Approx. 280 VRMS. Vpeak * 0.707 = Vrms
ok....let us say we have one horspower. So, we have 33 000 (ft.lb)/min = (1 psi * 1 gallon/min) * (a constant) Again, we have 396 000 (in.lb)/min =(1lb/in^2) * (231 in^3)/min * (constant) Now, if you cancel all the units y9ou end up with: 396 000 = 231 * Constant And to make the equiation correct: 396 000/(231) =Constant = 1714
Difficult. The manufacturers of car batteries have become extremely coy about the performance parameters of their products, probably because they don't want to be forced to meet them by a court. However, I would suspect that it would be in the vicinity of 30-40 ampere hours. That means that it can deliver 30-40 amps for one hour, so at a voltage of 13.2 volts, that means 396 - 528 watt-hours, ignoring the fact that the voltage decreases as it discharges. The "Cold cranking" current is a red herring...that is just the current it can supply for a short time, limited by the internal resistance of the battery. <<>> Battery manufactures have gone to a Reserve Capacity rating which is more realistic than using the Amp-Hour rating. Reserve capacity is the number of minutes that a battery can maintain a useful voltage under a 25 ampere discharge at a temperature of 25 degrees C. To maintain a high RC number a battery requires higher quality cell materials. The RC rating of a BXT-65-650 is 130. To convert RCR (Reserve Capacity Rating) to Ampere-Hours at the 25 amp rate, multiply RCR by .4167.
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his phone is 305 396 4030 miami beach
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396 Meters
The LCM is: 396
396, 792, 1188, and all other multiples of 396 are divisible by 396.
396 as percentage= 39600% 396 * 100% = 39600%
396
It is: 396/2 = 198
817- 396 = 421
396
360
808
It is: 396/12 = 33
396 + 825 = 1,221