In general it is safe to charge at 1C (e.g for a 2200mah pack this would be 2.2A) Using lower charge values can prolong the life of your pack, 1C charging generally charges your pack in approximately 1 hour.

QT2800 - (Max amps are dependent on connecting wire used, up to 600 amps) QT2810 - 30 amps, QT2910 - 30 amps, QT2812 - 20 amps, QT2912 - 20 amps. See similar questions...

LiPO batteries should only be charged with a specified charger at the recommended charge rate. Check manufacturer's specifications for the battery and charge rate. See similar questions...

I usually use whatever is available at the gig. But if I had a choice, it would be a tweed Fender, Blues Deluxe or Blues DeVille. See similar questions...

then the whole signal with the above processing (or none) goes to a stereo tremolo splitter which I only occasionally use as tremolo -- usually it's for splitting the signal to go to "left side" "right side" Z. See similar questions...

The Hughes and Kettner is used as a clean amp and the other ones, "More" and "Beer", are Bob Bradshaw amps modified by John Suhr. See similar questions...

I use the Pod on all my demos and it's really nice for direct. I played an amp once that sounded a little thin until they stuck this brand new thing called 'The Enhancer' on the back that I want to invest in because I think they will sell. It's an amp stand for open back amps that's like a hollow bass thrower outer cab! The amp sounds huge on it! The 'Enhancer' can be used with any open back combo amp. See similar questions...

When I used to do clinics, if they didn't have a Mesa Boogie Rectifier I would request a 5150. They're very good, especially if you are going for a Van Halen tone. There is a mid frequency that I can never seem to dial in on those though. See similar questions...

Yes, Tonebones' tone controls and circuitry have been designed to work with all guitar amps, either tube or solid-state. See similar questions...

A pair of Hot Grips? heated grips will use between 2.5 and 3 amps (at 12.0 volts). Another way to state that same specification is that our heated grips will use between 30 and 36 watts per pair (at 12.0 volts). See similar questions...

Look in the instruction manual. Most manufacturers will show the power requirements in the 'specifications' section of their instruction manuals. Look for something like: Power Requirements: 12.0 - 14.0 Volts, 500 mA. The '500mA' is the current consumption. 500 mA is the equivalent of 1/2 Amp (1000 mA = 1 Amp). Make a list of the 'current' requirements for each piece of equipment that you want to protect. See similar questions...

interest rates vary from time to time your Black Horse dealer will provide you with the best possible deal at the time you arrange the finance for your bike. See similar questions...

Interest rates vary depending on the amount borrowed, how much stake you have and what security is available. However, we see franchising as a less risky way of starting a business, so it is likely that interest rates for a franchisee of an established franchise would be lower than those a stand-alone business would be offered. Some of the more established franchises have a finance scheme with HSBC. See similar questions...

Yes. The JD7 is a high-impedance, unity gain distribution amplifier. This means that it takes the original signal and then amplifies it at so that each output to the amplifiers is the same as the original input device. The problem you were experiencing in the past was caused by what is commonly known as a ground loop. Each amplifier is different and as such, has different chassis voltages referenced to ground. When you connect these together these voltages combine to cause noise and hum. See similar questions...

Yes you can, but make sure they will be here. We are always touring, lending, breaking and fixing so email us to find out first or you may show up and have no amp to use. [top] See similar questions...

There is no easy answer to this, but as a general rule for best results (less power loss) you should use the heaviest gauge wire as is practical, especially for the longer speaker runs. For short runs you could use lighter cable. But don’t let this be the weak link in your audio system. See similar questions...