Phil Allison wrote:

The above is a waste of time... it is a 2 watt amp.


It is a waste of time at any other level as well, except as a
generalized indication - there is no such thing as any simple voltage
or current measurement & accurate formula for power output of a complex
music signal, unless you use or mock up a calorimeter for its output.


** The general aim is to ascribe a max POWER rating to a particular
amplifier under defined load conditions.

You are describing a measurement of the total ENERGY in some
unspecified
piece of music programme.

Stick those goal posts back where you found them - Mr anonymous
smartarse.

Go figure out the difference between energy and power - anytime.

Amusing.


** Go **** yourself - that will be amusing to watch.


- You've heard of goalposts but you don't know what a stopwatch is;


** What drivel.


- You apparently have never measured electrical power by
straightforward physical means in your life;


** Course I have - like using a cup of water in a microwave to test the
magnetron.


- And a year ago you raved for days in you usual cretinous lout style
concerning the uselessness, fantasy and irrelevance of RMS power
measurement.


** Not me - ****head.

Better lay off those mind bending drugs you are taking.




............ Phil