AA 1.2volt, or 14500 3.6-4.2 volt?????????????
1130278
I ordered both, they screwed up and sent 2 of the 1.2 volt. Sorry, can't help.
1130279
I have not used a 3.6 Volt battery yet! However, the Amazon page for this product claims that the Product will work with 3.6 Volt batteries! I plan on ordering and using them in the future based on your website!
626931
2Amp and... I think 3 or 4 volts... again wasn't impressed with this product
1975252
I have no idea of voltage or amps...I have yet to use these items.Sorry I couldn't help more
1491681
You can use either one, depending on where you are, and what voltage is supplied. You can also use an adapter. What is important is to supply at least 500 ma of DC voltage. Hope this helps. CW
913013
They're different voltages. Use the one it came with. Hopefully you didn't fry it by using the wrong voltage!
1638583
I would go with a 15. 10 blows too often, 20 really isn't safe enough. Try and use a "slow blow" or "slow burn" fuse since anything amplified will power spike.
1407358
The older amps are actually better, they allow you to use higher voltage power adapters.The newer ones shut down once the input voltage exceeds 14 or 15V DC.
651662
When I first saw this product had a cut out voltage of 14.2 i thought 'hey that's low...' in my humble opinion(the only meaning of IMHO i know) you should look into the difference between charge types, float, bulk... then you will understand the numbers on this unit, and your batteries a bit better.
1379684
This one should do the trick. It's 150w and 19.5v. It's great for my power hungry alienware. Good luck!
32588
Hang on while I go look. There is a tag on the bottom that states 120V A. C., 60 Hz., 1.5 A. I would have guessed it would have a higher amperage need. Additionally, there is no mention of voltage or amperage requirements in the Owner's Guide.
1674784
I remember researching this before. The manufacturer won't say exactly. Read the forums on nPower. I might be able to figure it out with my multimeter when I get home. I thought theoretically, you could figure it out with an equation. it was enough to start my v6 2.1L engine. The inverter to ac isn't much. If my calc is right, 400W at 120V is only 3.3A on AC, but you can't expect much from a 12v battery. I thought dc was supposed to be infiinite, but I suppose you're looking for cranking amps. Overall, I was very pleased with how the nPower performed. I went a couple of months before finally diagnosing my car battery. The nPower got a fairly large engine through a cold Wisconsin winter with a bad cell in a relatively small car battery.
231445
36 volt Works much better, Robi just came out with a 45 volt blower that's great 160.00
1537039
I just installed on of these, because the way it was written implied 2.1A each. It is *NOT* I checked both outlets and the first was pulling around 900mA, the second around 1,100mA. So that rating is for both outlets combined. Exact same model number.
759266
Yes, it's an earlier version of the current 414 with only 1.3 amp hours. (won't last as long)
952535
Just be careful that they send you the right charger, they sent me a 18 volt when I ordered a 14 volt, and would never correct the problem ! Ken K
2110523
ALSO, if you use rechargeable AA's, which are 1.2v instead of 1.5v, you get 9.6v out of 8 AA's. Ingenious way to potentially utilize rechargeable AA's in a 9V device!
1955566
The higher the mAH will provide longer runtime. It is safe as long as you have same voltage.