How many amps are these?
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6 amp 6 volt. They work great! We got them in June for my niece and she rides at least 3 times a week and we have yet to charge them
458000
In the description it says 1.3 amps, I ordered them anyway and the two batteries I had recieved, say 1.5 amps right on the logo. beats me. Lots of power and I got 3 years of daily use out of them. Excellent buy! Hope this helps.
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He's asking the AMP, CURRENT rating I believe (also what I need to know). Everyone knows it's ~110-125VAC. I have one now that's 3A, and it overheated! So these need to be over 3A.
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Don't know about the amps but they only lasted a couple of weeks in continuous service. Used in an Aquaponics application.
671790
My husband uses them and they are as good as the ones he recieved from the specialist. They are charged each night and last 8 months or so. I do not know the amp per hour rating
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We have these installed as reading lights on our cruising sailboat. As near as I can tell they draw about .15 amps each. And they are plenty bright! Greg S/V Daystar
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16 Amps is correct. The watt measurement is a total of all rails. The 5.5v and 3.3v compromise nearly half of the available wattage in these
525797
They are 8 ohms not 4 car amps prefer 4 ohmsI am using them in a sub box to dj with
264565
I don't remember but they are very good speakers I didn't have ni complaints about them just try them out with a J.B.L amp 6 to an 900 watts
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Approximately 1.5 Amps... see http://www.rapidtables.com/calc/electric/Watt_to_Amp_Calculator.htm
716903
according to the spec on the website these use 3.2 watts. Divide watts by the volts = amps. Thus 3.2 / 12 volts = 0.266 amps. Very bright lights. We love them.
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The wattage listing on these is not correct at all. They are ok for replacing factory speakers, but if you put 800 to them they would pop in a second.
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4w = 8a x .5v - the amps are really high, and the volts low, but these are powerful.
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I'm assuming they have such a short cycle do to the amount of amps being supplied. generally batteries of this type have an amperage around 1.2v to 1.5v
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I really don't know but I'm a electrican but these things are very, very cheaply made. Gotta look at volts and amps but fuse blew on mines first day.
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Not sure how you plan on using them, but you need to know your wattage needs. these battery's are rated 3.7V 5000mAh (5 amps for 1 hour) So 2.5 Amp for 2 hours, 1.25 Amps for 4 Hours, etc...
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The ones I bought were 5 watts/12 volts. I needed them for a KitchenAid oven. Exactly what I needed.