FWIW, another reality check for the input power consumed by the MAHG is to first calculate the energy in Joules per pulse and multiply by the rep rate. IE, the input energy is 166 * 12 * (1/50) * .05 = 1.992J per pulse. Therefore, the input power = 1.992 * 50 = 99.6 watts. With the equipment JLN has at his disposal, I would assume the peak current measurement, duty cycle and line frequency, are all within 5%.
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