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Calculating Battery Life for 370W Speaker & Amplifier: Ampere-Hour for 3-4 Hours Playtime

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  • #32 11849286
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #33 11849304
    tuniolx
    Level 14  
    and who learned it :D
    there have always been and will be ties
    ps it's junior high
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  • #34 11849320
    vodiczka
    Level 43  
    tuniolx wrote:
    to know how much energy is left in it

    Unfortunately, you won't know. Buy a voltmeter when the voltage drops to 10.8 V, it will mean that you have discharged the battery to a minimum and you must charge it immediately. You can discharge to 11.0-11.2V safely.

    Added after 2 [minutes]:

    tuniolx wrote:
    and who learned it
    there have always been and will be ties

    Unfortunately, this shows in your attempts to add power to the amplifier and speaker. You will not spend your whole life on cheat sheets.
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  • #35 11849338
    tuniolx
    Level 14  
    sorry but I'm not that stupid
    anything but physics, this is black magic.
    math chemistry english it's light but it's sorry but never
  • #36 11849372
    jankolo
    Rest in Peace
    tuniolx wrote:
    and who learned it :D
    there have always been and will be ties

    So please look for a tie. I close the topic.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around calculating the appropriate ampere-hour (Ah) battery capacity needed to power a 370W speaker and amplifier setup for 3-4 hours. Initial calculations suggested a 12V 100Ah battery would suffice, but further analysis revealed that the actual power consumption is higher due to amplifier efficiency (approximately 65%). This leads to a requirement of around 570W from the battery, translating to a current draw of 47.5A, which would deplete a 100Ah battery in about 1-1.5 hours under heavy use. Participants debated the importance of RMS versus peak power ratings, concluding that only the amplifier's RMS power should be considered for battery calculations. Recommendations included testing with a borrowed battery to measure actual performance and using an ammeter to monitor current draw.
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