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The manual (http://www.transistorclock.com/tranmanual.pdf http://www.transistorclock.com/tranmanual.pdf ) has the spec. Answer: 5.7 Watts.
by IvyMike 11y ago
The manual (http://www.transistorclock.com/tranmanual.pdf http://www.transistorclock.com/tranmanual.pdf ) has the spec. Answer: 5.7 Watts.
- amelius 11y agoThat is quite a lot. The table in [1] shows that an average 9V battery has a capacity of about 3.5Wh, meaning you can use this calculator for a little over half an hour on a single battery. [1] http://www.zbattery.com/zbattery/batteryinfo.html http://www.zbattery.com/zbattery/batteryinfo.html
- unwind 11y agoThe product is called "transistor clock". It's a clock, for wall hanging, it's not a calculator and the images on the page of TFA show a power cable.