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Tim, you are right on the money. I really don't like the way battery manufacturers use "Amp Hours" as a measure of the storage capacity. They should use Watt hours since Watts are the measure of energy. Amps are really for measuring circuit capacity since they are a product of volts and watts.
"Marcus is dead on with the 27 minute calculation." George did the math based on 51 Amp Hours and I cut it to a third or half due to the way high loads decrease the total output of a battery. I say no more than 15 minutes with two 650W fresnels on this battery. Switch to lower wattage lights and you will get the full draw. |
BTW don't forget the lowly computer UPSs. I've used them on location before to power instruments (don't forget a hand truck - those little suckers are heavy!) - various capacities available, and when it's time for post you can stick them back under your desks. Frys or any stationery/office supply store, which makes them even more useful in the event a small genny packs up...
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