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well,i have an old 250 watt psu that puts out 12v at 10a, and i was curious how many amps at 12v wouldd i need to run my kenwood KAC-7201 800 watt amp to two 10 inch tornadoes. do i have enough amps? would i need a higher amp psu?
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Username: Ahmer

Hyderabad, Sindh
Pakistan

Post Number: 60
Registered: Dec-04
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Hey, You should look at Amps fuse rating ?A
usually all 800 watts amps does not consider thier RMS power,it is just a peak power. There is a formyla to calculate AMPEREGE, volt X current.
12 x 60 = 720, So you need some thing like that.
but remember one thing an old Computer PSU are not as good as the latest ATX PSUs.



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Username: Ahmer

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Post Number: 61
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This will help u alot.
http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/4/114919.html
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