Has anyone tested, or does anyone have the spec for, the Dayton DTA-2 amp's idle current, i.e., how much it draws when it is turned on but not receiving any input signal to amplify? This guy here:
https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton...Module-300-385
I am considering using this amp in a battery-powered application, but I would like to have that spec, and can't find it in the scant product literature. I'm aware that it is a Class D amp, but that in itself doesn't answer my question.
https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton...Module-300-385
I am considering using this amp in a battery-powered application, but I would like to have that spec, and can't find it in the scant product literature. I'm aware that it is a Class D amp, but that in itself doesn't answer my question.
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