He appears to be in excellent health and is able to maintain a brutal travel and speaking schedule. In fact, my wife was just noting in their dual Town Hall appearances today (3/14/2016) Secretary Clinton seemed exhausted and her voice sounded tired, as if she'd been over-exerting it for an extended time. So if you are wondering if a 74 year old man is up to the stress of the office, this man a...
amÂ·perÂ·age. (Ämâ²pÉr-Ä­j, Ämâ²pÃ®râ²-) n. The strength of an electric current expressed in amperes. amperage. (ËÃ¦mpÉrÉªdÊ) n. (General Physics) the magnitude of an electric current measured in amperes, esp the rated current of an electrical component or device.
To measure amperage, you need to set the function to either measure AC amperage or DC amperage, depending on the electrical system you are testing. The power source for your system will determine the type of current. For example, household power is AC, while power from a battery is DC.1  3 Edit step.ow to Measure Amperage. Amperage is the amount of electrical current running through an electrical component, such as a wire. Specifically, amperage measures the number of electrons passing a given point in a given period of time, with 1 ampere (or amp) equal to 1 coulomb per second.