Hi,

I'm looking at brushcutter brochures (brushcouture) but some are rated
in horsepower and some in Kilowatts. Could a kind gardening
mathematician tell me the ratio between these units?


Brian Mitchell

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Hi,

I'm looking at brushcutter brochures (brushcouture) but some are rated
in horsepower and some in Kilowatts. Could a kind gardening
mathematician tell me the ratio between these units?


1 horsepower [electric] = 0.746 kilowatt

This may be of use http://www.onlineconversion.com




Brian Mitchell

"Brian Mitchell" wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm looking at brushcutter brochures (brushcouture) but some are rated
in horsepower and some in Kilowatts. Could a kind gardening
mathematician tell me the ratio between these units?

One HP is about 3/4 of a Kw.


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Chris Thomas
West Cork
Ireland

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Scott wrote:

"Brian Mitchell" wrote in message
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I'm looking at brushcutter brochures (brushcouture) but some are rated
in horsepower and some in Kilowatts. Could a kind gardening
mathematician tell me the ratio between these units?

1 horsepower [electric] = 0.746 kilowatt

This may be of use http://www.onlineconversion.com

Or, for most purposes, 1 Hp = 3/4 KW.

But watch out - some will quote the power delivered, and some the
power consumed. There can be a significant difference.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

some will quote the power delivered, and some
the power consumed.

Presumably the difference between the two is available to the operator
for warming their hands during the colder months.

"Brian Mitchell" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I'm looking at brushcutter brochures (brushcouture) but some are rated
in horsepower and some in Kilowatts. Could a kind gardening
mathematician tell me the ratio between these units?


Good old Google knows this - try entering a query such as:

how many kilowatts in 0.23 horsepower

G.A.
p.s. Wandering slightly off-topic, I have spare invites to gmail if any
posters here want one (email me)...