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Old February 8th 04, 05:16 AM
Cecil Moore
 
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Tdonaly wrote:
Nope, you got it wrong again, Cecil. It's the charge that moves, not
the current.


Uh, Tom, a voltage causes a charge to move and the result is zero
current? Do you know how many laws of physics that assertion violates?

There exist two currents of one amp at zero degrees. Their sum is 2 amps
at zero degrees but you assert that even though the component currents
are moving in the same direction, the sum of the two currents is standing
still? Care to provide some proof for that ridiculous assertion?
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