I was looking at watts in relation to wind speed in hm?
Answer:
My guess is that it would be the output as either:
A - a torque (at a given rpm), or
B - an rpm (at a given torque)
Do the specs say anything about the power being at a given speed or torque? Are you sure the "hm" is not "nm" (in which case it would be newton-meters).
In either case, multiply the torque (in newton-meters) times the speed (in radians/sec) times pi to get watts
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