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![]() "David Ryeburn" napisał w wiadomości ... In article , BillyBobMarley wrote: Not to be a smart ass but weren't a lot of the old British cars equipped with a positive ground? What's up with that? The electrons come out of the negative end of the battery. The Old Brits were smart. They didn't want the electrons to jump off of the ends of the cars, so they tied the positive ends of the batteries to the car chassis. Except for those cars they exported to Poland ;-) . The old cars have only a bulbs. There is an Edison effect. The positive ground is better in such case. Now you have many electronics devices. For them must be the negative ground. Step by step and you will be an expert on electrons. S* |
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