768 Khz

2012/11/16 08:42:27

Bub

How many jiggawatts would I need to record 4,000 tracks, 33.8 minutes long, at 768 kHz, on a laptop, going 34.239858 MPH, after I've left the train station that goes to Hogwarts while entering for The Rift?

I bet Cpt. Harkness would know.

2012/11/16 08:49:17

ProjectM

I'm not Cpt. Harkness - but I'd say 42. The answer usually is 42.

2012/11/16 10:06:13

DW_Mike

7.00859667
Please allow -1/+1 differential because I just did the math quickly in my head. It may be off but I doubt it.

Mike

2012/11/16 11:21:25

spacey

Not sure about the 4,000 tracks but 2.2 jiggawatts at 80 MPH might get you off to
a good start. Can't help you with the flux capacitor yet...not sure if rod or bar magnets
are needed but seems to be Alnico 8 at the least.

2012/11/16 11:52:44

bapu

Bub,

Turn it up to 11.

Simples.

2012/11/16 13:01:19

drewfx1

Are you just asking about powering the gear?

Most of the power you need will be to supercool everything.

2012/11/16 13:04:51

bapu

Hey Drew,

Supercool was what I was aiming for when I joined this forum.

I ended up unfunny.

Go figure.

2012/11/16 13:10:26

drewfx1

bapu

Hey Drew,

Supercool was what I was aiming for when I joined this forum.

I ended up unfunny.

Go figure.

It's your own fault for having all those "warmth" plugins. Duh.

2012/11/16 13:16:34

craigb

C.

2012/11/16 13:25:03

Starise

I'm not sure if I would be trying to use jiggawatts Bub, they seem kinda jiggly and unstable.

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