Bill, The peak current should be equal to the steady state current at 100 watts. At 13.8 volts and 100 watts the current is about 7 amps. If you figure the efficiency at about 50% that would be about 14 amps. My Astron current meter measured it at 10 amps so, either the efficiency is better than 50% or the meter is wrong. By the way, my Kenwood TS-450 measures 15 amps.
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