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What is the diff. between amps and mA

what is the diff. between amps and mA


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Hi, Amps = Amperes (the current). mA = mili Amperes (the current in mili amperes)..... mili is another word for 1/1000..... So 0.7 Amperes are equal to 700 mili-ampers (mulyiply Amperes by 1000 and you get the mA, or devide the mA by 1000 and you get it in Amperes). Best regards,

Posted 2008-07-16T07:01:11Z
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