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In Reply to: RE: "How electricity flows in an AC circuit" posted by Ugly on August 12, 2022 at 07:08:00:
You lost me dude. Of course the charges are moving - they're the free electrons. That's what current is - moving charges, moving electrons. Hel-loo! The electrons that are not free don't have anything to do with anything.Can I make a suggestion? Go back to whatever 2nd rate school you went to, assuming you went to school, which you probably didn't, and demand a refund.
This conversation can serve no purpose any more.
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- RE: "How electricity flows in an AC circuit" - geoffkait 04:41:57 08/13/22 (8)
- RE: "How electricity flows in an AC circuit" - Ugly 08:57:47 08/13/22 (7)
- RE: "How electricity flows in an AC circuit" - geoffkait 16:02:18 08/13/22 (6)
- RE: "How electricity flows in an AC circuit" - Ugly 20:11:11 08/16/22 (5)
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