It's average Watts, not RMS Watts.
RMS Volts (0.707 peak) X RMS Current (0.707 peak) = Average Power
0.707 X 0.707 = 0.5
RMS Watts does not exist. There is peak power and average power but no RMS power.
Alek, VK6APK
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On 18/04/2025 8:16 am, Adrian Fewster via groups.io wrote:
So it seems reference below that they consider watts as peak watts, and RMS watts as continuous power value equivalent,
which I always thought 'W' watts represented without need to be called RMS watts...
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On 18/4/25 10:10, Adrian Fewster via groups.io wrote:
This one is interesting ;
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