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#1
Apr 6 2011 01:56pm
this thing draws on idle? well i guess the power it draws on stand by?

i cant seem to find it anywhere

in milliapms

http://www.elogisys.com/viewsku.asp?SKUID=RM04&DID=REMOTE

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Apr 6 2011 07:19pm
That anime chick in the sig- I have that dvd but it doesn't have english subtitles so fuck that shit.
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Apr 7 2011 12:21pm
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That anime chick in the sig- I have that dvd but it doesn't have english subtitles so fuck that shit.


fun as shit to watch, i have the avi with subs and works well, :D
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#4
Apr 7 2011 12:49pm
6 Amp per channel, up to 4 channels on a 12V battery? Insane.

U/I=P

P=6*n

n=channel amount

usage is P Wh.
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Apr 7 2011 05:17pm
Quote (SheDoesntKnow @ Apr 7 2011 02:49pm)
6 Amp per channel, up to 4 channels on a 12V battery? Insane.

U/I=P

P=6*n

n=channel amount

usage is P Wh.


when its idle meaning its power to keep the receiver on
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Apr 8 2011 11:17pm
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Apr 11 2011 07:44am
over 9000
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Apr 14 2011 12:05am
Quote (respeconize8 @ Apr 11 2011 09:44am)
over 9000


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#10
Apr 14 2011 04:00am
You would have to buy one and get out a multimeter to find out. Wire in series between one of the battery contacts and the battery. It is probably a very small draw on idle though. It depends on whether the sensor is passive (no power drawn until activated by remote) or active (idle power usage to scan for remote signal).
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