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Actually watts and horsepower are directly convertible units, since both describe "[power":](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_(physics)). In an electrical context 746w=1hp, by definition.
 
50Ah at 5.5V is 275 Watts for one hour. So he can deliver almost a third of a horsepower for an hour, or if you really need to push him, a full horsepower for approximately 21 minutes before tuckering out. Probably not healthy for him to exert himself so much for a prolonged period, though.
There... might be fire...

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Actually watts and horsepower are directly convertible units, since both describe "power":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_(physics). In an electrical context 746w=1hp, by definition.
50Ah at 5.5V is 275 Watts for one hour. So he can deliver almost a third of a horsepower for an hour, or if you really need to push him, a full horsepower for approximately 21 minutes before tuckering out. Probably not healthy for him to exert himself so much for a prolonged period, though.

"@HDPlayer":/1858313#comment_7836271
Actually watts and horsepower are directly convertible units, since both describe "power":https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_(physics). In an electrical context 746w=1hp, by definition.
50Ah at 5.5V is 275 Watts for one hour. So he can deliver a full horsepower for approximately 21 minutes before tuckering out. Probably not healthy for him to exert himself so much for a prolonged period, though.