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Originally Posted by patrickt
As resistance goes up, wattage goes down. So, at the same 12.6v, a 500 ohm resistor will create less than half a watt and draw virtually no current (less than .03 amps). I think we need to send you back to school.  |
If I haven't said lately that I hate electricity - let me address that omission. Electrical stuff equals
All I know about electricity is don't stick a hairpin in an electrical outlet - light bulbs are right hand threaded - and volts x amps = watts (which actually does address the above to some extent). I much more prefer working with levers, cams, gears, points, bearings, seals, latches, etc.
