, greatest or you are doing something that needs it go with the G2. If you are just looking to up your system for normal use like an added video card or two like I have, the G1 is well worth the price.
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The ASUSs with "-A#" have longer battery lives than the ones with "-X#" The UL30VT has a better graphics card (dedicated card in addition to an intergrated one) than the UL30A which just has integrated graphics.
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I don't have an exact time. So far I've been experimenting with various speeds to see what works best. It just seemed that when I ran it on the top speed it was eating up power. I'll try a more rigorous test during the week and try to post it here.
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I don't know G1N, but looking to it's specs, I see one immediate difference, wich is the one that made me buy the G1on: G1on has a 30 second looper, wich is not present on G1N.
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I do not know what is the difference between the two. Maybe one is a older verison (AQ-4000)? Hopefully, someone else can answer the question for you and me. ;-)
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The 4400mAh has fewer battery cells than a 7800mAh. The designation mAH is how much energy the battery holds (when new). So the 7800 will power the laptap longer. Physically the 7800 is larger to accommodate the additional cells. The orginal Dell battery is the 4400 size. If you go with the 7800 battery the battery pack will stick out beyond the back of the PC about a half inch.
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I just realized there is a difference between the G2 and the DMC-GH2K. I've had the DMC-GH2 on order since November.
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It would really be a matter of judging which of your current batteries would best cover the area that is left. I would probably go for just the 4Ah though.
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I would agree with other answers here. In general, power supplies operate at their highest efficiency at 50% load. This is why most enthusiasts would recommend getting more headroom than you really need. So let's say at idle or mild workloads (web surfing, email, etc) with 2 GTX 780 sli I can imagine the system running at about 400W. Therfore 800W would be a good minimum to be working with. However if you plan on overclocking the CPU or GPU's, you'll probably want a little more headroom. I'd recommend 850W unless you wish to get 1000 for future upgrades. Take a look a the EVGA G2 1000W which comes with a 10 year warranty before making a purchase. Highly recommended. I would agree with other answers here. In general, power supplies operate at their highest efficiency at 50% load. This is why most enthusiasts would recommend getting more headroom than you really need. So let's say at idle or mild workloads (web surfing, email, etc) with 2 GTX 780 sli I can imagine the system running at about 400W. Therfore 800W would be a good minimum to be working with. However if you plan on overclocking the CPU or GPU's, you'll probably want a little more headroom. I'd recommend 850W unless you wish to get 1000 for future upgrades. Take a look a the EVGA G2... » Read More I would agree with other answers here. In general, power supplies operate at their highest efficiency at 50% load. This is why most enthusiasts would recommend getting more headroom than you really need. So let's say at idle or mild workloads (web surfing, email, etc) with 2 GTX 780 sli I can imagine the system running at about 400W. Therfore 800W would be a good minimum to be working with. However if you plan on overclocking the CPU or GPU's, you'll probably want a little more headroom. I'd recommend 850W unless you wish to get 1000 for future upgrades. Take a look a the EVGA G2 1000W which comes with a 10 year warranty before making a purchase. Highly recommended. « Show Less
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Assuming your current battery is 40ah or less, I would use the G1100 model.
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They are the same model/chipset the only difference is the amount of video memory. GV-N760OC-4GD REV2.0 has twice as much memory.
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I'm not sure what you might find to be the difference. However, I do know that my 4400 mAh still lasts me over 5 hours of intense use, and I've been using it daily for almost nine months I believe. Either way I don't think you can go wrong!