A watt is a watt is a watt. Current is a function of voltage which varies with state of charge. Watts allow others to compare and extrapolate results. Amps are only of use when the corresponding voltages are available. So please a heartfelt request to report performance using watts. If not the both observed amps and system voltage. And many thanks to those out their who provide feedback on installed performance. Paul (Long time lurker getting closer to doing the deed) |
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Posted by: Paul K van Os <paulkvanos@yahoo.co.uk>
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