Re: Electric current for same output: 110V vs 240V
- From: "RichL" <rpleavitt@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2009 11:13:50 -0500
Zorro_2k <Chief_Billy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Jan 19, 3:31 am, "Lawrence Logic" <mr-NotThisBit-lo...@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Howdy
This is a simple question and probably has the simple answer that I
expect. If an amplifier in the US is rated at 50W, for instance,
would it naturally follow that the same amp as a 240V version in the
UK or Orstraylya would be pulling roughly half the current?
Thanks etc
--
Lawrence
"From what I've been presented and the evidence put forth, the court
has no choice but to order you to place Mr Cartman's pubical sac in
your mouth and draw upon it succulently for no less than 30 seconds"
- Judge - 17 October 2007
The output power rating of an amp, and the MAINS input current drawn
by an amp, are two
separate and distinct 'things'. The first takes place in the OT
secondary, and the second
in the PT primary.
True but nonresponsive to the OP's question.
I'll bet you were never any good at math word problems where they put in
extra info to throw you off.
.
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