JK-Ford

I guess that being more familiar with the application of electrical gear has some benifits over the more technical side of this business. I probably should ( and wish I did) know as much as these other guys. But I'm smart enough to know what will work and what will not. And I enjoy helping my friends build their rigs. Enjoy your lights my friend "mister ed"

Well I guess that it is a very good thing that we are only dealing with 12v here.


Sounds to me like you have no idea how little current it takes to stop a heart.

myz28u

I really hope you dont get all your info from wiki.
http://www.ohms-law.info/

myz28u

You know its funny how people worry about voltage when its the current they should really look at the amperage. Such a small amount to stop your heart.

JK-Ford

Ya, I started by complimenting these guys on their knoledgd. Maybe I should retract that.

myz28u

Haha. I find that everyone knows everything about electronics when you talk to them.
Its amazing how wrong people are and they spread their wrongness all over the internet and infect average people with ignorance. People are too lazy to go to class and actually learn something. Theyd rather google it and just accept the first thing that pops up is fact.

ronjenx

People have been killed sticking a knife into a toaster.

When I was 13, I was zapped by 9,000 volts @ 1mA. It threw me over the back of my chair, but didn't kill me.

JK-Ford

I've been in the electrical trade for a very long time. I have been up close and personal with 120v, 277v and a 15KW neon transformer. And, yes "CMA", it does sting ( to say the least ). But, like most, the current was not passed thru my heart. So I'll consider myself lucky.

myz28u

I cant imagine how tesla felt back in the day. With all the knowledge available today we still fight back and forth trying to convince each other whats right and wrong. i bet tesla and edison really had it out in their hay day.

JK-Ford

Unfortunately, being wrong is still a very big part of learning. But this is serious shiN here. And I hope and pray that nobody learns from this guy.

Rednroll

LOL!!! NO....that link you provided is a much more reliable source......LOL!!!

So who is "Kelley Anderson" and what makes him the authority on Ohm's Law? Just because he created a website with a URL of ohms-law.info??? Really man??? Really??? This is how you want to play the game??? Ok then....hold on tight.

Just saying.....if you're gonna correct someone.......


Quoted from the link YOU provided:
That's "Electromotive"....NOT "Electromagnetic" Force. Electromagnetic Force is known as FLUX.....and guess what unit "Flux" is measured in??? Webers and what is flux density measure in? The "Tesla".....Named after the same guy you just referred to in your previous post. You really showed how smart you are with your Electronics knowledge, now didn't ya??? Nice going genius.

and by the way.....since you provided that link....READ that statement I just quoted from that link you provided one more time....."VOLTAGE (V) also known as Electromotive (E)"......would mean that V is equal to E, thus the equation I originally presented as Ohm's law and you tried to critique goes to give E=V=I/R. Thus V and E are equivalents and are therefore interchangeable.

Yeah....it is truly amazing, how you are actually referring to yourself when you make that statement.


You guys not only insulted Joules by calling his law, "Ohm's Law"....but you follow that up by insulting one of the greatest Electrical engineers of all, Nikola Tesla and the Physicist Wilhelm Eduard Weber by referring to "Electromagnetic" force as Voltage.

Please keep going.....let's see if you can manage to insult Faraday, Joseph Henry and Maxwell next with your feeble minds.
HACKS....F'ing HACKS!!!!