We dont have the manual for our TEAK AGV 1200 RECEIVER AND I NEED TO KNOW HOW MANY WATTS IT HAS? Any way I can find out with the manual?

1200 watts in to operate the appliance then 800 watts power output emitted in microwaves for cooking.

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go to www.fitness.manualsonline.com and download give your model, etc

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You need to look at the RMS of the sub. If it say 1200 watts max you RMS is around 100 watts. By a amp that the Rms is the same or slightly lower so you don't blow the sub

if the teak is bare teak --- a light sanding with a sanding block should be good and then follow that with a good rub down of teak oil ( sea-fin teak oil is a good brand ).
if the teak is finished teak --- and you want to remove the old finish and sand out any stains(?) then you will need to use a more aggressive sand paper and finish off with a lighter sand paper,, clean up with acetone, use a good tack cloth and start applying varnish -- the best varnish that I have ever used is a brand called ' Epiphanes ' and you will either want to use a ' matte ' finish or a ' gloss /semi-gloss ' finish. personally I have found the 'matte ' finish to look better and it brings out the true beauty of the teak itself. ( make sure you follow the sanding instructions between coats as this will give you a nice smooth and sharp look ).
enjoy the water ---

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if your amp has a bridge do nt bridge the subs just connect them normal planet audio subs usually dont have a high potential to withstand too much watts even if the subs say 1200 watts thats not true nwatts check the box the subs came in it will tell u true wattage it may say rms

Pump the brakes!
You need to know the RMS power rating of the sub you are powering.
Dont exceed the RMS power rating of the sub by more than 25%.
If you see a peak power rating on either the sub or the amp, ignor it, means nothing. Always compare RMS ratings.
Example: a Sony 12" Xplod sub, boasting 1200 watts, will only handle, 350 watts RMS, so the amp you choose to power the sub should be 350 watts RMS as well, and should not exceed more than 25% of the RMS power handling (487.5 watts).
Bottom line, know your RMS numbers, not Peak.
Byron
www.distinctbeat.com

probably you are right due to high impedance of the speaker the receiver cant handle it, the mini component can handle 80 to 100 watts only. you need a high watts amplifier to used your 360 watts speaker, just connect it to the audio output of the mini component. thanks

Hi,
Dont do any thing with your printer power supply and just purchase Step-Down AC Transformer. Its input will be 220Volts AC and will out 110Volts AC. One thing important, read the printer power consumption watts and get proper one. Got the point buddy?