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your question lacks supporting evidence to convert watts into amps.

here's an example to make 1.6amps, though...

Power(aka)watts=> [ P=VxI ]

so if your amps is 1.6

than P=Vx1.6

lets say your voltage is 120

than P=120x1,6

P=192watts

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