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Watts = amps x volts x Power Factor. Power Factor comes into play when there are non-resistive loads involved. If you assume a maximum PF = 1 and a 120 volt source then Amps per Watt = 1/120 = .083

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Doesn't work that way.

Basic electrical engineering states that watts = voltage times amps, so w/o knowing the voltage there's no way of telling how many watts you are getting.

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