For a specific electron I think it is totally random. A high amperage is (using electron flow) simply a large number of electrons per unit time.
A conventional battery can be used time and again to do that.
On a survival course many years ago, on Romney Marsh. We were given a old torch battery and some wire wool and expected to start a fire. It worked, along with some burned fingers.
I guess you are more likely to be carrying tinfoil … Read more
It depends. Is it set to be that way? Is your fan never running in the first place?
The most likely answer is no. Your fan won't run even if the thermostat is low. But I'm not completely sure.
Depends where you live, Peter. In Oz it takes no more than a couple of weeks. (I switched a couple of years ago.)
Couple of good articles here but the "why" is obvious. To get away from using fossil fuels.
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A coil of wire inculed with voltage. This voltage is called induced voltage and it is induced due to the change in magnetic flux of the coil. If we take a current carry wire, a magnetic field will be there due to flow of current. If we change the current of wire, magnetic flux will … Read more
If you are talking about a typical and properly wired electrical circuit in a house, the black is the hot wire, the white is the neutral and the bare copper wire is the ground.
The current in such a circuit is alternating. The white wire will have the same voltage as the black wire if the … Read more
depends on what the source voltage is. Also depends on if the white wire is actually being used as a neutral and not hooked up as a hot wire. Electrons don't care what color the insulation is on a wire.
I don't know for sure, but I would certainly not plug them in while the computer is plugged in and running. I'm honestly confused as to why you need to consider doing something like this...? It's not something I've ever thought about doing for any reason. I asked my PC guru and he said the … Read more
Not sure what "it" is but here are Faq's about Aerogel in general. I think it will answer your questions.
I'd say early spring....just because.
Electricution.
The ratio of the voltages on a transformer is the same
as the ratio of the number of turns in each winding.
115/24 = 345/x, so x = 72
Arthur Wright is correct.
Here is a PDF file for the manual. Many different ones and you might look further if this doesn't help.
The reason to shut off the electricity to the heater is for shock reasons. The temp adjustments (2) are at the upper and lower coils. Risk of shock is great at these two points. Your heater is on a 220v breaker. If you are unsure, just shut off the main breaker in your box. That … Read more
A parallel circuit is a closed circuit in which the current divides into two or more paths before recombining to complete the circuit. Each load connected in a separate path receives the full circuit voltage, and the total circuit current is equal to the sum of the individual branch currents.
