nick;
>>though, I thought anything under an amp was listed as a decimal ? .950 miliamps being almost 1amp ??
correct, but i think you meant 950mA not .950mA.
>>also, how is this incorrect : "1amp per hour of runtime" ? I'm trying to say that you'll need to plan the amperage of your battery roughly around 1amp per hour of run time on the Edirol. Is there a more accurate way to say this?
>>there are a bunch of gramatic errors. as I re-read it last night it read like an 8th grader wrote it. I like "active proofs" , so I post it early.
i see what you meant. i think the best way to convey that by saying "....requires a power source that will have a capacity of 1 amp-hour per hour of operation..." or similar.
an ampere by definition is a rate (coulombs/time). therefore, ampere per time is always an incorrect description of current use. the FA-101 will continously draw .95 amp whether it operates for 1 second or 100 hours. this is where "amp-hour" terminology is applied to describe the relationship between ampere and time.
hope this helps,
marc