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Re: Batteries, can you have too many amps?
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Posted by frankiee on March 09, 2006 at 17:30:37 from (70.24.75.50):
In Reply to: Batteries, can you have too many amps? posted by Tim B from MA on March 09, 2006 at 16:28:06:
It is the difference between pluging a table saw into an electrical system that has 150Kilowatts driven by a series 71 Detroit Diesel OR plugging that same table saw into an electrical system that has 1500 Megawatts driven by 6 nuclear reactors. The difference is nothing. The saw motor will draw only how much as it is designed to. Now there can be too little power of course. Such as plugging the electric saw into a small 1000 watt inverter. The saw wont run thru that board with the knot in it. A large battery will not harm anything except your pocket book a bit in the begining.
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