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Michael wrote:
My son took and electronics course at Benson High School in Portland Oregon. The teacher was totally clueless and just made things up as he went along. One of them was that the higher the voltage on a wire, the faster it travels in the wire. It took me all day to make my son believe that his teacher was just a clueless sot and to understand ohms law. From my son's perspective, a teacher must really know something to be a teacher. Sadly, this is far from true. This is why there is a market for some pretty bizzare antennas out there! The good news was that I was forced to take a more active part in his education about electronics. We built and tested projects together and it was good for both of us. There ya go! - Mike KB3EIA - |
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