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Originally Posted by ThunderCactus
5pts for the reference lol
It doesn't matter when you test your gun, as long as you do it with a full battery.
The wattage will change as your voltage drops in the battery.
If the amp draw of your motor changes noticeably during the course of a few hundred rounds, something is horribly the hell wrong with your gun.
So for this test, you only need to compare a few shots in semi, and see what it reads consistently over a full auto burst.
I might as well order the watt meter now since nobody else in this country keeps track of how many mags they get out of a battery lol
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What? No...
Voltage will drop, current will rise to provide the same power (watts) to the motor/system. Up to the point where the battery can't provide enough and then the power will drop.