Power

[Peter Ball]

Hi,
I think this question as been asked before but I can't remember the answer. We've been to Rutland water today and whilst there we had a look at there lecky bikes. The problem I found is, on the labels the battery power was given in watt hours, typically 400 or 500. My woosh bike as a 10 amp hour battery, how do I compare the two
Thanks for any help in this.

 

[kangooroo]

Non-technical answer: Just multiply your 10 amp battery by the voltage. If 36V x 10amps then 360Wh battery.

 

[Benjahmin]

Multiply the amp hour rating of your battery, by the voltage. Hey presto watt hours.


Ooops, crossed with Kangooroo's post

 

[Nealh]

400wh = 11.1 ah.
500wh = 13.8 ah.

 

[flash]

Nice to see that old Georg Simon Ohm

is being remembered. Or is it Woy Hodgson